[2025 Tokyo ] Travel Guide for Roppongi (Updated Sep)

How do I get to Roppongi? This time I stayed in Okachimachi, a city with convenient transportation. Here's how to get there: ⬇️ Take the JY Yamanote Line from Okachimachi to Akihabara, Kanda, Tokyo Station, and Yurakucho, transferring in 4 stations. ↪️Take the H Hibiya Line (gray line) from H08 Hibiya to Kasumigaseki, Toranomon Hills, Kamiyacho, and transfer to H04 Roppongi, 4 stations away. ❗👍 Roppongi Hills 66 Plaza is a classic and easily recognizable landmark: the giant spider Maman. This place combines art and A humanistic touch creates creative installation art. Taking a photo under the spider was both thrilling and stunning. 🎉 I've collected both the daytime and nighttime Maman photos ✔️📸 The panoramic view of the Mori Garden is truly romantic. A small lake framed by a dazzling golden heart, along with the grass, trees, and modern buildings, is breathtakingly beautiful. 🥹🩷 In the evening, I stumbled upon a hidden gem: a pure white garden dotted with roses, perfect for photo opportunities. 🌹🥀 #RoppongiHills#MouriGarden#tokyo#Japan

🍁A trip to Lake Kawaguchi that comes during the autumn leaf season🍁 Go to Japan to eat, drink and have fun, relaxing picnic🇯🇵 Whether it is a family, or a couple Tokyo is definitely a very suitable place believe me😎 In Tokyo, in just a few days you can eat the best food in Japan and feel the stunning scenery of the suburbs of Japan (the key is to see Mount Fuji itself 🏔️) Even if you don't travel by car, it is very convenient to take the rail Flights from Hong Kong can also arrive in just a few hours, if you leave work in the morning, you can go to the airport directly. Is there an excuse not to go? Itinerary Reference: You can plan a tour in the city for the first two days The first day of the trip It was already noon when we landed First take the skyliner out of town to check-in at the hotel This time I chose APA in Shinjuku The room was fine enough to open a 28” suitcase After everything is done, it will be 4 o'clock, and it will be lit early in winter So plan the night trip directly At night, I will go to Roppongi to see the lighting. Once I get out of JR station, the trees on both sides of the road are covered with romantic lights. Couples must go 👩❤️👨 提示： In some months, there will be lights at night in Roppongi, remember to do a good information gathering before leaving!! Then went to eat Kabuki Ding and Shinjuku Golden Street (JR Shinjuku Station East Exit) There are so many izakaya choices here, so I went straight when I saw the atmosphere If the food is not good, change the venue, anyway, in Japan is to go to a few more 😌 (Must find an izakaya for a Highball😆) the next day Plan left to 📍Haude Temple, a temple that is all cats😽 Hautokuji Temple is located in the Setagaya district of Tokyo and is known as the birthplace of lucky cats~~ Open for worship hours: 6:00~18:00 (late March~) 6:00~17:00 (late September~) The cost is free 🚄Transportation From Shinjuku Station, take the Odakyu Line to Hautokuji Station and get off Then walk for about 13 minutes Then return to Shibuya 📍Shibuya Sky Observation Deck The latest checkpoint must be visited~ 🚄Transportation: JR Yamanote Line Shibuya Station East Exit *Remember to buy your admission ticket online in advance (noon time) for ¥1800 It wasn't dark yet at about 3 or 4, so I went to see it 📍Tokyo Tower 🚄Transportation: About 15 minutes walk from JR "Yamanote Line Hamamatsucho Station/Northside Exit" Personally, I don’t think I have enough time. It’s enough to go to the park under the Eiffel Tower to take pictures, and you can see the whole thing 📍Photo location: Tokyo Shiba とうふ屋うかい Day 3️⃣4️⃣ Depart Lake Kawaguchi 2 days 1 night Day 3 In the morning take the Fuji return train directly from Shinjuku in about 2hrs First get off at Shimoyoshida Station The weather is extremely nice today. As soon as we get off the bus, the big Mount Fuji is in front of us😍 You can take photos at the popular shopping street photo spots (a long road with Mount Fuji in the background). Then return to the station to take another ride to Kawaguchiko Station checkin hotel 📍Accommodation: Mount Fuji Panorama Glamping The one I stayed in wasn't some hot spring inn, because it was too late to find so there wasn't much choice But at least it is called a platform, as soon as you get up you can see the view of Mount Fuji😌 And the rooms are large and fully equipped 👍🏻 Day 4 Early departure - Asama Shrine Cover photo there To take the ramp up the hill to the observation deck, you can see the view of the shrine + Mt The view is super beautiful 😍😍 must go! Then return to Kawaguchiko Station to catch the bus 1. Autumn Leaves Personally, I don't think the autumn leaves are so beautiful. There are not many photo spots and there are many people Unless you