This iconic Tokyo shrine is dedicated to the deified spirits of Emperor Meiji and his wife, Empress Shōken. We recommend going at either sunrise or set to see the shrine in all its glory.
This dreamy park was once the site of the Olympics back when Tokyo hosted the Summer Games in 1964. Present day it's simply a lovely place to wander around in for hours to enjoy the sun.
Hidden away in Tokyo's bustling Harajuku district is this peaceful gem of a restaurant. The building itself is gorgeous with a skylight and surrounded by gardens. We recommend stopping by the flower shop next door to complete the experience!
Koffee Mameya stands for all things coffee beans and refuse you to give you milk or any additive. With coffee from various origins roasted all over the world, you can either have a little tasting of their selection or go home with bags of beans.
Little Nap Coffee Stand is just a stone's throw away from Yoyogi Park, which is home to one of Tokyo's most creative communities. They serve up well-crafted lattes and thoughtful coffees to the lovely and creative crowd from the park.