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1 Hotel Tokyo
Ask for a crib; pool on floor 38 allows babies until 19:00, and booking via Klook with code OMERINJAPAN got a great price.
Amam Dacotan
One 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.
Anna and Elsa's Frozen Journey
The best ride in the park in his view — book Premier Access (¥2,000) the moment you enter or wait up to three hours.
Fantasy Springs
In January waits in Fantasy Springs were just 5–20 minutes instead of 1.5–2 hours.
J Roppongi
Tasting menu of wagyu aged 100+ days with mold, ¥28,000 per person (~$140) — a golden rec for meat lovers.
Kaiten Sushi Ginza Onodera
Quality conveyor sushi at an accessible price; also seared-fish options for those who avoid raw. Branches in Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka.
Kappabashi Dougugai Street
Overstock bowls left outside from ¥150 (~$1) and chasen matcha whisks at ¥1,500 — bring cash, most shops are cash-only, and don't bargain.
Levi's Store Harajuku
The branch with the Tailor Shop — add custom embroidery (like a koi fish) and patches to make your jeans unique.
Nishiazabu Sushi Shin
2-Michelin-star omakase, ~$205 per person without drinks; book well ahead. Chef ages, cooks and sears his fish; bottarga-in-mochi is a paid add-on.
Nobu Tokyo
Go for the big sushi and nigiri platter; also good seared tuna tataki.
Pizza Marumo
Try the umami pizza (shiitake, kombu, katsuobushi) or the romana; book via TableCheck, opens ~2 months ahead.
Pizzeria Spontini 原宿
Thick cheesy Milan-style slice at the Cascade Harajuku branch — he came back specially for it.
Shibuya Crossing
Great people-watching: street photoshoots and even a guy renting himself out as guide/wingman for ¥1,000 per 30 min.
Shodai
One of his 'gold' picks: curry udon under potato foam, the spicy wasabi-greens salad, and the duck-broth dipping soba.
The Okura Tokyo
Ask for a city-view room — his window looks straight at Tokyo Tower; big room with marble bath and soaking tub.
Tokyo DisneySea
Buy tickets well ahead or you may be left without entry; he has a list of must-try park foods.
Toy Story Mania!
Competitive 3D shooting game, lots of fun — waits reach two hours, so a skip-the-line pass is essential here.
Toyosu Market
World's biggest modern fish market; bluefin tuna auctions around 05:00 but the inner market is licensed traders only — you can't just walk in.
Yakiniku Washino
Take the premium tasting menu with certified Kobe beef, wagyu nigiri with caviar and the 3-sake tasting set (Kokuryu, Kuheiji, Dassai 23); ~¥20,000 pp.
コクテール (KOKUtEERU)
Super authentic and empty of tourists: skewers ¥270–380 or the omakase course from ¥1,780, plus cocktails mixed at the counter.
はっこく
Chef Hiro Sato is 'the king' — he tries other omakase every trip and always comes back here.
ハンバーグ嘉 神宮前本店
Like Hikiniku to Come but less known — no advance booking, just wait. Wagyu set: 2×140g patties, ¥2,700, free rice refills.
幸せのパンケーキ 表参道店
Fluffy soufflé pancakes made to order — expect about a 20-minute wait for the meringue batter.
茶ノ音
~10-course wagyu & matcha omakase (green tea soba, matcha crepe, matcha-bun burger); tiny place, book ahead.
Camellia Vintage
Shelves of vintage Chanel, Hermès, LV and Dior — Japan's anti-counterfeit enforcement makes the second-hand market trustworthy.
Cat Street
Hidden lane connecting Harajuku to Shibuya, full of fashion, vintage shops and cafés — most tourists miss it.
Ginza Kyubey Honten
One of Tokyo's oldest sushi restaurants, several branches in the city — easy to book through your hotel.
Henry's Burger
Wagyu smash burger, soft bun and juicy meat; the double (2 patties) is ¥1,880 — about ~$9.
nadoya no katte
Tiny open-air wooden coffee stand with great atmosphere; open Fri–Sun & holidays 9:00–18:00. Try the single-origin iced coffees.
Peter Pan's Never Land Adventure
Wait was only 5 minutes in January.
SAVOY 麻布十番本店
He calls it the best pizza in Tokyo - go for the leopard-spotted Neapolitan margherita.
銀座 八五
Michelin-star ramen; book ahead as it sells out - the priciest bowl is ¥2,200 (~$15).
Aramaki
Michelin-recommended yakitori omakase, ~20 courses for about ~$74. Must book a table in advance.
