This commercial facility lives under the railway arches – next to the Kanda River. Housing popup shops, trendy eateries, and organic coffee shops with a real “hang out for the day” vibe.
Hopefully a visit under architecture pretenses, the Supreme Court is housed in an imposing brutalist building heavily featuring Japanese white granite.
Art deco hotel known for hosting renowned figures in Japanese literature with its unusual style. At first glance, this may look like a slightly run-down hotel, but the 1970s retro aesthetic is very deliberately curated.
Lisn, ironically named, is an incense store. Dating back to 1705, over 150 types of incense are for sale in a gallery-esque display. Perfect place for an unusual gift.
Built in 1961, this concert hall has hosted ballet, opera, and classical concerts from world-renowned artists. Seating 2,300 guests, Bunka Kaikan hosts classical events throughout the year.
Using a repurposed storage facility, this mini department store, come bookstore, come popular café is an experience. Housed in an urban, open-plan setting – Akomeya's bohemian space is a vibe best felt.