go early in the morning to avoid the crowds 2. Big Rock Park Strolling by the lakeside, looking at the view of Mount Fuji is indeed great 👍🏻 Slowly walk and take pictures and it will be next night, so we take the bus back to the city~ You can't see the sunset in Oishi Park. It is recommended to change the attraction earlier About Lake Kawaguchi: Lake Kawaguchi is surrounded by many hotels, guesthouses, camps Many can see Mount Fuji, near the lakeside some hot spring inns because the view is really completely Mount Fuji + lakeside, very popular, generally book a few months in advance, remember to plan your trip a little earlier! restaurant In fact, there aren’t many options, most revolving around Kawaguchiko Station Generally close earlier, so try to eat early!! 🚄 Transportation to Lake Kawaguchi: There are three ways to get to Lake Kawaguchiko by public transportation, the fastest and most convenient is to take the limited express train from Shinjuku Station, without fear of traffic jams, and the route is simple Alternatively, you can opt for a self-drive tour for easy time management After arriving at Lake Kawaguchi by public transportation, Lake Kawaguchi Station has different buses to different attractions 💡 There are different bus stops to different attractions, remember to pay attention 🚄Local transportation in Lake Kawaguchi During the peak tourist season, the local congestion problem is serious After queuing for 45 minutes to get on the bus, it took a long time to get to the attraction Highly recommend self-drive tours! Lake Kawaguchi Attractions: Before arriving at Kawaguchiko Station, you can go to Yoshida and walk around the shopping street Mount Fuji accompanied by many characteristic small shops The street is super special, a must! The most famous of Lake Kawaguchi are Oishi Park and Asamajinji Temple You can see the beautiful screen of Mount Fuji🗻 The autumn leaves of Mount Fuji in picture 1 were taken at Asama Shinji Temple The scenery is stunning🫨 The fifth day In the morning, take a quick left and turn left at Sensoji Temple A large lantern with the character Reimon at the entrance After passing through the lantern there is one big straight road, lined all with shops, with sweet and, with ornaments I bought the souvenir prefect at this time 👍🏻 After walking through all the shops, you will see the real place to worship~~ The place is not big, it takes about 1.5 hours to walk, which is enough for 1 hour without shopping Then after breakfast nearby we take a bus to the airport back to Hong Kong ✈️ Advice about accommodation🏠 For my day out in the city I chose to stay in Ikebukuro (a relatively quiet area). However, there is a little inconvenience for travel, having to deliberately transfer back Or you can consider staying in Shinjuku, which is more accessible 👍🏻 ⚠️Note: ⚠️ Travel in Japan, especially in Tokyo Many restaurants, or specialty lodging inns require advance booking, the famous ones even have a chance to need to book three months to a half in advance, so remember to process in advance It is also recommended to purchase tickets for special trains to Lake Kawaguchi at the station two days in advance!!️ There are not many restaurants in the evening in Lake Kawaguchi, and they close relatively early It is recommended to have dinner a little earlier Warm reminder 🥰 Wallet on iPhone can add Suica card (similar to Octopus in Hong Kong). After adding you can use your credit card to recharge directly, you can use this card locally to ride the rail, eat, shop, etc. Very worth recommending to you to add in advance on your mobile phone You need to pay attention when eating in some restaurants in Japan If you want to take pictures or videos, remember to get the consent of the shopkeeper Some meals can only be photographed on the food, not the environment Some are completely unphotographable Remember to understand first, respect others, respect yourself Also, there are no trash cans in many places in Japan, and every time I bring my own bag for trash, then find the trash can and throw it all over again Japanese aerial photography regulations are very strict, remember to apply online in advance! About food🍗🍗🍗 Whether sushi, ramen, barbecue and so on There are really countless varieties in Tokyo We recommend two to three months in advance to see if you need to make a reservation!!️ Target restaurants this time: dessert: - Harbs Cake - Ikebukuro Ramen: Mensho (Wagyu Ramen) Marunouchi Line - Mingho Valley / Yurakucho Line - Gokujiji Station Branches: Mensho Tokyo - Marunouchi Line 3 minutes walk to Korakuen Mensho San Francisco, Shinjuku 7F 1 Bun fish rice: - Nipponbashi Izumoya - Nipponbashi Mitsukoshi - Charcoal Yakitori Yurakumachi store #TokyoItinerary #MountFuji #LakeKawaguchiTrip #Shibuyasky #TokyoTower #Roppongi #AutumnLeaf #LakeKawaguchi

