[2025 Tokyo Restaurant] Travel Guide for DAIKANYAMA T-SITE (Updated May)

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 IVY PLACE in T-SITE in Daikanyama, Tokyo is a complex restaurant that combines a cafe, restaurant and bar. The restaurant is surrounded by lush green plants, like a cozy villa in the forest. As soon as you enter the store, you will feel the tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of the city. IVY PLACE often requires a long queue on holidays, but this time I went there shortly after it opened on a weekday morning. Although I didn't have a reservation, I was successfully taken to a seat. Breakfast offers a discounted package, and if you order breakfast, you can order a designated drink for an additional fee. I ordered a classic buttermilk pancake, and you can choose maple syrup or honey. There is a round piece of cream on top of the pancake, which is very recognizable. I chose a hot latte as my drink, and it came with a small card introducing the coffee beans used. The latte was very smooth and delicious. The classic buttermilk pancake and latte cost 2,080 yen. The freshly-fried pancakes tasted very soft, but I personally didn’t find them amazing. However, the dining space and environment gave it a lot of points. It is an oasis cafe that is also suitable for going alone. Address: 16-15 Sarugakucho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0033 Japan

#TokyoItinerary Although we missed the grand view of cherry blossom season, the streets of Daikanyama still hide delicate surprises. The surface of the Meguro River is covered with remaining pink and white petals, rippling with the waves, creating the poetic feeling of late spring. My footsteps unconsciously spread along the river bank, starting this free-wheeling city tour. 🐑Occasionally encountering a healing little blessing Turning the corner, I came across the "Secret Garden" of Daikanyama - there were a few fluffy little Shaun the Sheep standing in the iron railings, with their chubby figures sticking out of the railings, and a wooden sign next to them read "Kids Studio". It turned out to be a kindergarten full of childlike fun. The sunlight shone onto them through the gaps between the leaves. I was instantly struck by their innocent cuteness. I stopped to take more than a dozen photos and still didn't want to leave. 🌙Romantic nocturne in front of Budokan As dusk fell, I had just finished watching Eric Clapton's live performance and took a slow walk along the "Music Forest" trail. A stream flows through the outer wall of the Budokan, lights outline the building's contours, and the saxophone tunes of street performers can be heard in the distance. Sitting on the steps by the river and staring at the moon climbing up the treetops, I suddenly understood why Tokyo people say "Daikanyama breathes at night." 🍸Tipsy time deep in the alley I casually turned into a small bar with no sign, the walls of which were covered with old vinyl record covers. The waiter was a handsome guy with a beard. Although he didn't speak English fluently, he made enthusiastic recommendations through the hand-drawn wine list. I ordered two glasses of the seasonal plum highball, with a plate of olives and nuts, listened to the jazz music in the background, and watched the bar lights swaying on the glasses. Time suddenly became very slow and soft. 🍣Unexpected high-CP value food While riding a bicycle from Akihabara to Kiyosumi Shirakawa, I was attracted by the red lanterns of the "Fresh Fish Conveyor Belt Sushi". The two of them spent 130 yuan to eat 20 pieces of sushi: plump tuna belly, oysters with the salty flavor of sea water, gunkan rolls filled with fish roe, and finally a glass of cold beer. It was simply a "taste miracle" of the trip to Tokyo. ❓What is the significance of City Walk? When Orange asked me about it, I was staring at the townhouses and cafes scattered in front of me in a daze - maybe it's not about how many attractions you check in, but about keeping your eyes open to receive all the "surprises": Shaun the Sheep's tilted head, the ending sound of the saxophone by the river in the Budokan, the serious look on the bar waiter's face when he hand-drew the wine list, and putting these moments into the pocket of memory, so that when you open old photos in the future, you can smell the wind and the aroma of wine that night through the pictures. It turns out that the ultimate romance of city wandering is never the distance measured by footsteps, but letting the soul quietly collect its own "Tokyo story" in unfamiliar streets and alleys. #代官山CityWalk #东京街巷故事 #Meguro River Sakura #Tokyo Nightlife #High CP Value Sushi