DAWN Avatar Robot Cafe ver.β
Robot waiters remotely operated by people with physical disabilities - a 'only in Japan' experience in Nihonbashi.
Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi
Ask for a crib — it was waiting in the room; spacious rooms with big windows and Tokyo views.
Ginza
Morning stroll around Sukiyabashi Crossing past Prada and Hankyu MEN'S; great meat restaurants here too.
Ginza Loft
He buys matcha here every trip — good, high-quality selection including ceremonial-grade tins (Okumidori from Yame, Bongen).
GINZA SIX
Head to the lowest basement floor — that's where all the best food is: desserts, bakeries, Läderach chocolate and pop-ups.
Koffee Mameya
Baristas match beans to your personal taste and explain brew methods; espresso brewed with milk instead of water, beans to take home.
LOU
Local-friend pick — cool café with salmon, kale and quinoa bowls topped with soft-boiled egg.
Marion Crepes Harajuku
His favorite stand on Takeshita St — get the strawberry-and-cream crepe here and not at the other stands.
Mermaid Lagoon
Beautiful view across the water; Flounder's coaster here had just a 5-minute wait.
New York Deli
Tasty cheesecake plus the famous Little Green Men mochi — both together only~$5; Disney Japan food is cheap.
Rapunzel's Lantern Festival
In January the wait was only about 20 minutes for the lantern boat ride in Rapunzel's Forest.
Takeshita Street
Come around 10:15 in the morning (and in June) — the famous street was almost empty, no crowds.
Tokyo Station
You can buy Shinkansen tickets same-day at the machines (credit-card-only ones at Yaesu Central); oversized-luggage seats sell out ahead.
Wagyu Burger Hirokiya
Signature burger is wrapped in melted cheese, but the winner is the one with onion jam, avocado and fried egg. 40-~$16.
wagyu katsu sando shop
Tiny old-school counter making only one dish — wagyu katsu sando; his favourite place, he keeps coming back.
X Coffee
Try the Colombian 'Mazatlan Peach' infused-washed beans (plum, peach, vanilla) as an iced latte with cake.
恵比寿 鮨 謙心
Say when booking that you don't eat shellfish and the chef builds a fish-only omakase; sake pairing available.
AFURI 原宿
Excellent ramen chain with a vegan option — the vegan broth is light and clear with yuzu notes; spicy bowl with braised beef also great.
Arabian Coast
Good spot to meet the Aladdin characters — Abu and the Genie.
Cois
New crème brûlée café a short walk from Shinjuku Gyoen - the star is the brûlée cheesecake.
CREVIA BASE Tokyo
Book timed tickets on the official site months ahead (open till 12.10) and print them at the 7-Eleven 2 minutes from the venue.
Ginza Okeya
About 25 courses (nigiri, tempura, wagyu) with a show, ending in a tea ceremony; can adapt for non-seafood eaters
Glitch Coffee Ginza
A must for coffee lovers - specialty coffee bar with a vinyl sound system.
GRILL BON
Tiny family place specializing in wagyu sando - few seats, so just grab it takeaway if it's full.
Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo
Central by Tokyo Station and close to Ginza; high-floor rooms look straight at Tokyo Skytree.
Meiji Jingu
Go on a Sunday for a chance to see a traditional Shinto wedding procession; paths are wide and easy with a stroller.
Oaken's Oki Oki Foods
Take the warm berry-filled pastry — it was excellent.
Omotesando
Tokyo's "Champs-Élysées": flagship stores, special cafés and striking architecture — quiet in June.
Pigment Tokyo
Over 4,200 types of pigments plus brushes, papers and artist gear — a must for art lovers.
Roast Beef Ono
Bowl of tender roast beef slices served with egg yolk and creamy sauces.
Sushi-Iwa
His favourite sushi in Ginza - only locals eat there, which says it all.
The SG Club
He calls it an amazing bar in Shibuya - dim, moody cocktail spot.
Tokyo Disney Resort
Buy park tickets and Premier Access through the official Tokyo Disney Resort App.
Tokyo projection mapping fine dining restaurant
Interactive projections change the room during the meal; ¥50,000 per person, very few seats — book well ahead.
Tsujihan
"The bowl of dreams" - rice with fresh fish, ikura and uni. No reservations, so expect a queue.
日本橋三越本店
The chain's historic flagship: luxury brands plus incredible food floors; floor 7 has a whole baby & kids section.
