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12 Sports Bars in Tokyo You Should Know About
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- Tokyo these days has a wealth of spots where you can cheer on a televised international sporting game while enjoying decent food and drink. From old-fashioned English pubs to contemporary Californian-style joints, here’s our guide to the best. FootNik (Ebisu) Ebisu The FootNik in Ebisu is Tokyo’s original football pub: it began back in the ’90s (at its original location elsewhere in the city) by screening soccer matches mailed over from the UK on VHS tapes, in the days before live satellite broadcasts were common.Nowadays it shows football matches live (and other sports including rugby, baseball, and occasionally sumo), often extending its closing time way into the small hours for important games, as well as offering a match special nomihoudai (all-you-can-drink plans). Benoa Ginza (Ginza) Benoa Ginza The Benoa Ginza store has a spacious floor with a ceiling height of 7 meters. It's usually open as a darts bar, but during the sports season, you can watch sport matches on these five 150-inch ultra-high-quality monitors. Sports Bar / Café dining B ONE (Ginza) Sports Bar / Café dining B ONE Sports Bar / Café dining B ONE is quite big with its 100 seated seats and 140 standing seats. Since it's open from lunch, it's perfect for those who want to enjoy watching sports on the big screen while chowing down! In addition to soccer, various sports are broadcasted every day. The Aldgate (Shibuya) The Aldgate is in the heart of Shibuya and its easily spotted with a Union Jack flag at building’s entrance. It is a British pub known for its house craft specials such as the Aldgate Ale and Porter plus 21 kinds of local and overseas draught beers. Devoted football fans gather to this bar during the game season. The Hobgoblin (Shibuya) The Hobgoblin is a rare British pub in Shibuya serving vegetarian and vegan dishes along with imported craft beers, wines and cocktails. Sector 7G (Kabukicho, Shinjuku) Sector 7G in Shinjuku Kabukicho is a popular sports bar for both Japanese and overseas customers. Customers can enjoy some homemade dishes and choose variety of beers and cocktails to drink from. Enjoy your drink while watching the game on the monitors. 82 Ale House (Shinjuku) 82 Ale House is a pub in Shinjuku. Of the locations scattered over town, Shinjuku-sanchome branch is highly recommended for its open facade and al fresco standing tables that allow you to watch a game from outside. The Highbury (Shinjuku) The Highbury over by Shinjuku Gyoen park is a football-focused pub named for the area of London that was originally home to Arsenal F.C. Bedecked with Arsenal memorabilia. It brews its own Gunners Ale and screens key UK and international matches. Legends Sports Bar and Grill (Roppongi) Roppongi, Tokyo’s most international neighborhood, is home to Legends Sports Bar and Grill which is a popular place to watch both UK-style soccer and American football games. Roppongi Two Dogs Taproom (Roppongi) Two Dogs Taproom, a modern North California-inspired spot that offers its own craft beer alongside a lengthy list of brews sourced from across the US and Japan, and a restaurant menu that includes pizzas cooked in a wood-fired oven.A range of sports are shown, along with live music and comedy events. ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- โตเกียว
- 22. January. 2020
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Small Tokyo:Sangenjaya
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- Just like neighbouring Shimokitazawa, Sangenjaya is one of the most popular districts for young and hip Tokyo residents, located in the quiet and expansive Setagaya Ward. What is Sangenjaya? Packed with an abundance of charming bars on narrow streets, the area is just minutes from Shibuya but still keeps a quiet and laid-back vibe.Sangenjaya may not be as well known as the upscale hipster enclaves of Shibuya, Nakameguro or Ebisu, but what it might lack in fame it makes up in local atmosphere, and in many cases the prices are a bit lower here too. Located just two stops and a mere 4 minutes away from Shibuya on the Denentoshi line, it’s a neighborhood well-worth exploring. Especially once the sun has set, and the entire area becomes a lively mess of shop owners trying their best to get your attention, drunk salarymen and hip locals on bound for their favorite watering holes.But for the first time visitor, the selection of bars might seem daunting. Here’s a guide to some of our favorite spots to get you started. Sankakugai (streets with bars) A good starting point is the area informally called Sankakugai (sankaku means triangle, and gai means street in Japanese) located next to Sangenjaya Station on the Den-en-toshi line. This neighborhood is packed with tiny, intimate bars in old buildings crammed between two of the major streets running through the neighborhood. Most of the places around here are very reasonably priced. Hoshigumi Fried Kitchen (bar) If you are hungry, Hoshigumi would be a great starting point. The same people actually operate two small bars located about two meters from each other. The first one specializes in raw fish and hotpots. The second one, dubbed Hoshigumi Fried Kitchen, unsurprisingly specializes in fried food, primarily Kushiage (fried food on sticks) and chicken. Hoshigumi Fried Kitchen exterior