[Daikanyama Tsutaya, a light of urban life] SHARE Lounge, Starbucks coffee Daikanyama Designed by Astrid Klein, Daikanyama Tsutaya is stocked with a wide range of foreign books, art books and magazines, creating an atmosphere where you can relax and chat in the evening after passing through the daytime crowds before heading home. The seasonal decorations and art gallery change so you never get bored, and it is a light of life for the people living in the area, a walking route for them, and when they want to buy refreshments in the middle of the night. 📕TSUTAYA 🕰️Business hours: 9AM–10PM 🏪Family mart Famima! 🕰️Business hours: 24hr open 📍Address: 17-5, Sarugakucho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0033, Daikanyama T-SITE, Buildings 1-3, 1st and 2nd floors #Business trip #Domestic travel #Asia travel #Tokyo travel #Day trip

[A walk through the fresh greenery of Daikanyama - a Tokyo hospitality plan for the Golden Week holidays] If you want to put together a small Tokyo hospitality plan for the Golden Week holidays from the end of April to early May, which is very close to Daikanyama Station on the Tokyu Line 🏛️ Former Asakura House - The azaleas are beautiful after the cherry blossoms have fallen. The Japanese-style garden is more beautiful in the fresh greenery of April to May, when there are fewer flowers, and in the autumn when the leaves change color. The "storehouse" where valuables are stored is also worth seeing. The Former Asakura House, a designated national cultural property, was built in 1919 by Torajiro Asakura, who served as the chairman of the Tokyo Prefectural Assembly and the Shibuya Ward Assembly. You can tour the two-story building and stroll-style garden, which give you a feel for the mansion culture of the Taisho period. 』 🏛️Former Asakura Family Home 🕰️Opening Hours: 10AM–4:30PM 📍Location: 29-20 Sarugakucho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0033 Shop while making conversation 🛍️Daikanyama Hillside Terrace Children's clothing, art gallery, miscellaneous goods, etc. 18-8 Sarugakucho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0033 🪆📕📚TSUTAYA Daikanyama Books, gallery, bar, cafe 🕰️Opening Hours: 9AM–10PM 📍Location: 17−5 Sarugakucho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0033 Daikanyama T-SITE Buildings 1–3, 1st–2nd floors 🪆🎨Iihoshi Yumiko Poceline Tableware store. View and consider modern ceramics at an artist-run store 🕰️Opening hours: 11AM–6PM Close:Sun,Mon 📍Address: 1-A SPT Building, 6−6, Daikanyamacho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0034 🍽️GARDEN HOUSE CRAFTS DAIKANYAMA 🍞☕️Cafe and bakery 💰Price per person: 2000- 🕰️Opening hours: 8:30AM–6:30PM 📍Address: 5th Building, Log Road Daikanyama, 13−1, Daikanyamacho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0034 🍺Spring Valley Brewery Tokyo Italian cuisine that pairs well with craft beer, and barrier-free flooring are also a plus. 💰Price per person: 8000- 🕰️Opening hours: 9AM–10PM 📍Location: Log Road Daikanyama, 13−1, Daikanyamacho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0034 #Domestic travel #Cherry blossom spots #Asia travel #Asia travel #Tokyo travel

[Meguro - Walk along the riverside where cherry blossoms are falling, enjoy the cherry blossom art at the Go Sakura Museum, then head to Daikanyama] Get off at JR Meguro Station, walk along the Meguro River towards Nakameguro Station on the Tokyu Line, and head towards Daikanyama. Meguro River Cherry Blossoms Promenade Meguro, Meguro City, Tokyo 153-0063 Even if you miss the cherry blossom festival and festivals along the Meguro River, which are held every year in the fourth week of March, there is a way to see cherry blossoms all year round. 🏛️Meguro Go Sakura Museum At the annual exhibition of works that win the Newcomer Award, you can see large-scale Japanese paintings with the theme of cherry blossoms. It is the perfect environment for those who want to learn Japanese art materials and watercolor Japanese painting techniques on their own. 🕰️Opening hours: 10AM–5PM Mon.closed 📍Address: 1 Chome-7-13 Kamimeguro, Meguro City, Tokyo 153-0051 🏡Former Asakura Residence: After the cherry blossoms, the azaleas are beautiful. The Former Asakura Residence, a designated national important cultural property, was built in 1919 by Torajiro Asakura, who served as the chairman of the Tokyo Prefectural Assembly and the Shibuya Ward Assembly. You can visit the two-story building and strolling garden, where you can feel the Taisho period mansion culture. The Japanese-style garden looks better in the fresh greenery of April and May, when there are fewer flowers. The storehouse where the household goods and valuables are stored is also worth seeing. 🕰️Opening hours: 10AM–4:30PM 📍Location: 29-20 Sarugakucho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0033 🎨🪆TSUTAYA Daikanyama Bookstore Books, cafe, etc. 🕰️Opening hours: 9AM–10PM 📍Location: 17−5 Sarugakucho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0033 Daikanyama T-SITE Buildings 1–3, 1st–2nd floors 🖼️🛍️Daikanyama Hillside Terrace Apparel, art galleries, miscellaneous goods stores, etc. 📍Location: 18-8 Sarugakucho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0033 #Spring 0 yen trip #Domestic travel #Tokyo trip #Cherry blossoms #Cherry blossom spots #Cherry blossom spots tokyo

