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This Nishi-Ogikubo Brazilian-themed community space features workshops, Portuguese classes, talks or other events almost every single night, Aparecida serves Tokyo's Brazilians and anyone interested in the culture and lifestyle of the land of samba. You won't find any beer on tap here, but more than 20 kinds of cachaça (a rum-like, sugarcane-based liquor) and tropical juices are available, along with edibles like feijoada stew and linguiça sausages. Remember to check out the records, books and other Brazilian products on sale too.
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Transport Nishi-Ogikubo Station, south exit
Telephone 03 3335 5455
Open 6pm-midnight
URL aparecida.jp
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