Tokyo cafe interior

There is a wide variety of cafes that have opened in Japan lately, but you may find that it's actually quite difficult to find one you can relax in if you're looking for one on your own. This article will introduce cafes carefully chosen specifically for their relaxing atmosphere, including those that are dedicated to serving good coffee and others with particular attention given to the interior, primarily around Shibuya, Ikebukuro, Shinjuku, and Tokyo. Be sure to check these out when you're…

A 5-day Tokyo itinerary, exploring the main neighborhoods, complete with coffee and food recommendations for the ultimate Tokyo experience.

HAY | Omotesando Housed in the basement of GYRE, on of Tokyo’s most understated temples of high-end design, HAY brings its scandinavian design...

Japan’s coffeehouses are models of spare, considered, and modern design

Fuglen Tokyo is where retro design, vintage furniture, coffee and crafted cocktails live in perfect harmony. In other words, if I could be apart of any small business venture, this would be it. This cafe by day and cocktail bar at night is a unique Tokyo establishment that I love visiting.

Looking for the city's best coffee shops? Tokyo cafés range from boutique roasters to drip-coffee specialists and classic kissaten

A perfect place to grab a teishoku meal in Yanaka.

Hola! So continuing my first post, I feel like this topic deserves its post on its own, so here goes. All that has (*) serves very delicious coffee. Sometimes not all instagenic coffee shops can se…

Kissaten, or old-world speciality cafes in Japan, are experiencing something of a renaissance in Tokyo. Here are some of the best in which to explore this side of the city’s coffee culture.