馬嶋屋菓子道具店 (Majimaya Kashi Dougu-ten)
Two to three floors of unique cake tins and molds — a must for anyone into baking.
Coco Nemaru Ginza
On his winning list of Tokyo meat spots - wagyu steak.
Menchirashi
The place for the wild carbonara udon with bacon, butter and grated cheese.
Nihon Yakiniku Hasegawa
Upscale omakase yakiniku; authentic and only for people who eat everything - check the menu first. Private rooms or counter seating.
Nissan Crossing
Nissan's flagship showroom in Ginza Place with a nice cafe on the 2nd floor; a 3-meter cat art installation was on display.
Shibuya Yokocho
Alley packed with tiny bars — come and hop from one to the next; a small cider bar is nearby too.
Tokyo Disneyland
Book tickets in advance; don't miss the park's standout street foods.
@cosme TOKYO
Japan's answer to Sephora — huge cosmetics store in Harajuku; there's also a branch in Osaka.
Busta Shinjuku
Bus from Busta Shinjuku to Kawaguchiko takes about 1h40 and cost around~$15 per person each way.
Capcom Capsule Lab
A huge Capcom gachapon hall with hundreds of capsule machines — bring coins for the machines.
Flounder's Flying Fish Coaster
Much faster than it looks from outside — worth hopping on if the wait is short.
I'm donut ? gluten free & vegan
The Shibuya branch serves donuts with no wheat, dairy or eggs — good for vegans and gluten-sensitive travelers.
Ichiran Shibuya
Solo booth experience: fill in a form for spice level and toppings, the bowl arrives through a small window.
Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull
On his list of the best rides in Tokyo DisneySea.
Journey to the Center of the Earth
Good candidate for the free 40th-anniversary skip-the-line reservation.
L'Officiel Coffee
Great coffee and a very Instagrammable pink dessert that's actually tasty — worth a stop if nearby, not a special trip.
Le Café V
The pink monogram-printed cake was tastier and more surprising than expected.
Manten Sushi Marunouchi
Affordable omakase: 26 pieces for ¥7,700. Book ahead; suits only people who eat everything.
MEGA Don Quijote Shibuya
Huge store with everything — cosmetics, food, electronics; the MEGA branches are the biggest.
Omotesando Hills
One of Tokyo's prettiest, most design-forward strips — boutiques, cafés and striking architecture.
Otemachi 1st Square
Check the lobby board listing the restaurants inside and their floors — a great way to find food without planning.
Raging Spirits
The ride for anyone looking for something extreme at DisneySea.
Rare Tendon Ginza Mitsuyoshi
Wagyu and fish tempura bowls - on his winning Tokyo food list.
Shinjuku Crossing
Come in the evening to catch free rock street performances.
The Bellwood
Cocktail bar in Shibuya with good vibes.
The Music Bar Cave Shibuya
Old-school cocktail bar with walls of vinyl and a vintage sound system.
Tokyu Hands
Go for craft supplies, stationery (huge mechanical pencil wall), housewares and unique gifts.
Udatsu Sushi
His pick when asked for a high-end sushi restaurant in Tokyo - sit at the counter.
Uogashi Nihon-Ichi Shibuya Dogenzaka
Standing sushi bar on Dogenzaka - quick and good.
Wagyu Sukiyaki GOKU Ginza Tsukiji
Wagyu sukiyaki and shabu shabu spot in Ginza Tsukiji — save it for a splurge meal.
俺流塩らーめん 渋谷
Creamy shio ramen with chashu and soft-boiled egg; cash only, extra noodles ¥180.
千葉スペシャル シューシャイン
Old-school shoe shine stand in the Tokyo Kotsukaikan building, running since 1998 — ¥1,500, pay upfront, closes 19:30.
The Snuggly Duckling
Fun burger and a dessert served in a Rapunzel frying pan — cute presentation, but the dessert is less recommended taste-wise.
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Experiences · dark ride
Hikiniku to Come
The famous charcoal hamburg spot that needs booking far in advance — he went to a lesser-known alternative instead.
Shibuya Parco
Shown in the MAMA PAPA app as a spot with nursing and nappy-changing rooms.
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
Mentioned as a short walk from the Cois café.
Tokyo Kotsukaikan
Sights · building
Tokyo Skytree
Sights · observation tower
Tokyo Tower
Beautiful lit up at dusk — visible straight from The Okura Tokyo rooms.
バナナの神様 表参道店
New stand on Takeshita Street dipping whole bananas in chocolate; pretty but was less to his taste.
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