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100 stories · Jun 2026 · 14 places
The places from this trip
- Takeshita StreetCome around 10:15 in the morning (and in June) — the famous street was almost empty, no crowds.
- Kaiten Sushi Ginza OnoderaQuality conveyor sushi at an accessible price; also seared-fish options for those who avoid raw. Branches in Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka.
- Pizzeria Spontini 原宿Thick cheesy Milan-style slice at the Cascade Harajuku branch — he came back specially for it.
- 茶ノ音~12-course omakase pairing wagyu with tea/matcha; the wagyu burger on a matcha bun was a 10/10. Not cheap but worth it; they adapt for no-seafood eaters.
- J RoppongiArita wagyu aged up to 100 days, ¥25,000 pp; tell them in advance if you don't eat seafood — the chef can adapt.
- Amam DacotanOne of Tokyo's most talked-about bakeries (branch in Kyoto too); they arrived 12:30–13:00 with no queue. Japanese donuts are a must.
- The Okura Tokyo"Insane room" with a sauna in the shower and a garden/skyline view; there's also an omakase sushi counter inside the hotel.
- Ginza Kyubey HontenOne of Tokyo's oldest sushi restaurants, several branches in the city — easy to book through your hotel.
- X CoffeeTry the Colombian 'Mazatlan Peach' infused-washed beans (plum, peach, vanilla) as an iced latte with cake.
- OmotesandoTokyo's "Champs-Élysées": flagship stores, special cafés and striking architecture — quiet in June.
- Capcom Capsule LabA huge Capcom gachapon hall with hundreds of capsule machines — bring coins for the machines.
- I'm donut ? gluten free & veganThe Shibuya branch serves donuts with no wheat, dairy or eggs — good for vegans and gluten-sensitive travelers.
- L'Officiel CoffeeGreat coffee and a very Instagrammable pink dessert that's actually tasty — worth a stop if nearby, not a special trip.
- Le Café VThe pink monogram-printed cake was tastier and more surprising than expected.
