2020 Tokyo

Jojo: An extremely peaceful and well-maintained shrine. Come here to get away from the hustle and bustle and appreciate some culture and religion.

Jesse Johnston: Given the sheer size of the park, you'd never know how many people were there, but it's very obviously a popular spot. Alcohol and picnics are encouraged and there's a dedicated bike path for cyclists

Juan Buis: Dont miss this place if you're in Tokyo - great art on the 53rd floor. Sky Deck is more than worth it, especially at night.

Emanuel Hahn: Fantastic museum with a beautiful garden. Tranquil.

Amiro P.: What a great place to hang out, chill have a coffee and read. One of the best book shops I've ever visited. it's open everyday until 2am so no need to hurry

David Noël: Everything about this place! Love it. Come at 4pm when they open to watch the team get into action. Get the fatty option. Mustard is some of the best, goes straight into your nose.

Dens: Head up to the 4th floor (?) to find the ¥10 Super Street Fighter 2 machines. There's only four of them so be patient!

Dan Castellano: So good, my favorite soba in Tokyo. I recommend getting the larger cut 'futokiri' soba with sesame dipping sauce, divine.

Ben K.: Sip a drink, enjoy the view, and realize you're nowhere near as cool as Bill Murray in Lost in Translation.

Ruby Anaya: Just be prepared to tell them one or two flavors/spirits you like and prepare to be amazed. The gin and ginger combo I had was phenomenal. They also serve little snacks while you drink.

Daniel Marder: Best Bagels in Japan. Open Wednesday through Thursday no sign look for the building with the spiral fire escape staircase out front. Great cream cheese flavors doubles the price of your lunch-do it!

Hampus Andersson: Wonderful art gallery. A must for all creatives!

sputneek: This way-too-cool bike-surfshop cum café tucked in a Harajuku lane serves really good coffee. Sandwiches are hearty meals with fries and salad. Really nice place to just 'zone out' from the crowd.

ᴡ Lagasca: Cool, chill hipster grounds. Something for everyone I think; greasy food, healthy vegetarian, curries, fish, seafood.

Ellis Hamburger: Incredible gyoza, but somehow the cucumbers with miso sauce were my favorite part 😸

Hampus Andersson: Fantastic view from this mountain. A very enjoyable hike. Do you dare take the chair lift? It's exhilarating!

Menno Wildeboer: Try to go at night. Less busy, beautiful lighting.

Alex: everything is good here. craft beer flights for ¥1000. 500 mL glasses for same price. food is delicious and reasonable— grilled fish, yakitori, beer batter karaage, etc. amazing atmosphere. so fun!

Maria Elisabetta Gungui: Nice ambience, friendly staff, delicious skewers (start with the tasting menu to make sure you get something unusual and you'll be surprised how gorgeous they all are), generous sake/shō-chū servings!

Guy Blonde: Try the samplers. 3 sake for 550 yen. Great place.

Dan Castellano: Amazing assortment of drinks, personally a big fan of the Cachaça Martinez, but give the bartender an idea of what you like and they will hook you up with a drink that works.

Vincent Tan: The most amazing view of Tokyo from the impeccably run bar!

Tim Herbig: Great beans as drip coffee of the day available. Wi-fi password for "-My Place" is mtrktfhmst.