Guidebook for Minato-ku
Food Scene
3-chōme-2-8 Takanawa
cakes, sweets, macaroons
2-chōme-16-32 Takanawa
Ramen, Tsukemen, Dumplings
Brazilian churrasco in Tokyo. Actually, there is a sizable contingent of Brazilian-Japanese here in Tokyo. After a wave of Japanese immigration to Brazil at the turn of the century, particularly to Sao Paolo, some subsequent generations have returned to live and work here in Tokyo.
Barbacoa Takanawa
4-chōme-10-18 TakanawaBrazilian churrasco in Tokyo. Actually, there is a sizable contingent of Brazilian-Japanese here in Tokyo. After a wave of Japanese immigration to Brazil at the turn of the century, particularly to Sao Paolo, some subsequent generations have returned to live and work here in Tokyo.
Caffe LAT.25°品川駅店
2-chōme-1-78 KōnanSandwiches and baked goods using organic ingredients at reasonable prices
Sightseeing
Shinagawa Aquarium
3-chōme-2-1 KatsushimaIn a hotel and also has some fine dining around and shops
Shopping
Peacock
1-chōme-5-1 TakanawaEssentials
Lawson
2-chōme-14-14 TakanawaTokyo branch of the New York gourmet deli. Popular with locals and expats
DEAN & DELUCA Market Shinagawa Store
2-chōme-18-1 KōnanTokyo branch of the New York gourmet deli. Popular with locals and expats
Parks & Nature
泉岳寺
2-chōme-11-1 TakanawaDrinks & Nightlife
The Footnik Osaki
2-chōme-1-1 ŌsakiWhere the Hollywood celebs come to party and hang out when they come to Tokyo. Check out all the pictures on the wall!
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LEX TOKYO RED CARPET
5-chōme-5-1 RoppongiWhere the Hollywood celebs come to party and hang out when they come to Tokyo. Check out all the pictures on the wall!
HUB Shimbashi
2-chōme-9-6 ShinbashiHang out with salary-men at a faux British pub in Tokyo