Kushiage (fried food on sticks) Gasa (bar specializing in puffer-fish) In case you are the adventurous type, we recommend a visit to Gasa (but make sure to bring a Japanese speaking person for the best experience). This traditional snack-bar is run by an older couple. He is licensed to handle fugu; the poisonous puffer-fish can be deadly unless it is prepared correctly, and in a particularly gruesome way to boot. If you are brave enough however, try a cup of their hirezake, hot sake with a grilled fugu-fin inside. puffer-fish Hirezake(hot sake with a grilled fugu-fin) Tico – Stand Up Please (bar) Another one of our favorite bars is Tico – Stand Up Please. A tiny tachinomi-ya (standing only) serving their homemade infused alcohol. On the night we went there, the selection consisted of pepper and coriander gin, coffee whiskey and dried fruit brandy. All for 500 yen each. There’s a table charge of 300 yen that grants you an unlimited supply of nuts. Really dry nuts, one should add, guaranteed to make you thirsty. Orbit (club/concert) If all the bar-hopping makes you crave some dancing, head over to Orbit, a small club/concert venue located on the opposite side of Setagaya Dori. Their schedule is filled with everything from jazz nights to the club BitBeats, where you can challenge your friends in different retro videogames all to the tunes from the live DJ. Orbit also has a podcast consisting of mixes from some of their DJs. Sky Carrot (café/bar) In case you prefer to wind down somewhere more laid back, head over to Sky Carrot, the café/bar on the top floor of Carrot Tower, the tallest building in the area. Here, you can enjoy a cup of coffee or a beer while enjoying the amazing view. Sky Carrot is open until 10pm. Read More Nightlife in Sangenjaya , please see our guide here: Nightlife in Sangenjaya Nightlife in Sangenjaya ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- โตเกียว
- 22. January. 2020
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Shibuya Fukuras Tokyu Plaza Restaurant and Entertainment Guide
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- In December 2019, a new skyscraper was added to Shibuya’s skyline - Shibuya Fukuras. This modern commercial facility is not as flashy as Scramble Square or Parco, but it features a smart lineup of retail stores and eateries targeting both locals and international visitors. Highlights of Shibuya Fukuras include Cé La Vie Tokyo, a rooftop bar inspired by Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands, and a cafe staffed by “Pepper” the robot, as well as a retail store for BEAMS Japan. The addition of a bus terminal and tourist information center make it a convenient destination for travelers exploring Tokyo. What is Shibuya Fukuras? Shibuya Fukuras is the skyscraper that stands directly in front of JR Shibuya Station's west exit, having been constructed on a site where nothing was before. Its name is derived from the Japanese word “fukuramasu”, which means “to inflate” in English and was established with the desire to inflate the happiness of all who visit. The concept behind Shibuya Fukuras is a “collection of small stories”, with its architecture designed to appear like a series of small crystals on the Shibuya skyline. Shibuya Fukuras Cé La Vie Tokyo One of the most exciting venues at Shibuya Fukuras is Cé La Vie Tokyo, which is positioned on the rooftop of the skyscraper. Its name translates from French as “This is the Life”, with the restaurant bar following the “Pursuit of Pleasure” in its approach to mixology, music, and cuisine. Cé La Vie Tokyo Its fine-dining restaurant serves up innovative, modern Asian cuisine while the cafe bar offers take-out burgers, and there’s a club lounge that exudes a distinctly sophisticated atmosphere. Cé La Vie Tokyo With its flagship branch atop the SkyPark Observation Deck of Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, Cé La Vie Tokyo continues the brand’s reputation for creating unique lifestyle experiences accompanied by world-class cuisine. Cé La Vie Tokyo Capture a commemorative photo A hammock has been strung up in one corner of Shibuya Fukuras’ rooftop with an installed camera that enables you to take a commemorative photo of yourself backed by the Shibuya cityscape. Simply scan the QR code on the bench with your mobile phone, and it will connect with the installed camera, capturing the perfect angle that wouldn’t be possible on your own. Commemorative photo Shibu Niwa If you want to get a bird’s eye view of the Shibuya Scramble Crossing, head to Shibu Niwa, a rooftop garden bar that overlooks all the hustle and bustle below. It’s scattered with lounges and chairs where you can socialize with drinks, framed by towering trees that create a lush setting. Shibu Niwa Pepper Parlor On the fifth floor of Shibuya Fukuras is Pepper Parlor, a state-of-the-art cafe that’s staffed by robots. Pepper Parlor It’s named after a semi-humanoid robot created by SoftBank Robotics, with multiple “Peppers” on hand to take your order (in Japanese, English or Chinese) and recommend dishes, depending on your current cravings. Pepper Parlor Pepper Parlor’s menu consists of a variety of sweet and savory waffle dishes, which can be enjoyed while playing digital games with “Pepper” as he makes his rounds and dance performances by the cafe’s smaller Nao robots. Beams Japan Shibuya Shibuya Fukuras is also home to a branch of the renowned Japanese contemporary