🗺️🗺️ 【Travel Plan】 Day 1: Universal Studios Japan Day 2: Umeda - Osaka Castle Park - Shinsaibashisuji - Dotonbori Day 3: Kiyomizu Temple - Gion - Kamo River - Fushimi Inari Shrine - Arashiyama Day 4: Fuji-Q Highland - Lake Kawaguchi - Oishi Park Day 5: Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden - Roppongi Hills - Tokyo Tower Day 6: Ueno Park - Sensoji Temple Day 7: Akihabara - Tokyo Skytree Day 8: Tokyo Disneyland 📍📍【Must-Visit Attractions】 1. Universal Studios Japan 2. Umeda 3. Osaka Castle Park 4. Shinsaibashisuji 5. Dotonbori 6. Kiyomizu Temple 7. Gion 8. Kamo River 9. Fushimi Inari Shrine 10. Arashiyama 11. Fuji-Q Highland 12. Lake Kawaguchi 13. Oishi Park 14. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden 15. Roppongi Hills 16. Tokyo Tower 17. Ueno Park 18. Sensoji Temple 19. Akihabara 20. Tokyo Skytree 21. Tokyo Disneyland 🥘🥘【Must-Try Foods】 🏠🏠【Recommended Accommodations】 📷📷【Photo Spots】 📣📣 [Tips]

🌼 When spring arrives, Tokyo's cherry blossoms bloom in full glory These 8 stunning cherry blossom routes will take you from pink tunnels to secret night cherry blossom spots Every place is a perfect photo spot~📸✨ - 1️⃣ Meguro River: Ikejiri-Ohashi ~ Meguro Shinbashi ~ Kame-no-Ko Bridge From Ikejiri-Ohashi to Kame-no-Ko Bridge, the 3.8 km riverbank is adorned with over 800 Somei Yoshino cherry trees, forming a pink tunnel. When the lights come on at night, the night cherry blossoms are mesmerizing✨ The riverside cafes and cherry blossom season boat rides make it even more romantic🚤 No wonder it's one of Tokyo's top cherry blossom viewing spots! - 2️⃣ Ueno Asakusa: Ueno Park ~ Sensoji Temple ~ Sumida Park Ueno Park's cherry blossom avenue boasts over 1,200 cherry trees of various species! During the cherry blossom festival, it's as lively as a holiday~ The area in front of Sensoji Temple's Thunder Gate is always packed with tourists taking photos📸 The snacks and crafts on Nakamise Street are also irresistible. The view of cherry blossoms with Tokyo Skytree in Sumida Park is simply stunning😍 - 3️⃣ Around the Imperial Palace: Kudanshita ~ Chidorigafuchi ~ Hibiya Chidorigafuchi's cherry blossoms along the moat are like a painting~ Especially when rowing a boat through the falling petals, it's heart-poundingly romantic💓 Walking from Kudanshita to Hibiya, you go from tranquil cherry blossom paths to bustling city streets🏙️ It feels like traveling from ancient times to the modern era, super interesting! - 4️⃣ Shinjuku: Shinjuku Gyoen ~ Jorenji Temple Shinjuku Gyoen is like an oasis in the city! With 65 types of cherry blossoms blooming in succession, the flowering period is super long~ After viewing the cherry blossoms, you can also visit Jorenji Temple to see the magnificent weeping cherry tree🌳 The contrast between skyscrapers and temple cherry blossoms makes for great photo ops📷 - 5️⃣ Roppongi: Roppongi Hills ~ Mori Garden ~ Sakura-zaka The cherry blossoms in Mori Garden at Roppongi Hills with Tokyo Tower in the background is a paradise for photographers📸 The two rows of cherry trees in Sakura-zaka are fully bloomed, and when the lights come on at night, the romance level is off the charts🌸 It's a hidden gem for cherry blossom viewing in the bustling city! - 6️⃣ Kichijoji: Kichijoji Station ~ Inokashira Park ~ Ghibli Museum The cherry blossoms in Inokashira Park surround the pond, and renting a boat to float on the lake feels like being enveloped by cherry blossoms~ While you're there, visit the Ghibli Museum to experience the world of Hayao Miyazaki's animations and the cherry blossom scenery for double the purification - 7️⃣ Nakano Street: Nakano Street ~ Arai 5-chome Pedestrian Bridge ~ Arai Yakushi Park The cherry blossom tunnel on Nakano Street is as beautiful as a scene from a Japanese drama🎬 The Arai 5-chome Pedestrian Bridge offers a classic view of trains passing through cherry blossoms, instantly giving you the feeling of being in '5 Centimeters per Second'~ The festival activities and pink lanterns in Arai Yakushi Park add to the warm spring atmosphere💖 - 8️⃣ Asukayama Park: Asukayama Park ~ Along the Arakawa Line As one of Tokyo's oldest parks, Asukayama's cherry blossoms carry a lot of Edo memories🏯 Riding the Toden Arakawa Line, the retro tram and cherry blossoms together create a scene that feels like stepping into a Japanese anime, nostalgic and romantic, perfect for a leisurely experience!

