Metropolitan, Busy, Polite
Observational Overview
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Credit Cards
Yen Cash (withdraw at a 7/11) | Tokyo Metro, get a Japan Rail Pass at a nearby kiosk | | |
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People are very polite, if you bump into someone say "Sumimasen" it means sorry and thank you! | There are two modes: Conservative or Expressive. Most people cover their shoulders. | High walkability, train will take you to further destinations. | "Arigatō" "Arigato gozaimasu" |
Disclaimers
Things we did
Some memorable stops.
Studio Ghibli Museum
Whimsical homage to Hayao Miyazaki's films in a whimsical building . See Map
Itoya Ginza
Large retailer offering a multi-floor stationary selection. See Map
teamLab Tokyo
Many of the most popular instagram photos are taken here, immersive art experiences See Map
21 21 Design Sight
A design museum created by architect Tadao Ando and fashion designer, Issey Miyake. Extensive collections with rotating exhibitions. See Map
Found Muji
Little general store by the known brand Muji, they sell more extensive house goods here. See Map
Things we ate
You can't go wrong, but these are the things we ate
Onibus Coffee
Small stall in Tokyo selling solid coffee with a cute outdoor seating and hidden upstairs See Map
Koffee Mameya
A tucked away coffee bean shop that has extensive knowledge of ground drinks and specialty drips. One of the more memorable coffee experiences we've had. See Map
Any Sushi Train
Really good value. Please go and experience one of these.
A Happy Pancake Omotesando
Fluffy Japanese Pancakes for all your jiggly delights. See Map
Beef Curry Little Curry House
A local hole in the wall with a single bar, serving one thing: curry! And they do it very well. See Map
Miraiya 武蔵野うどん みらい家
A hidden corner joint serving buckwheat udon, chewy and delicious. See Map
Ben Fiddich
Harry Potter Vibe Cocktail Place tucked on the top floors of a municipal building. See Map.
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