fashion chain, Beams, which was founded by Etsuzo Shitara with Osamu Shigematsu. In addition to stylish men’s and women’s clothing, the store also sells a limited selection of shoes, bags, and accessories, such as watches, scarves, and hats. Beams Japan Shibuya Limited Edition T-Shirts Read more:Beams Japan Shibuya : The Best souvenir shop Akomeya Tokyo Akomeya Tokyo is a specialty food store on the second floor of Shibuya Fukuras that’s dedicated to using high-quality Japanese produce and ingredients. Its focus is on healthy Japanese cuisine, with signature dishes including Tamago Kake Gohan (Raw Egg Over Rice) and Chicken Pho with Domestic Rice Noodles, both of which cost 530 yen and are only served in the morning. It’s an ideal spot to head for breakfast and is convenient for travelers to access thanks to the complex’s bus terminal. Tamago Kake Gohan Bus Terminal You’ll find the bus terminal on the first floor of Shibuya Fukuras, with local bus services that connect to destinations across Tokyo. It also serves limousine buses traveling to Narita Airport and Haneda Airport, with 31 buses traveling between Shibuya Fukuras and Haneda Airport each day. Bus Ticket Kiosk Adjacent to the bus terminal is the Tourist Information Center known as Shibuya-san, which not only offers maps, sightseeing recommendations, and transport information but also functions as an art gallery. There are currency exchange machines and luggage storage facilities, as well as services for delivering your luggage on request. Shibuya-san is open until 11:00 pm every day. Bus Terminal ©NAVITIME JAPAN. 人気スポット見どころ紹介 人気施設の見どころをお伝えします！お出かけしたくなるようなスポットが満載。
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- โตเกียว
- 12. January. 2020
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24 of the Best Things to do in Akihabara
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- Akihabara (aka “Akiba”) is where anime diehards come together. Famous for its themed restaurants and anime themed nightclubs, It's also well-known for its vast number of electronic stores. You can find any gadget you can think of. In a nutshell, Akihabara is a paradise for otaku (geeks) and gamers. Even if you aren't into the anime and gaming world, there are also other things to enjoy such as visiting unique art galleries, finding one of a kind items in artisan shops, and much more. Here are 24 of the best things to do and see in Akihabara. Experience Otaku culture ACOS ACOS In Japan there is a large number of anime obsessed, self-professed nerds that are called otaku. Otaku culture is very well represented in Akihabara and is considered a favorite when it comes to anime. Lovers of anime can go to shops like ACOS where you can get everything you need to dress up as your favorite anime character. Choose from a variety of colorful costumes, wigs, special cosplay makeup, and even colored contacts. Mandarake Purchase your very own Japanese sword at Busou Shoten Busou Shoten Busou Shoten Enter the world of sword fighting when you step into Busou Shoten (武装商店) and shop for all the weapons that you're used to seeing in video games. Replicas of popular Japanese weapons are available for purchase. Busou Shoten Retro games at Super Potato Super Potato Super Potato Many gamers still have a special place in their hearts for the first time they got a gaming system like a Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis or a PlayStation. If you're a fan of retro games, you should check out Super Potato. It's their specialty, so you know they'll have the best selection of retro games. Surrounded by games from your childhood, you'll be drowning in nostalgia. Have some fun in their retro arcade area, or have a look through their wide range of collectors' items. Original consoles, clothing, toy figures, books, and soundtracks are up for sale. Read more・Akihabara:Retro Games・The Game Lover's Guide to Akihabara Travel into Gundam world at Gundam Café Gundam Café Gundam Café Gundam is a hugely popular anime series that features giant robots called “Gundam”. As you walk through the doors of Gundam Cafe you'll feel as though you have stepped right into the Gundam universe. Located near Akihabara Station, the cafe is easy to find with its giant Gundam “V-antenna” logo at the entrance. Gundam Café Check out the latest Esports experience Razerstore X Tsukumo Razerstore X Tsukumo Gamers will be interested on checking out some of the gaming shops that offer all the latest cutting-edge technology. Razerstore X Tsukumo is a Razer brand shop in Japan and is located on the B1F of the TSUKUMO eX building. It sells the latest and greatest when it comes to gaming. There's a game room where you can use try out their equipment while playing games. Tsukumo eX. Drive around the city in Akiba Kart Akiba Kart Akiba Kart If you find yourself in Akihabara and you want to do some sightseeing around town in a more extravagant way, try renting a custom built go-kart and explore the town in a true Mario Kart style fashion. Just know that you'll need to get an international driving permit if you want to partake in the festivities. Akiba Kart SEGA VR area Akihabara SEGA Akihabara has multiple sites (buildings) where UFO catchers, Pirikura, video & music games can be enjoyed. This time around, we'll be focusing on SEGA buidling 3 where you can indulge on VR. They have 5 different VR games to choose from: Taboo, Western Cowboy, Tower Tag, Tiger Night, and