Japanese people have a strong sense of ritual, making Christmas in Japan especially beautiful. Various Christmas lights and markets keep the festive atmosphere lively both day and night. On this trip to Tokyo, we visited four illuminated spots to experience the joy of Christmas! ✓ Roppongi - Christmas Lights Roppongi Hills, Roppongi Midtown, and Keyakizaka Street are adorned with 800,000 blue and white lights from December, transforming the entire street into a dazzling galaxy with Tokyo Tower as the backdrop. It's one of the most popular photo spots in Tokyo during winter! ✓ Tokyo Tower During Christmas, Tokyo Tower's usual red and white colors turn into a vibrant display of multiple colors, creating a festive and joyful atmosphere! The best place to view this is from the lawn of Shiba Park, where you can capture the entire Christmas edition of Tokyo Tower in one shot. It's stunning! ✓ Skytree Not to be outdone by Tokyo Tower, Skytree also lights up with colorful lights that change with the rhythm. In addition to the Christmas tree-shaped lights in the shopping mall, Skytree itself becomes a spectacular light show! ✓ Azabudai Hills The fashionable Azabudai Hills joins the Christmas lighting trend with butterfly-shaped lights, making the area look very fancy! There's also a Christmas market in the plaza, offering various festive foods and snacks, creating a European Christmas atmosphere!

Tokyo, a metropolis with a diverse selection of hotels, offers comfort and the experience of different boutique designs. Here are three must-visit boutique hotels you can't miss! 1⃣️ Andaz Tokyo 🏨 Hotel Features: Located in Roppongi, Andaz Tokyo boasts stylish design and an infinity pool with a spectacular view of Tokyo Tower and the Imperial Palace. 💰 Average Cost: About 40,000 to 70,000 yen per night, varying with room type and season. 🧹 Cleanliness: Rooms are regularly deep cleaned and disinfected, maintaining the high standards of the hotel brand. 🔊 Soundproofing: The hotel rooms have good soundproofing facilities, ensuring a quiet resting environment even in the busy city center. 2⃣️ Park Hotel Tokyo 🏨 Hotel Features: Situated in Shiodome, this hotel is a paradise for art lovers. Each floor is like a gallery, and every room has a different theme and artistic expression, very creative, with regular exhibitions of various artists' works, making it feel more like an art museum than a hotel! 💰 Average Cost: Relatively moderate prices, about 20,000 to 50,000 yen per night. 🧹 Cleanliness: High standards of cleanliness, with well-maintained guest rooms. 🔊 Soundproofing: Good room soundproofing, effectively isolating external noise. 3⃣️ Tokyo Station Hotel 🏨 Hotel Features: This historic hotel is directly connected to Tokyo Station, making it convenient for visitors to travel to every corner of Tokyo. It perfectly blends classic and modern design, with each room having its own unique character. 💰 Average Cost: About 30,000 to 60,000 yen per night. 🧹 Cleanliness: Follows strict cleaning and disinfection procedures. 🔊 Soundproofing: Despite being next to a transportation hub, it offers excellent soundproofing measures to ensure a peaceful stay. Which of these unique boutique hotels is your favorite? Leave a comment and tell me!

