A rather quiet place hiding the fact that there are a lot of Japanese financial headquarters located here. Head south to the Marunouchi area for a bigger choice of restaurants.
Qing Cai at the Marunouchi Brick Square is a Chinese restaurant with surprisingly delicious food and pleasant views of Marunouchi. Order from the course during dinner to sample what's on offer. Leia mais.
Deserving both its Michelin Stars, this French Restaurant at the Hyatt Regency is authentic down to the waiters' French-tinged English. The courses are surprisingly affordable and the food: Sublime. Leia mais.
A tranquil spot near Harajuku. The Emperor and Empress Meiji are buried here. The old trees provide cool shade on a hot summer day. Worth a visit, but avoid New Year's Day as it is beyond busy!
The Embassy of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg can easily be reached from Exit 2 of Ichigaya Metro Station (or JR Ichigaya Station). Leia mais.
Shops, restaurants and even a (supposedly natural) hot spring with water pumped from 1700 meters below ground. A note for us foreigners: no bathing suits allowed in the hot spring spa. Leia mais.
The Embassy of The Kingdom of Belgium is a 10 minute walk from Exit 4 of Kojimachi Metro Station. Leia mais.
This Mitsukoshi Department Store is a landmark in Ginza. Not only are there twelve floors of shopping space, but also two basement floors dedicated to food! Duty Free and English services available. Leia mais.
Ramen is not the only thing this museum has to offer. The inside is set up to replicate the buildings from the Showa-era (1950's-60's) and you get to see what Japan was like back then. Leia mais.
