PNB Coffee
A lovely (Scandinavian) coffee place in Nakameguro. The interior is very nice with lots of natural light coming in. I’ve been there only once at the end of my stay, but wished I’ve discovered this place earlier.
A lovely (Scandinavian) coffee place in Nakameguro. The interior is very nice with lots of natural light coming in. I’ve been there only once at the end of my stay, but wished I’ve discovered this place earlier.
A lovely vegetarian cafe/restaurant in Nakameguro.
A small bakery.
A small book store dedicated to out-of-print books right next to Nakameguro river.
The Tokyo branch of the New York City based surf brand Saturdays. Even if their clothes are not your thing go there for a coffee and sit in the back patio which has a great view over the suburbs of Daikanyama.
A spatious clothing store right next to Nakameguro river. Mostly workwear, sportswear and hiking clothes.
This is for sure one of my top places in Tokyo. Three interlinked buildings filled with art books, magazine, literature, DVDs and music. I’ve spent hours here reading, sitting around and enjoying the place – and as it is open for a long time it is perfect for the first jetlagged days in Tokyo.
This bar is filled with vinyl records. Have a drink while listing to a great selection of Jazz, Blues and Soul played by owner Kobayashi-san. There is a sign asking for people not to talk too loudly (which is a general good advice for Japan).
The flagship store of Traveler’s notebooks.
A nice building in Daikanyama with a gallery and coffee place located inside.
A nice coffee shop in Nakameguro. They also serve great cake.
If you are in the area be sure to visit this traditional house and garden (it’s close to the Daikanyama station). Right after you can follow the street downhill and you’ll end up at the Nakameguro river.
Nicely curated selection of music and clothes. You can also get coffee there.