Can’t get enough of the roaring 20’s-style in The Great Gatsby as well? Good news, the dazzling costumes designed by Prada in collaboration with costume and set designer Catherine Martin will be displayed at Prada’s Tokyo boutique from the 14th till the 30th of June...
Surrounded by modern skyscrapers is the Robuchon building, a small, XVIIIth-style French Chateau built especially for Joel's restaurants, and so out of place in this ultra-modern area of Tokyo it is feels like it came from another time and place.
Cozy, western-style brunch/lunch option in case you have had enough of the Japanese food (which is hard to imagine). They offer yummy sandwiches, salads, tortillas, juices, eggs, lasagna and not to forget amazing sweets like their carrot cake.
Attached right to the Aveda store, we can find one of Tokyo's best vegan cafes. Their keyword is de-stress, which they try to carry through its atmosphere as well as their food. Great organic sandwiches, salads, soups and deserts are on the menu. Ideal for a nice and healthy breakfast, lunch or in-between snack.
Since 1999, Boudoir Day Spa has been the one and only Australian owned and operated salon in Tokyo. Boudoir works with international and Japanese therapists. They offers facials, waxing, manicures, pedicures and more, in a professional, friendly and very relaxing atmosphere.
Ok this place is not really situated in the center, but in the Meguro district (famous for its furniture and interior shops and full of little, authentic cafes and restaurants) and definitely worth a visit! This small, cool, boutique hotel only has 12 twelve rooms, nine Western and three in traditional Japanese style.
Have you seen the movie Lost in Translation with Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson? A part of this movie is filmed in the stunning New York Bar; Tokyo's most spectacular venue for live music, features jazz by top international artists nightly.
Opened in 1998 and partly owned by Robert De Niro, Tokyo’s trendiest restaurant is not as difficult to book as its counterparts in New York or London. So if you have been trying to taste the Nobu’s famous “black cod” for a long time, this is the opportunity. As usual, the food is Japanese with a classy and creative twist.