Mortal Blitz. If you're new to VR, this will be a delightful new experience! Reservations for Mortal Blitz can be made here. The other games will need to be same-day tickets. Visit their homepage for more info.Open from 10:00 - 23:00, SEGA buidling 3 is just a three-minute walk from JR Akihabara Station Denkigai Exit. Mortal Blitz Take a walk in Pedestrian Paradise Pedestrian Paradise Pedestrian Paradise (歩行者天国) was instituted in areas of Japan, including Akihabara, to have certain days when the streets are given back to pedestrians. On Sundays, no vehicles are allowed on the roads in certain areas and the pedestrians totally take over. You will notice the mood of the crowd to be a bit more relaxed, thanks to the absense of traffic. Pedestrian Paradise is held on Sundays on Chuo-dori street from 1pm to 5pm (October to March) and 1pm to 6pm (April to September). Experience Maid cafe and tour Maid Tour Another thing Akihabara is well known for is its themed cafes including maid cafes where women dressed as maids prepare and serve the food right at your table. At some cafes the maids perform a dance and song for their guests. At the Maidreamin cafe the atmosphere is cheery and fun. You'll fell immediately feel like the boss when you walk in and are greeted with “Welcome home master!”. Maidreamin café If you want to learn all about Japanese anime and manga culture, be sure to check out the Akihabara Anime and Manga Culture Tour by Voyagin. A maid will escort you throughout the tour. To make the tour And what Akihabara tour would it be if it didn't include a trip to a pretty maid cafe?Popular tours： Akihabara Anime & Manga Culture Guided Tour (Voyagin) Check out Akihabara’s underground idols Kamen Joshi of Underground Idols The P.A.R.M.S Theater in the Manseibashi area is the home of the underground idols known as Kamen Joshi (仮面女子), which means “masked girls”. As you can safely presume, this girl group is known for performing with their faces covered with masks. Kamen Joshi of Underground Idols Although considered underground idols, the girls of the Kamen-Joshi group have risen to fame and now have thousands of fans.They have been so influential that they were even named as ambassadors of Akihabara tourism. For 3,000 yen (the cost of buying a ticket on the same day as the performance) you catch one of their performances which are held two times every day. ©NAVITIME JAPAN. 旅行ガイド 楽しい旅をサポートする、便利なお役立ち情報をお届けします。
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- โตเกียว
- 20. November. 2019
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10 Delightful Restaurants and Bars in Omotesando
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- Situated a short walk south-east of Meiji Jingu Shrine lies Omotesando and Aoyama. Rivaling Ginza in its dedication to high fashion, you may notice you are surrounded by boutiques, concept stores and global brands while strolling the streets. But if you step off the main thoroughfare, away from the lamborghinis and haute couture, you will discover the reason why so many people come here in the evening, long after the boutiques have closed their doors. Full disclosure, the dining options are incredible. Along the myriad laneways and narrow streets lie some of the best restaurants in Tokyo, just waiting to be discovered. Cicada Cicada exterior Cicada entrance Specialising in Mediterranian cuisine, Cicada remains one of our favorite restaurants in the area due to its relaxed atmosphere, fine food, impeccable service, and comfortable open-air terrace. The extensive menu opens with hams, olive oil and dips, tapas, seafood, meats, and vegetarian options taking center stage. Cicada are most proud of their extensive wine list, offering artisanal, small batch wines from Spain, Italy and France. And as a part of the Tyson & Company, they also serve a range of quality craft beers brewed in Tokyo. Two Rooms Situated on the 5th floor of the AO Building, Two Rooms is a restaurant and bar best known for their large walk-in cellar and fine cocktails. As the name suggests, Two Rooms is split into a bar area and a dining area, with an outdoor terrace offering superb views of the Aoyama skyline. They focus on Western dishes with Japanese influences, blending uniquely Japanese flavors into simple dishes. Intersect by Lexus Intersect by Lexus Intersect by Lexus is a curated concept space, where the designers have focused on what makes Lexus unique and have infused that very essence into a cafe/garage/bistro. Drop by for a coffee and check out the garage on the first floor, or head up to the bistro lounge on the second floor, and taste a range of dishes prepared in this casual yet sophisticated atmosphere. The Strings Omotesandoh The Strings exterior Named after an area of Brooklyn known for its cobblestone streets and fashionable boutiques, Bar & Grill Dumbo is on the second floor of The Strings building. The menu emphasises grilled and roasted meats, with pasta,seafood and salad options. On the first floor, Cafe & Dining Zelkova (named after the species of elm which lines Omotesando Avenue) serve a more relaxed menu with tapas and a la carte dishes. Tokyo Whisky Library Tokyo Whisky Library The Tokyo Whisky Library, concealed in one of the backstreets behind Aoyama-dori Avenue, is one of Tokyo’s hidden gems and is a must-visit location for whisky lovers. Their whisky menu — 107 pages long — tells the backstory of whisky; from its origins in