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|  | Crayon House: Omotesando
Kids' books and organic vegetables
Children's books. Clever toys. Organic goodies. Not exactly what you'd expect to find... |
 | L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon Salon de The: Nihonbashi
Tres chic French tea salon
The "salon de the" - the French tea salon, is an oasis, a destination offering tranquility... |
 | Washita Shop: Ginza
Okinawan shopping
Just up the block from Ginza's Printemps Department Store, a one-meter-tall, bright-yellow... |
 | Ameyoko Center Market: Ueno
Asian bazaar
While much of Tokyo is turning into new landscapes of luxury malls and glossy condominiums... |
 | Beer Museum Yebisu: Ebisu
Limited-edition beers
Yebisu Garden Place was originally the site of Sapporo's Tokyo brewery, so it is only... |
 | Fukumitsuya: Ginza
Elegant sake utensils
Fukumitsuya calls itself a sake shop, but at first glance you might take it for just... |
 | Zanmai Sushi: Tsukiji
All-night sushi at the source
As a dish of consummate Zen-like simplicity, sushi generally evokes a critical response... |
 | Kumamoto-kan: Ginza
Kyushu victuals
When you're stuck in the heart of the city, the mountains, plains and coastline of rural... |
 | Mundo Latino: Gotanda
Latin music and food
Mundo Latino is a self-styled "Latin Store" that sells a wide variety of goods from Latin... |
 | Nha Viet Nam: Ebisu
Vietnamese food and crafts
Whether you're looking for investment opportunities in Vietnam; need to book a plane... |
 | Shunkan: Shinjuku
Artsy restaurant complex
Stepping off the elevator, you might think you're walking in on a contemporary art exhibition.... |
 | Daiba Little Hong Kong: Daiba
Conveyor-belt dimsum
Now you don't go to Odaiba in search of the real McCoy. One glance at the dusty artificial... |
 | Deco's Dog Cafe: Daikanyama
A cafe for your dog
Which of these items doesn't belong? 1) Cabbage rolls with tomato sauce; 2) Quiche... |
 | Ginza Winax: Ginza
German wine shop
If the names Dr. Burklin-Wolf, Helmut Christ, Franz Keller, Knipser, or Graf von Neipperg... |
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