Tokyo 𓂃 𓈒𓏸 Roppongi Misomebore Opened in May this year, Misomebore offers miso soup made with miso from all 47 prefectures in Japan and a daily onigiri. The miso lined up on the wall is from Hokkaido in the north to Okinawa in the south. There are 47 different types! If you tell the staff what you like, they will also recommend some ✔︎Hokkaido Beniichiten It has a salty taste and is delicious! ✔︎Okayama Miracle Miso Naturally grown miso made under the guidance of Kimura Akihiko, known for Aomori's miracle apples Toppings include green beans and nameko mushrooms The onigiri changes daily, and on this day it was a salted rice ball. The saltiness was just right, and the rice was quite firm! They also have vegetable sticks and sake. They're open until 6am, so it's a good place to stop by after a night of drinking. What kind of miso soup do you like? 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄𓊆𝑇𝑖𝑚𝑒𓊇From Instagram 12:00 to 6:00 the next morning ︎𓊆𝐴𝑐𝑐𝑒𝑠𝑠𓊇From Tabelog 1F UF Building, 3-14-13 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 #wintertrip #japan #tokyo #tokyogourmet #localgourmet #misosoup #misosoup #japanesefood #roppongi

A private shabu-shabu restaurant in Roppongi You can enjoy high-quality meat in a relaxed atmosphere 😌✨ The seasonal appetizers are also delicious, so it's nice to be able to enjoy your meal until you reach the main shabu-shabu (´ᴗ ·̫ ᴗ`) Access Subway Hibiya Line Roppongi Station Exit 3, 2-minute walk Toei Oedo Line Roppongi Station Exit 3, 2-minute walk Budget Lunch: up to 5,000 yen/person Dinner: up to 15,000 yen/person #roppongifood #roppongishabushabu #shabushabu #kasutei #roppongidinner #202308summertrip

Relative to Meguro River, Chidori Abyss or Shinjuku Gyoen, Roppongi's night cherry blossoms can really be very peaceful to watch; Location📍 Roppongi Midtown Transportation 🚇 Subway Oedo Line Roppongi Station #Japan #Cherry Blossoms #Night Cherry

Welcome to the real version of 2077! The streets of this super city Tokyo come with a built-in cyberpunk filter✨ Here are 11 futuristic spots that amazed me👇 1️⃣【Toyosu Skyscraper】 📍Viewpoint: Harumi area 🌆 The glass curtain wall reflects neon lights, like a scene straight out of Blade Runner! 2️⃣【Akasaka Miyake】 🗼 Definitely a representative of Tokyo’s futuristic architecture 3️⃣【Tokyo International Forum】 📍Address: 3-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo ⏰ Hours: 7:00-23:30 💎 Award-winning architecture + alien spaceship vibes 4️⃣【Ginza Main Street】 🛸 The lights of luxury brand stores weave a dreamy futuristic feel 5️⃣【Roppongi View of Shibuya】 📍Viewpoint: Roppongi Hills 🌃 The giant LED screens in Shibuya look like a sci-fi movie! 6️⃣【Asakusa Temple Treasure Gate】 🏯 A magical collision of tradition and modernity 7️⃣【Hibiya Park】 📍Address: 1-6 Hibiya Park, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 💡 The city lights flickering through the greenery feel amazing 8️⃣【Roppongi View of Tokyo Tower】 📍Viewpoint: Roppongi Hills 🗼 Tokyo Tower appears faintly among the buildings, full cyberpunk vibes 9️⃣【Shibuya Crossing】 📍Address: Shibuya, Tokyo 🚥 A cosmic-level intersection with 3,000 people crossing every minute! 🔟【Rainbow Bridge】 🌉 The nighttime light show is breathtaking 💡Tips: - Best shooting time: after 7:00 PM, night scenes are more photogenic - Remember to bring a wide-angle lens and tripod - Tokyo Tower tickets cost 72 yuan, booking in advance is recommended - Google Maps navigation is a must on your phone 🎞️ Photos taken at these spots really look like you’ve traveled to 2077! Highly recommend saving and checking them out📸