Scotland to its expansion to Japan, the United States, and then to the rest of the world. They also offer assortments of smoked appetizers, as well as cocktails for those who prefer their whisky in a long glass. Omotesando Hills Omotesando Hills exterior Omotesando Hills is in the heart of Omotesando, and like Omotesando itself, it features a coveted list of fashion boutiques and fine dining establishments. The interior is unique in the way the six floors are built; having a slight slant to the overall interior design, it is surely a design like no other. Omotesando Hills entrance Wine Shop Enoteca & Bar Wine Shop Enoteca & Bar Wine connoisseurs will be familiar with Wine Shop Enoteca & Bar, but for those new to this location, you are in for a treat. With a handpicked selection of around 500 wines for you to choose from, it may seem impossible to select a wine. Do not fret, the staff is there to help you find a suitable wine just for your palate. Make your way to Wine Shop Enoteca & Bar in Omotesando Hills if you are drawn to exquisite wine. Fratelli Paradiso Fratelli Paradiso Fratelli Paradiso is an Australian import, also located in Omotesando Hills. This Sydney institution serves simple Italian cuisine using only the best ingredients, and pairs it with a selection of natural wines. There is a large dining area with handwritten menus, and an open kitchen where you can watch the whole pasta making process. The restaurant opens up to a classy bar for those looking for a casual Italian escape in the heart of Tokyo. Royal Garden Café Royal Garden Café A short walk from Omotesando Avenue, the Royal Garden Cafe in Aoyama is open for lunch and dinner. They serve dishes with a focus on sustainability and organic farm to table ingredients. For lunch we recommend the focaccia sandwich, with bread baked daily in their in-house bakery. If you’re not looking for a meal, stop by and relax on the patio with a beer, espresso, or original blend tea. Then wander down the Jingu Gaien Ginko Avenue and have a stroll through Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- โตเกียว
- 15. October. 2019
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The Restaurants and Bars of Toranomon
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- In the mid-2010s, Toranomon was transformed from a business-oriented Japanese political and economic hub, into one of the freshest areas to go out in Tokyo.With the National Diet Building to the north, Shinbashi to the east, Tokyo Tower to the south, and Roppongi/Akasaka to the west, Toranomon was known as a relatively quiet district; a thoroughfare for business people and government officials to travel through; from work to entertainment and dining. But with the construction of Toranomon Hills and the widening of Toranomon’s Shintora-dori Ave. into Tokyo’s own version of the Champs-Élysées, it has now become an entertaining nightlife district in its own right. Toranomon Hills Toranomon Hills Toranomon Hills is a great place to start your night wandering around the area. The building is watched over by the 10 meter high sculpture, “Roots”, by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa. Constructed from characters which make up languages from around the world, it signifies a global culture and is an apt addition to the grounds of the building. Upon entering the building, the ground floor looks as if it is an office building exclusively, but head up the escalators to check out the shops, bars, and restaurants. Toranomon Hop Toranomon Hop The best place to view the sculpture is with a beer from Toranomon Hop, a casual beer house on the third floor of Toranomon Hills. Toranomon Hop serves more than eight different craft beers. If you prefer bottled beer, they sell more than twenty types of bottled beer imported from around the world. This includes the German Weizenbock style beer Weihenstephaner Vitus, of which Toranomon Hop is an exclusive importer. They also serve local German delicacies such as German potatoes, Esbein and platters of Northern Bavarian sausages. Toranomon Hop Rooftop Bar Andaz Tokyo Rooftop Bar Andaz Tokyo The Rooftop Bar on the 52nd floor features majestic views looking out over Tokyo towards Rainbow Bridge, Odaiba, and Tokyo Bay. The staff serve cocktails infused with seasonal ingredients, as well as Japanese beer and sake. The bar is on the top floor of the Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills hotel, a luxury hotel inside the Toranomon Hills Mori tower. Good Morning CAFE & GRILL Toranomon Good Morning CAFE & GRILL Toranomon Just outside Toranomon Hills is the Good Morning Cafe and Grill. One of the few places in Tokyo that is open early enough to enjoy an outdoor breakfast on the weekend. They serve pancakes and scrambled eggs as well as their signature Good Morning Burger. They are open for lunch between 11am and 3pm, and dinner from 5pm. Shintora-dori Avenue Shintora-dori Avenue Shintori-dori is the widened avenue that joins Toranomon Hills to Shinbashi and was opened to the public in 2014. Most of the buildings on the road are nearing their final stages of construction, making it one of Tokyo’s main roads connecting sporting locations across the city during the Olympics. Before the olympics begins, the locals need to know more about the area, so the local businesses and government are working on ways to attract visitors. One of which is Shintora-dori Core. Shintora-dori Avenue Shintora-dori