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Tokyo's Stylish Daikanyama: 7 Coffee Shops and Places to Visit
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Daikanyama is a Tokyo district known for its fashion boutiques and stylish shops. Read on to learn seven coffee shops and shops where you can start your Daikanyama explorations.
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Born in Taiwan. Currently living in Tokyo.
Currently editor in chief of MATCHA's Taiwanese website. In the past, I worked as an editor for a Japanese fashion magazine, as a Japanese language teacher at a private high school in Taipei, as an interpreter for Shiseido and other Japanese and Taiwanese companies. I've also had experience as an inbound tourism copywriter.
My Facebook page 'Tokyo beyond studying abroad' 東京、不只是留學（留学だけじゃなくて）boasts 120,000 followers.
Blogger with readers from Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Japan, of which 70% are female readers. I have covered over 300 locations and stores in my articles.
Writing about the latest trends, places off the beaten path, and traditional culture. Published six books on Japan in Taiwan and Asia.
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Daikanyama: One of Tokyo's Most Elegant Districts
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Daikanyama, located in Tokyo's Shibuya Ward, is a district known for its fashion boutiques and elegant shops. This area of Tokyo has its own, tranquil pace; with many stylish women and fashionable men strolling the streets, it feels like a runway in the heart of the city.
Since Tsutaya Bookstore set up shop in Daikanyama, this area has attracted many visitors. As a result, numerous restaurants, afternoon tea spots, and select shops have opened here. Read on to learn seven locations where you can experience the charm of Daikanyama.
Daikanyama: Top 7 Places to Visit
1. Tsutaya Books Daikanyama T-SITE
2. Log Road Daikanyama
3. FOOD & COMPANY Daikanyama T-SITE Store
4. MR. FRIENDLY Cafe
5. Ivy Place: Enjoy Delicious Pancakes
6. Matsunosuke NY: Excellent Apple Pie
7. Forestgate Daikanyama
1. Tsutaya Books Daikanyama T-SITE
Photo by Pixta
Designed as a "Library in the Forest," the Tsutaya Books Daikanyama T-SITE is a bookstore specifically for adults.
Inside the bookstore, there are also coffee seats where you can enjoy a cup of coffee while browsing. The magazine section, in particular, boasts an extensive collection of domestic and international publications.
Additionally, the stationery section offers a wide range of exquisite choices, from popular items to high-end fountain pens.
Hotels near Daikanyama T-SITE
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2. Log Road Daikanyama
A former 220-meter-long railway track has been transformed into Log Road Daikanyama, a complex of five commercial facilities. It includes a coffee shop, a donut shop, a beer bar, and a lifestyle goods store.
At the flower shop, they handle beautiful seasonal flowers. On a nice day, it's very pleasant to sit outdoors with a beer or ice coffee in hand!
Hotels near Log Road Daikanyama
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3. FOOD & COMPANY Daikanyama T-SITE Store
FOOD & COMPANY Daikanyama T-SITE Store is a supermarket with a wide range of products, including organically grown vegetables, mushrooms, dairy products, processed foods, desserts, and cleaning supplies. In the processed foods section, you can find a rich variety of products from both locally sourced and imported items from abroad.
Many nearby residents come here to purchase light meals like rice balls and salads. How about buying one and enjoying it outside the T-SITE store?
Location: Tokyo, Shibuya, Daikanyama, Sarugakucho, 16-15 T-SITE
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4. MR. FRIENDLY Cafe
MR. FRIENDLY Cafe has been open in Daikanyama for over twenty years, welcoming customers every day with its playful smile.
One of their popular dishes is the Mister Friendly Pancake, which features a thin and crispy outer layer with a dense and delightful texture inside. Enjoy it while it's still piping hot. Despite its simple appearance, this pancake has a modest yet heartwarming deliciousness that will surely touch your heart.
Hotels near Mr. Friendly Cafe
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5. Ivy Place: Enjoy Delicious Pancakes
Ivy Place, located next to the Tsutaya Bookstore, has won the praises of many customers with its genuine ingredients and vibrant, enticing pancakes.
The seasonal limited edition strawberry pancakes with their delightful combination of sweetness and tanginess along with rich creaminess are truly unforgettable.
Hotels near IVY PLACE
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6. Matsunosuke NY, Tokyo Daikanyama Store
Just about a 5-minute walk from Daikanyama Station, you'll come across a simple storefront with a white brick exterior.
Matsunosuke NY was opened by the pastry queen Akiko Hirano, offering apple pies and American desserts. The unassuming deliciousness of these treats has won the hearts of many customers.
Location: Tokyo, Shibuya, Sarugakucho, 29-9
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7. Forestgate Daikanyama: A Mall Designed by Kengo Kuma
Picture courtesy of PR Times
Forestgate Daikanyama, set to be unveiled in the autumn of 2023, boasts an exterior that resembles a stack of different-shaped wooden boxes surrounded by lush greenery. It creates the impression of a three-dimensional forest.
Located at the entrance to the road leading to Daikanyama, it's aptly named Forestgate Daikanyama. The complex consists of two buildings: the MAIN Building and the TENOHA Building. The TENOHA Building will house businesses such as cafes, interior item shops, and more.
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Enjoy a Leisurely Walk in Daikanyama
Daikanyama, a tranquil oasis amidst Tokyo's hustle and bustle, exudes a subtle charm that irresistibly draws people closer.
The cafes, commercial facilities, and boutique stores here often don't boast extravagant decorations or attention-grabbing signs. Instead, they patiently await the arrival of visitors, inviting them to savor the experience at a leisurely pace, taking in all the subtle details.
Born in Taiwan. Currently living in Tokyo.
Currently editor in chief of MATCHA's Taiwanese website. In the past, I worked as an editor for a Japanese fashion magazine, as a Japanese language teacher at a private high school in Taipei, as an interpreter for Shiseido and other Japanese and Taiwanese companies. I've also had experience as an inbound tourism copywriter.
My Facebook page 'Tokyo beyond studying abroad' 東京、不只是留學（留学だけじゃなくて）boasts 120,000 followers.
Blogger with readers from Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Japan, of which 70% are female readers. I have covered over 300 locations and stores in my articles.
Writing about the latest trends, places off the beaten path, and traditional culture. Published six books on Japan in Taiwan and Asia.
Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/filmmiho/
Instagram → @mihowang47
more
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