Tokyo｜A leisurely stroll from Yoyogi Park to the Nezu Museum 🚶‍♂️🌳🎨

This one-day city walk arrangement meets the needs of not being in a hurry and avoiding crowds, and is suitable for fashionistas, literary youths and foodies. Haha, I can't help but brag about how smart I am. ✅Super chill one-day itinerary: ① Take a taxi to Levain for brunch. In a small shop that looks like a second-hand grocery store, a cup of fragrant hand-brewed coffee and lemon jam honey bread are the way to start a new day. ② Go to Little Nap Coffee next door to pack some coffee, then go to Tecona to pack some bagels to take away. ③ Follow the navigation and walk slowly across the road to Yoyogi Park. It will take about 15 minutes to arrive. ④ In Yoyogi Park, find a place under the shade of a tree, drink coffee while feeling the spring breeze amidst the fresh green, or run and jump and play cat's tuck with your children. Looking at the locals walking their dogs, jogging, and having picnics around you is a healing and lazy emotional value, which is in stark contrast to the busy and fast-paced Tokyo. ⑤ Get off at the bus stop at the Yoyogi Park gate and take 4 stops to Omotesando. In order not to miss the opening time, I suppressed my shopping urges and headed straight to the Nezu Museum. ⑥ Nezu Museum, an art treasure in Tokyo's Minato Ward, designed by master Kengo Kuma. It is famous for its fusion of natural elements and modern architecture. With its rich collection of Japanese and Oriental art, it is a must-visit for art lovers. Tickets: Buy tickets on site, 1600 yen/person. Opening hours: 10:00-17:00 (closed on Mondays). Current exhibition: [National Treasure: Swallow Garden Screen]. In fact, compared to the exhibition, Nezu's garden itself is more interesting. The matcha room deep in the courtyard and the Nezu cafe with large glass windows next to the art gallery and lush greenery are worth a try. Tips: Nezu cafe closes at 16:30 and no admission is allowed after 16:00. For taking photos and videos, coffee and light meals are just enough. If there are not many people, it doesn't hurt to try it. ⑦ After exiting the Nezu Museum, you can seamlessly go shopping in Omotesando! Omotesando is roughly comparable to Sanlitun in Beijing, Yongkang Road and Julu Road in Shanghai. There are many big brands and cafes here, including Issey Miyake, Rei Kawakubo, Balenciaga, Prada and other big brands. If you are lucky, you can buy limited edition items that are not available in China~ ⑧ Dinner: Omotesando. Cuisine: Yamawarau, tonkatsa.jp. Dessert: Afternoon Tea • LOVE & TABLE. Cafe: COFFEE MAMEYA, gyre food. #Tokyo #TokyoHotel #TokyoTravel