Core Shintora-dori Core Shintora-dori Core which opened in September 2018, is one of the landmark projects in the area. It combines a 15-floor building of offices, cafes and other various shops with publicly accessible space for people to gather and relax. The Core Kitchen/Space on the ground floor of the building is an expression of this. With an open restaurant/cafe/kitchen space, in conjunction with an event space that can be used for seminars and workshops. The back wall is covered with a huge mural titled “PERFECT/Imperfection” which from far away looks almost computer-generated, yet when you stand close to it you can see the hand drawn elements which went into its creation. Yona Yona Beer Works Yona Yona Beer Works On the second floor of Shintora-dori Core is Yona Yona Beer Works. American Pale Ale, a light and fruity IPA, is the most celebrated craft beer of the local Karuizawa-based Yo-Ho Brewing Company. Recently Yona Yona Beer Works bar/restaurants have been popping up all over Tokyo. Famous for being one of Japan’s only craft beers to also be available in convenience stores (if you’re looking for it, try Lawson Station), try it on tap with a selection of snacks or a meal at Yona Yona Beer Works. Indo no Aooni is a heavier IPA which also comes highly recommended. Tabisuru Market Tabisuru Market If you find yourself exploring Shintora-dori, you will come across Tabisuru Market. Surrounded by pop-up stores, you can find everything you need from standing bars, cafes and restaurants.Each one specializes in products or delicacies from a single region in Japan. Tabisuru in Japanese means to travel, so the Tabisuru Market is designed to bring elements of domestic Japanese travel, such as tastes, specialities, and personalities from different regions and areas, to the center of Tokyo. Tabisuru Market Vector Beer Vector Beer Another worthy shout-out in the area is to Vector Beer Toranomon, a Tokyo-based craft brewery. The Toranomon location specializes in rotisserie chicken which are marinated for two days, and offers ten different beers on tap, all brewed at their brewery in Shinjuku. Vector Beer is a two-minute walk from Toranomon Station, in between Toranomon and Shinbashi. ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- โตเกียว
- 3. October. 2019
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Nightlife in Roppongi: Take a walk on the wild side
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- At night this international shopping district lights up and comes alive, becoming barely recognisable in comparison to its daytime form. The appeal of Roppongi at nighttime is that it caters to so many different audiences, with a diverse range of establishments all within walking distance of the station. This means that just walking on the street you will see people from all walks of life, drawn to this area for one purpose; to have fun. Nightlife in Roppongi At the heart of Roppongi is Roppongi Crossing, which can be used as a bearing point. It is easily recognisable and the first thing you will see when coming out of Roppongi Station. The roads coming off Roppongi Crossing lead to bustling Shibuya in the west and the Imperial Palace in the east, with the fashionable Aoyama to the north and Tokyo Tower to the south-east. This central location makes Roppongi, along with Shibuya and Shinjuku, one of the nightlife centers of Tokyo. Backstreets Roppongi Roppongi is surrounded by embassies and the local headquarters of multinational corporations, and so has traditionally been the most ethnically diverse areas in Tokyo. English menus are common in even the smaller restaurants and bars, and this is one reason why Roppongi is a great place to go in search of somewhere for dinner and drinks. There is something great about walking around the backstreets and finding a little hidden bar that sparks your interest, and we really recommend doing it in Roppongi especially. Just remember that if there are no prices on the menu outside it is probably expensive, and if someone on the street is trying you to convince you to go to their bar you should do as the locals do and ignore them. Eat, drink, and be merry Although it would be impossible to try to come up with a comprehensive list of the top establishments in Roppongi from the thousands in the area, we can give you an idea of what is here so you know what to expect before you arrive. Bars, pubs, and live music Train Bar Bars, pubs, and live music is where Roppongi comes into its own. No matter what sort of atmosphere or drink you are looking for you will be able to find it here. If you are looking for craft beer, BrewDog Roppongi has 22 taps with their famous Scottish IPAs and Japanese craft beers, and Two Dogs Taproom has 25 beers on tap and specialize in wood-fired California-style pizza. If you’re looking for somewhere a bit more divey, Train Bar and Jumanji 55 are both popular with locals and expats. Legends Sports Bar, Sports Bar C, and the Roppongi branch of the Hobgoblin chain of British-style pubs have sports covered, with a focus on European soccer, rugby, baseball, and special events. There are also a lot of live music venues, with morph tokyo, Roppongi Buzz, Bauhaus, and Abbey Road Tokyo hosting bands on most nights of the week. You can also find jazz and acoustic sets at Birdland and Satindoll, with world-class artists playing nightly at Billboard Tokyo in Roppongi Midtown and the legendary Blue Note Tokyo. Fine dining Fine dining Roppongi is also home to some of the top fine dining establishments in Tokyo, with around ten michelin star restaurants in the area. Although reservations are mandatory, this is where you will find some of the best sushi at Sushi Saito, Sukiyabashi Jiro, and Ichi, and world-class French fare with a Japanese touch at Édition Koji Shimomura, Ryuzu, and Le Sputnik.