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A pink-hued landmark at the main Roppongi intersection, Almond has provided an instantly recognisable meeting spot for generations of revellers, and – even after being demolished and completely rebuilt in 2010 – is possibly the single best-known coffee shop in Tokyo. Relatively few venture inside, however, where the coffee and cakes are pretty standard fare – it’s part of an unremarkable coffee-shop chain.
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Transport Roppongi Station (Hibiya, Oedo lines), exit 3.
Telephone 03 3402 1870
Open Mon-Sat 9am-5am, Sun 10am-3pm
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