[LURF GALLERY] 🕰️Business hours: 11:00-19:00 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: ◯ 📍Address: 1F, Roob1, 28-13 Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0033 💰Price per person: From 500 💞Reasons why we recommend it: Located in a great location, just a 5-minute walk from Daikanyama Station, this art gallery has an extraordinary space filled with art works🤍 The first floor also has a cafe, and the interior is furnished with vintage Danish furniture from the 1930s, and you can spend a relaxing time with soft lighting and background music playing from records. You can spend a special time with your family and friends🫶🏻 #0 yen trip November

Daikanyama T-site A facility located about a 5-minute walk from Daikanyama Station There's a Starbucks, Tsutaya Bookstore, a shared lounge, Bornelund, a Family Mart, and restaurants, so it's packed full of great things! Photography is prohibited inside the store, so here's a photo of the exterior! In the summer, Bornelund provides water toys outside, so you can take your kids and relax while drinking coffee! You can also buy a Starbucks and enjoy reading a book indoors! #FuriTabi 📍Address: 16-15 Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0033

I want to go on a date or a girls trip! I'm suggesting stylish travel destinations! This is Cana (@cana.tabi) ✈️🌸 ⁡ This time I went to a new Blue Bottle Coffee store 📍Blue Bottle Coffee Daikanyama Cafe ☕️ ⁡ It just opened on 12/20, It's a cafe with a warm atmosphere It was a very stylish and relaxing space ⁡ Blue Bottle Coffee's cafe latte was consistently delicious ☕️🤍 ⁡ Coffee canelés are only available in Daikanyama! I'm weak when it comes to limited editions, so I ordered one without thinking 🤭 There are comrades who are weak when it comes to limited editions, right? lol ⁡ 📝Store information ———————————————— ⁡ 🗾 Tokyo Daikanyama 🚃 2 minutes walk from Daikanyama Station 🕑 8:00-20:00 💸 ¥600 and up ⁡ 📖menu ———————————————— ⁡ ☕️Cafe latte (blend) ¥657 🧁Coffee canelé ¥418 _________________________________________________ ⁡ If you like Blue Bottle, like and save this, and go! ☕️ ⁡ For other recommended cafes and places to go, →Check the latest information at @cana.tabi! ⁡ _________________________________________________ #Blue Bottle Coffee #Blue Bottle #Blue Bottle Coffee Daikanyama Cafe #Blue Bottle Coffee Daikanyama Store #Daikanyama Cafe #Daikanyama Cafe Tour #Daikanyama Gourmet #Daikanyama New Store #Newly Opened Cafe #Daikanyama Newly Opened Cafe #Tokyo Newly Opened Cafe #Shibuya Cafe #Harajuku Cafe #Omotesando Cafe #Tokyo Cafe #Tokyo Sightseeing #Tokyo Trip #Tokyo Gourmet #Tokyo Cafe Tour #Canadian Gourmet Tokyo #Canadian Gourmet Daikanyama ⁡ #0 Yen Travel #Travel with Me

#TravelWithMe As part of Miu Miu's efforts to revive modern thought and culture, they held a book-featuring event called "Summer Reads." There was a pop-up event at Tsutaya Bookstore in Daikanyama, and books with Miu Miu book bands were distributed. I was lucky because I happened to be passing by. Of the two books, I chose Jane Austen's "Persuasion." "Persuasion" was published in 1817 after Austen's death and was her last novel. It's a story about two people who once separated, but then reunite after a long time, and get married after confirming that their feelings for each other haven't changed. The story is about the protagonist, who has been fighting for years against the idea of ​​respecting etiquette and the impositions of society, coming to know her true feelings and deepening her self-awareness. Jane Austen is generally considered to be a symbol of the origins of feminism, but depending on how you interpret her novels, she can also be considered a symbol of an era when marriage had a sacred meaning and women were more submissive (completely dependent on their husbands). It's interesting that one woman is used as a symbol of two things with completely opposite meanings.