“Yoshizawa”, a Japanese restaurant that has been awarded the Michelin award three years in a row, has just opened on the West Walk in Roppongi Hills. You can find it on the 5th floor. L'atelier de Joel Robuchon L'atelier de Joel Robuchon is the world’s first French counter style restaurant which brings a new artistic flair to French dining. You can also find this restaurant in Roppongi Hills. Chain izakayas and bars Isomaru Suisan The most visible in Roppongi, the chain izakayas and bars are flourishing throughout Tokyo, and although this consolidation is reducing individual areas into facsimiles of their diverse past, they are popular for a reason; the food and atmosphere is consistent and generally quite good, and the prices are relatively cheap. Due to their scale, they also usually have electronic menus with multiple languages, and are good for larger groups without a reservation. Gindaco is a very popular takoyaki and highball bar, and Isomaru Suisan is a nice chain seafood izakaya. International restaurants Hard Rock Café With such an international crowd, Roppongi is home to most of the international bar/restaurants that have made it to Japan, such as Outback Steakhouse, Tony Roma’s, and Hard Rock Cafe, as well as their more exclusive variants like Wolfgang Steakhouse and Barbacoa. If you’re looking for some non-Japanese cuisine, you’ll find it in Roppongi. Barbacoa Staying out late TUSK If you are staying out later, or would like to do something more than eat and drink, Roppongi also has you covered.If you wander down towards Roppongi Hills you will find a range of bars open until dawn. Head over to bar TUSK if you are looking for a relaxed setting. Choose your drink from a range of originally made cocktails, and then let the music soothe your soul. Rigoletto If you’re looking for a more lively atmosphere, head to Rigoletto where you have an opportunity to try a wide assortment of dishes and international wine. Kyabakura Kyabakura Kyabakura, or hostess clubs, are very popular with Japanese businessmen, and are drinking establishments where you are paired with a Japanese woman to chat and drink with. Although this may come across as an odd thing to pay for from a Western perspective, they are the modern equivalent of the Geisha tradition, and an ostentatious favourite for businessmen to relax with clients on the company dime. The pricing usually consists of an hourly fee, and you can tip the women by buying them (usually alcohol-free) drinks. Overwhelmingly catering for the domestic market, the menus and pricing are often only in Japanese, and even in Roppongi there won’t be that many staff who can speak English. If you are still curious, we recommend going in on the lowest price plan and not going crazy with the drinks. If you would like a comparable, yet more exciting and interesting experience, a burlesque club is a better bet. Burlesque Tokyo Burlesque Tokyo Burlesque clubs are what would traditionally be referred to as cabaret, with Burlesque Tokyo being the one we recommend in Roppongi. The performance is vibrant, in a modern atmosphere, the staff and performers are friendly, and it is not exclusively designed for male patrons. In a similar fashion to Japanese idols, it is a sanitized, fun experience where you can easily communicate with the performers and enjoy the show, with a variety of performances from the alluring, to the amusing. The show is held three times a day and lasts for around one hour. There is a flat entrance fee, on top of which you can buy drinks and tip the performers. If you take a photo and upload it to instagram you can get a free drink, and you can also get snacks from the bar. Burlesque Tokyo’s sister venue, Burlesque Yavay, is for those looking for an anime twist on the performance. Here you can see a more Japanese-style show, with the performers dressing up as anime characters and performing anime theme songs. Both come highly recommended if you are looking for something a bit more exotic and playful, in a safe environment. Clubbing Clubbing If an all-nighter is what you are planning, your best bet is to hit a club. For a comprehensive list of what’s going on and the latest in the club scene in Roppongi, check out https://noctive.jp/. Some of the larger clubs in the Roppongi area are V2TOKYO, 1 OAK TOKYO, and SEL Octagon Tokyo, but other clubs like ele tokyo also regularly host world class DJs. ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- โตเกียว
- 25. September. 2019
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Little Bondi from episode 7
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- Kenny and Risako take a lunch break at Little Bondi after their shopping expedition. Risako regrets not buying coffee beans for her mother but Kenny casually tells her that he bought them for her already and captures her heart. Sitting on the terrace seats, Kenny and Risako enjoy clam chowder and chicken curry. Little Bondi is a dog-friendly diner that offers breakfast foods such as Eggs Benedict throughout the day.