#tokyospots Daikanyama, Nakameguro, Ebisu & Roppongi Strolls If I had to name one reason why Tokyo truly stole my heart, it would be this: the Daikanyama–Nakameguro–Ebisu–Roppongi corridor. It’s effortlessly walkable, endlessly stylish, and quietly captivating. ✨ Daikanyama feels like Tokyo’s elegant muse. Start your day here, where the streets are lined with curated boutiques and refined architecture. The iconic Tsutaya Books—three glass buildings wrapped in lush greenery—is a sanctuary of design and culture. From lifestyle goods to cinema, children’s books to gourmet snacks, every section is thoughtfully arranged. Even the homeware stores along the street are spatial masterpieces. 🌸 Nakameguro to Roppongi – a slope of surprises. Stroll downhill and you’ll find yourself in Nakameguro, then Roppongi—especially magical during cherry blossom season. The riverside is flanked by eclectic shops and cozy cafés. Sidewalk Stand is a local favorite (and yes, Edison Chen sightings are real). Coverchord blends fashion and coffee in a way that feels effortlessly cool. 🍩 I’m donut? lives up to the hype—queues everywhere, but worth the wait. 🌿 Aesop’s local concept store is a design gem, merging Tokyo’s spirit with global minimalism. 🛋️ The Conran Shop is a homeware haven with impeccable taste. This area isn’t just a place to shop—it’s a mood, a rhythm, a slow walk through Tokyo’s most tasteful corners. Perfect for those who love thoughtful design, quiet luxury, and the joy of discovery.

Roppongi Hills Mori Art Museum "Haruomi Hosono Exhibition" Archive Experience The "Haruomi Hosono Exhibition" held at the Mori Art Museum in Roppongi Hills was a valuable exhibition offering a comprehensive overview of the work of Haruomi Hosono, one of Japan's leading artists. His musical career spanning half a century, which has influenced the world through YMO (Yellow Magic Orchestra) and his solo career, was presented in a three-dimensional manner through video, audio, and materials. The exhibition began with his roots in Happy End, and covered a wide range of activities, from YMO's techno-pop whirlwind to ambient music and film scores. Rare instruments, stage costumes, and handwritten scores were also on display, offering a truly unique glimpse into the history of music. In particular, the video booth, featuring footage of past live performances and production scenes, offered a truly enjoyable experience for music fans of all ages. The Mori Art Museum's unique high-floor views, combined with the opportunity to spend a special time immersed in art and music, are another attraction. Related talk events and workshops were also held during the exhibition, allowing visitors to experience the profound depth of Hosono's music from multiple angles. Roppongi Hills is also home to a wide variety of shopping and dining options, so we recommend taking a break at the Mori Garden after the exhibition or chatting about music at a nearby restaurant. Although the "Haruomi Hosono Exhibition" has already concluded, it remains an essential part of looking back on Japanese music culture and a testament to the Mori Art Museum's diverse planning capabilities. It remains a strong memory of my tour of Roppongi Hills' cultural spots. Mori Art Museum Upcoming Exhibition Archive 1. Roppongi Crossing 2025: Time Passes, We Are Eternal • Dates: Wednesday, December 3, 2025 - Sunday, March 29, 2026 • Highlights: "Roppongi Crossing" is an exhibition series held every three years that captures the "now" of Japanese contemporary art. The theme of this exhibition is "Time," and it will explore the flow and permanence of time through new and existing works by 21 artists and groups active both in Japan and abroad. 2. Ron Mueck Exhibition • Period: Wednesday, April 29, 2026 (National Holiday) - Wednesday, September 23, 2026 (National Holiday) • Highlights: This is the first large-scale solo exhibition in Japan by Australian-born, UK-based sculptor Ron Mueck in 16 years. His figurative sculptures, crafted at sizes both significantly larger and smaller than life, offer a shocking experience that challenges the discrepancy between the reality of existence and our perception. These works, which explore the human psyche, including anxiety, loneliness, and resilience, are a must-see. 3. Mariko Mori Exhibition • Dates: Saturday, October 31, 2026 – Sunday, March 28, 2027 • Highlights: Mariko Mori, known for her work integrating art, philosophy, and science, will be holding her first major solo exhibition in Japan in 24 years. This is a rare opportunity to view over 30 years of artistic exploration, ranging from posthuman and cyborg expression to nature worship, quantum theory, cosmology, and immersive installations. #TokyoTrip #PaintingTrip #DomesticTravelGuide #MyTravelPlan #SummerVacationTrip #SeasonalPlacesInJapan #DomesticTravelGuide #DomesticTravel #CommentCorner #AbsolutelyFreeTravel #TravelWithPochiKatsu

