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. En savoir plus .
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. En savoir plus .
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). En savoir plus .
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. En savoir plus .
The Embassy of The Kingdom of Belgium is a 10 minute walk from Exit 4 of Kojimachi Metro Station. En savoir plus .
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. En savoir plus .
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. En savoir plus .
