Little Nap Coffee Stand occupies a narrow, wedge-shaped building squeezed between a railway line and a quiet street in Yoyogi. You can identify the shop by its tall, thin frame and the rhythmic vibration that travels through the walls…
Yoyogi Park Cafe Culture
We’ll wander through the quiet residential lanes of Tomigaya, a relaxed neighborhood loved for its understated coffee houses, artisan bakeries, and stylish local design boutiques. It’s the perfect slice of Tokyo's slow-living lifestyle away from the nearby bustle of Shibuya.
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1. Little Nap Coffee Stand
2. 365 Days
The bakery known as 365 Days occupies a quiet, unassuming corner in Tomigaya, drawing crowds for its commitment to a concept built around daily sustenance. Owner and chef Akimasa Sugikubo opened this shop in December two thousand thirteen,…
3. Minimal Tomigaya
Minimal Tomigaya is a flagship craft chocolate store identified by a thick wooden counter set within a bright, white-themed interior along Yamanote-dori Avenue. Founded in two thousand fourteen, the shop functions as the birthplace of the…
4. KIHARA TOKYO
Kihara Tokyo is a showroom tucked into the upper floors of a building in the Tomigaya area of Shibuya. It functions as the local outpost for a porcelain producer based in Arita, a town on the island of Kyushu known for four hundred years…
5. LOST AND FOUND TOKYO STORE
The Lost and Found Tokyo Store is a general store and showroom in the Tomigaya neighborhood, housed in a building at one-fifteen-twelve Tomigaya. You can pick it out by its minimalist display of kitchenware, tableware, and daily…
6. Fuglen Tokyo
Fuglen Tokyo is identifiable by its simple white exterior and a red-and-white circular logo depicting an Arctic tern. Originating as a small cafe in Oslo, Norway, in nineteen sixty-three, the brand expanded to this Shibuya location in May…
7. The Monocle Shop, Tokyo
The Monocle Shop in the Tomigaya neighborhood of Shibuya is recognizable by its clean, minimalist storefront set into a low-rise concrete building. This space functions as both a retail outlet and the Tokyo editorial bureau for the…
8. CAMELBACK sandwich&espresso
A small camel icon marks this sandwich and espresso stand in the Kamiyamacho area of Shibuya. The shop occupies a compact, industrial-style space where two high school friends, Hayato Naruse and Keitaro Suzuki, combined their professional…
9. Shibuya Publishing & Booksellers
Shibuya Publishing and Booksellers, often called SPBS, is identifiable by its glass-fronted exterior that reveals a workspace inside. Located in the Kamiyamacho neighborhood, this shop functions as both a bookstore and an active publishing…