One of the most anticipated sights in Tokyo is seeing Tokyo Tower 🗼 in person. During the day, the tower's vibrant orange color contrasts beautifully against the blue sky 🌤; at night, when illuminated, it creates a warm and inviting scene, becoming a symbol of Tokyo for many 💡. A stroll from the tower to Roppongi 🚶♀️ takes only about ten minutes. Along the way, you'll experience the interweaving atmosphere of the city and residential areas 🏙, seamlessly connecting sightseeing with everyday life. Roppongi offers more than just nightlife 🍷; it also boasts numerous art galleries 🖼, cafes ☕️, and shopping spaces 🛍. Whether you're just sitting down for a cup of coffee or checking out an exhibition, you'll experience Tokyo's diverse charm. This area is unique because you can capture iconic landmarks 📸 while also discovering hidden gems around the corner and experiencing the daily life of locals 🏡. #TokyoItinerary

Takashi Murakami "Golden Sculpture Project Archive" Takashi Murakami's "Golden Sculpture Project" is a large-scale art project in collaboration with Roppongi Hills, centered around his signature work, "Flower Parent and Child (Haha Bangla Manus)." The sculptures were reflected on the rain-soaked floor, creating a truly impressive sight. Main Work: Flower Parent and Child (Haha Bangla Manus) • Year of Creation: 2020 • Material: Bronze, gold leaf • Size: Approximately 10 meters high, 6.47 meters wide, 4.65 meters deep • Location: Roppongi Hills 66 Plaza • Exhibition Period: November 26, 2020 to the end of May 2021 This work was created to convey hope and energy for the future amid the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The giant "Flower Parent and Child," covered in gold leaf, was installed at 66 Plaza, the cultural center of Roppongi Hills, and moved many visitors.  Project Development The following related events were held in conjunction with the "Flower Parent and Child" exhibition: • Flower Cafe: From November 27, 2020 to January 3, 2021, Hills Cafe/Space offered a menu incorporating Takashi Murakami's "flower" motif. • Social Media Campaign: A campaign was held in which visitors were given special rewards by posting photos of their artworks on social media.   The Significance of the Exhibition and Takashi Murakami's Thoughts Takashi Murakami prides himself on incorporating a childish, toy-like logic into the world of art as part of his Superflat concept. "Flower Parent and Child" expresses the anguish and conflict that lie behind the brightness and joy of his work. This work reminds us of the importance of spreading hope and energy through art.  The blue lights of Tokyo Tower and Rainbow Bridge were also a sight worth surviving a modest trip and staying at home. #SilverWeek #SummerCampaign #CommentCircle #TokyoTrip #VacationTrip #DomesticTravelGuide #MyTravelPlan #SummerVacationTrip #SeasonalOverseasPlaces #OverseasTravelGuide #OverseasTravel #AbsolutelyFreeTravel #CommentCircle