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- โตเกียว
- 24. September. 2019
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Beer coupon available - Stress-Free Central Tokyo at Akasaka Biz Tower
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- Built in the last decade, the Akasaka Biz Tower transformed the local area from a rather drab business zone to an energetic, colorful center of all kinds of activity. Like other mixed retail/business/entertainment complexes, the area around the tower (called Akasaka Sacas) is constantly evolving with seasons and holidays, and of course there’s a marked improvement in dining options to come with it, all generally open until 10pm or later. One of the benefits of the location, and the fact that the tower is away from common tourist areas, is that the complex is more relevant to the general population and the area around it. In addition to food and entertainment, there are medical clinics, book stores, flower shops, and pretty much everything you could need all within reach. Akasaka Biz Tower Of course, it’s also perfect for meals in an amazing environment, and some of Tokyo’s best options have opened branches inside of the complex. If you’re staying in the area, having food and drinks is well worth it as you’ll avoid the larger crowds that you get around larger train stations. We’ve put together some of our favorite options across categories, but with the wide selection there’s a lot of cross-over as well! Cafes Akasaka Biz Tower The Aoyama Flower Market, generally an actual flower store, has opened the Aoyama Flower Market Teahouse, merging modern, healthy food and drinks with an interior completely draped in flowers and plants. They have a seasonal menu with curries and salads, and of course a great selection of tea and other drinks, including alcohol. They also have a flower shop outside of the cafe where you can have a bouquet made or get something already prepared. Akasaka Biz Tower There are plenty of casual options throughout the day as well, and not just your average cafes either. For a quick shot of caffeine pop into espressamente illy, with authentic Italian espresso served by professionals. There’s also a Starbucks on-hand when you want your favorite go-to drink quick and easy. Japanese Food Akasaka Biz Tower Our favorite sushi in Tokyo is Sushi no Midori, and though it tends to get a bit crowded there’s a reason for that. They have high-quality fish and great atmosphere for very reasonable prices. We don’t generally say that it’s worth the wait, but if you’re generally skeptical about lining up for food this would be the time to make an exception. The fish is straight from the Tokyo fish market, and prepared right in front of you. Best of all, they don’t skimp on the portions. Akasaka Biz Tower If you’re looking for the famous wagyu, it’s hard to ignore Zakuro, which is a shabu-shabu and sukiyaki restaurant, seasonal dishes, and a great atmosphere. There’s also fish for non-meat eaters. It’s also consistently rated as one of the best restaurants in the area, and is priced accordingly. More into gastropub/izakaya territory is Yamato-ya Hanzo, with sashimi, grilled fish, and all of the side dishes and shareable meals that izakaya are known for. This is great food with a more lively, evening-oriented local vibe. For something more simple, Tokyo Akasaka Yabusoba is a branch of the well-known Yabusoba soba shop. While the food itself is simple (as soba should be) the interior design is incredible and features a beautiful bar counter and aesthetics not usually seen in a soba shop. Quick Eats Akasaka Biz Tower If you’re just looking for a quick bite, it’s also worth checking out the restaurants on floor B1, which serve up quality dishes quickly, and also have take out options. Hainan Chi-Fan has some of the best chicken rice in Tokyo, as well as other traditional Singaporean street foods on offer. Smile Kitchen has vegetarian and macrobiotic meals, but also selections with meat and fish, so it’s a great place if you’re in a group with mixed dietary needs. Dashi+ also has Japanese fare and a vegetarian menu with a stylish interior at a nice price, and DO-ZO has traditional Japanese food prepared in a healthy way, with steamed vegetables and main dishes, and lots of fresh, seasonal options. Akasaka Biz Tower If you would like to take your meal outside, Dragon Deli serves up a range of Chinese cuisine with a varied take out menu, freshly prepared in their open kitchen. And DeliFrance bakery and cafe have both pre-prepared and order-made sandwiches, as well as cakes and pastries. International Dining Visitors often feel strange eating international food when they’re in Japan, but the fact remains that you’ll find food from all over the world here that rivals the originals. Mei Mei is authentic Chinese dim sum reminiscent of the old Shanghai, and grigio la tavola does the same with authentic Italian food and a beautiful interior with dark woods, nice lighting, and a more European sensibility, including the outdoor terrace. For a more simple European vibe, Vilamoura is a Portuguese restaurant with a more casual vibe and easy accessibility any time of day, and La Granata is Italian and perfect for ordering a la carte and sharing with your group. Akasaka Biz Tower The famous Bondi Cafe which started near Yoyogi Park has opened the Salty Sunny Bondi Café in the Akasaka Biz Tower, with plenty of Western-style fare and an interior suited to meals and drinks with friends or just to take a needed break rather in somewhere other than a busy chain coffee shop. The Kyushu Pancakes and Eggs Benedict are their more famous offerings, the former being an original creation and the latter being almost impossible to find otherwise in Tokyo. Akasaka Biz Tower Akasaka Biz Tower Bars and Nightlife Akasaka Biz Tower Even though this is a residential and business area, you have plenty of reasons to spend your evening around here. b&r is a quiet, dimly-lit bar for conversation with a partner, chatting with the bartender, or just having some quiet time until the wee hours. MODERN Catalan SPANISH “BIKiNi” has both food and drink and keeps earlier hours, but the mix of bar and restaurant space is great when you find that you also want to order something a la carte. Completely different, but definitely unexpected, SMT is produced by a South Korean entertainment label and brings together Seoul-style tapas, Korean drinks, and plenty of modern Korean pop culture all in one place. Akasaka Biz Tower Akasaka Biz Tower ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- 20. September. 2019
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