TOKYO · JAPAN
Tokyo’s best days out.
The 5 most popular coffee experiences in Tokyo, from the famous to the underrated. What each one actually involves, what it costs, and who runs it.
Coffee and conversation with current or former Japanese Diet members in a private top-floor lounge overlooking Akasaka Palace.
Most Popular“This place is really nice.”
Tokyo workshop for Japanese coffee: cupping plus hand drip, siphon, and Kyūsu brewing in a 2-hour small group.
“Lots of great information!! Learned a lot!!”
Small-group morning tour in Kiyosumi Shirakawa: Kiyosumi Teien garden, Allpress espresso, and two Japanese sweets for $65.
“What a wonderful experience with Daisy!! The uber driver did not drop me off at the entrance to the garden but it was easy to find once I got directions from Daisy. The weather was beautiful and Daisy was very knowledgeable about the gardens. I would definitely visit again when in Tokyo.”
A 3.5-hour guided walk through Kanda and Akihabara’s coffee spots, roasteries, and Showa-era streets with takeout tastings.
“We thoroughly enjoyed this tour. Tomoyo is a great tour leader - very friendly, enthusiastic and helpful and made sure everyone was getting the most out of the tour. Tomoyo made contact with me via WhatsApp well before the tour to get an idea of what coffee we liked and to introduce us to the…”
4 Tokyo neighborhoods, 4 hours: Shimokitazawa vintage, Kichijoji coffee, Koenji indie style, Nakano anime and cameras.
“Ryuhki was the best guide! We loved his tour, it was very personal and he gave us a lot of interesting information bout the city, culture, people and places. + nice and kind person + insider informations + was open to make changes + showed us really cool places and shops + public transport and…”
Every neighbourhood, every day trip, and every way to spend a day in the city.
