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Anyone who really wants to master the art of Tokyo romance needs to know about Hachiko. The story of the loyal dog and his dead master is well-known (if you don’t know it, Richard Gere made the rather mawkish Hachiko: A Dog’s Tale in 2009); less well-known, to the foreign community at least, is the location’s latter-day role as a meeting spot for the doe-eyed couples in the first throes of true love. Not so great as a meeting place for blind dates, however; it’s also one of Tokyo’s most densely packed districts, so unless you know who you’re looking for, you could be waiting a while.
Transport Shibuya Station, Hachiko-Guchi exit
Take a break from Shibuya’s 21st-century bustle at this time-warp of a café, which out-charms ...
The Dogenzaka branch of Shibuya Nishimura, a fruit shop with a history dating back to 1910, ...
Fifty years after opening its first pizza shop in Brooklyn, fast-food restaurant chain Sbarro ...
Italian restaurants are easy to come by in Tokyo, but few are as distinctive as this lively ...
An old and relaxed izakaya located approximately three minutes' walk from Shibuya Station (from ...
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