Daikanyama & Nakameguro: Grown-Ups' Stylish Neighborhoods

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Two of Tokyo's most urbane neighborhoods. Start at Daikanyama's garden-like bookstore and roadside shops, then descend along the Meguro River to Nakameguro's riverside cafe street. A 12-minute walk completely changes the mood.

Half-day5 stopsEst. budget 48,000 KRW

Itinerary

1
Daikanyama Tsutaya Books (T-SITE)代官山蔦屋書店
Daikanyama · Bookstore · Bar · 60 min stay
A regular contender for 'the world's most beautiful bookstore.' Three book buildings are scattered across a forest-like site, and you can read with a coffee in the Anjin lounge. The design, travel, and cookery shelves are stunning.
Walk 4 min
2
Log Road DaikanyamaLOG ROAD DAIKANYAMA
Daikanyama · Street · 30 min stay
A long walking promenade stretching along former Tokyu railway land. With Spring Valley Brewery (craft beer) and a garden, it's great for a daytime drink or brunch and photographs well.
Walk 12 min
3
Meguro River Promenade目黒川
Nakameguro · Riverside · 40 min stay
Famous for cherry blossoms, but the year-round walk along the river lined with cafes and select shops is the real draw. Each bridge has a different mood, perfect for a slow stroll (mind the crowds in spring).
오후~해질녘
Walk 6 min
4
Starbucks Reserve Roastery Tokyoスターバックスリザーブロースタリー東京
Nakameguro · Cafe · 50 min stay
One of only five Reserve Roasteries worldwide. In a four-story building designed by Kengo Kuma, watch the actual bean roasting while enjoying limited drinks, Teavana, and Princi bakery. The fourth-floor terrace has a Meguro River view.
Walk 8 min
5
ONIBUS COFFEE NakameguroONIBUS COFFEE 中目黒
Nakameguro · Cafe · 30 min stay
An icon of Tokyo specialty coffee, converted from an old wooden house. Sit by the second-floor window or on the deck and a train passes right alongside, an impressive view.