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Overseen by Takeshi Kobayashi, a musician and record industry heavyweight best known as producer of rock band Mr. Children, this ambitious complex aims to provide a more eco-conscious alternative to the average Tokyo mall. Yoyogi Village includes an organic Italian restaurant, Code Kurkku, and a music bar where the selection is overseen by Kobayashi and hip DJ/producer Shinichi Osawa. You'll also find a good coffee shop, Roots & Beat Coffee, alongside a travel agency, art gallery and Urban Research fashion store specialising in 'pre-organic' cotton clothing.
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Pour-Kur
Located inside the Yoyogi Village complex, Pour-Kur is the collaborative venture of Shonan ...
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Anyone looking to expand their meat-eating pursuits should check out this Yoyogi offal eatery ...
Abilletage
Relax on the antique-style sofa and enjoy the ambience of this corset shop while sipping on a ...
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Roman-style pizzeria, tucked away in an isolated setting. Though it is located a fair way from ...
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Doughnuts, coffee and an enviable location – Krispy Kreme's Shinjuku's outpost sees a steady ...
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