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Danish florist Nicolai Bergmann's Aoyama flagship is much more than your average plant dealership: in addition to the extravagantly arranged flowers, it houses an excellent café serving organic meals, good coffee and fresh juice. This one is also a must-visit for fans of Scandinavian design, as the furniture comes courtesy of Arne Jacobsen, Hay and company.
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Transport Omotesando Station (Ginza, Chiyoda, Hanzomon lines)
Telephone 03 5464 0743
Open 10am-8pm / closed 1st Mon of every month
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