Tokyo isn't just about shopping and clothes! Those who appreciate the finer details of life must visit these exquisite ceramic shops! 😍 Whether it's handmade lacquerware, pottery by young artists, or even a chance to experience making your own ceramics, these shops can instantly elevate your everyday dining table. ✨ We've compiled eight must-visit shops in Tokyo that will have you wanting to buy as soon as you step inside! 💳💥 ① [Futakotamagawa] KOHORO This small glass shop, tucked away in a small alley, has a wonderful atmosphere! ☀️ Here are many handmade items by artists from all over Japan, like lacquer bowls by Atsuo Yamagishi and Karatsu ware from Izumi Fukawa, both of which are incredibly popular! 🎁 Perfect for gifts or a personal treat. ② [Kiyosumi Shirakawa] WOLK This small wooden shop is full of style! 🌿 The owner personally selects the items from the kilns. You can find works by many young artists here, and the colorful glazes are stunning! ✨ There are also occasional exhibitions and handmade goods, so you won't want to stop browsing! ③ [Omotesando] Pejite Aoyama The incredibly popular Pejite branch in Mashiko Town 🌸 70-80% of the works are by Mashiko artists, and there are many young ceramic artists with great potential! You can also find vintage wooden objects, baskets, and candlesticks 🔥, perfect for those who love retro style. ④ [Kiyosumi Shirakawa] POTPURRI A little blue shop I fell in love with at first sight 💙, featuring a Nordic and Japanese artisan style. I highly recommend the "Våg Wave Series" 🌊. Its elegant lines are perfect with coffee or dessert for a burst of happiness ☕🍰. ⑤ [Daikanyama] Yumiko Iihoshi Porterin A paradise for artisans! A boutique showcasing designer Iiho Shiyu Miko's work. The color palette is understated yet rich, and each piece will easily blend in with your home dining table. The shop also features a café where you can enjoy a cup of coffee while imagining your own table setting—super chill! ⑥ [Roppongi] Fukagawa Seiji A century-old Arita ware from a renowned kiln, the "Fukagawa Blue"—used by royalty and beloved by collectors worldwide. At the shop in Tokyo Midtown, you can not only select utensils but also choose your favorite cups for tea in the café area. ☕ It's a truly ceremonial experience! ⑦ [Asagaya] Soil Memory The husband-and-wife shop owners travel nationwide to select the artist's wares, and they also hold exhibitions from time to time. The utensils and metalwork here are truly captivating, the kind that only gets better with use. ⑧[Otsuka] Osaraya Specializing in Polish pottery 🇵🇱💙, super cute! The chubby cups and plates, hand-painted with floral and geometric patterns, are warm and durable. 👉 They're also oven- and dishwasher-safe, perfect for both aesthetics and practicality! 📝Summary Tokyo is overflowing with hidden gems, each with its own unique flair. ✨ 🌟Whether you're looking for handmade treasures or a unique souvenir, these eight shops will surely satisfy your cravings!

📍 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT (Roppongi, Tokyo Midtown) Wood, earth, steel, fiber, light... Were materials so expressive before they became objects? This exhibition reexamines the relationship between materials and people, long before they reach our hands. The space invites visitors to walk quietly, as if conversing with the artworks spread across the floor. 🗓 July 14 - November 5, 2023 ⏰ 10:00 - 19:00 (Closed Tuesdays) 🎫 General admission: ¥1,400 🚃 5-minute walk from Roppongi Station or Nogizaka Station 💡 Recommended Points ✔︎ A new encounter with materials: behind the scenes of design ✔︎ Many floor-mounted exhibits create a refreshing sense of distance ✔︎ A quietly moving insight into the relationship between nature, society, and materials ✔︎ The perfect blend of architecture (Tadao Ando) and the exhibition #SummerCampaign

📍 Tokyo Midtown, Roppongi A "place for design" created by Tadao Ando and Issey Miyake. The origami-like roof and tranquil underground space. The special exhibitions always have themes that make you think, "Maybe this is relevant to my life?" This museum has a comfortable sense of space in both its architecture and exhibits. 🗓 Open year-round (closed Tuesdays) ⏰ 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM (last entrance 6:30 PM) 🎫 Adults ¥1,600 / University Students ¥800 / Junior and Senior High School Students ¥500 / Free for elementary school students and younger 🚃 Approximately a 5-minute walk from Roppongi Station or Nogizaka Station 💡 Recommended Points ✔︎ Ando's architecture creates a truly immersive atmosphere ✔︎ The design exhibitions are always fresh and interesting ✔︎ The attached cafe is a quiet, hidden gem ✔︎ The approach from the outdoor lawn is also pleasant 🌿 #SummerCampaign

🎁 Finding a Special Gift at Roppongi Hills — A Boutique Tour with Steiff ⸻ 📍 Shopping Overview Roppongi Hills is home to over 200 select shops, brand boutiques, and restaurants, making it the perfect area for Christmas gift shopping. 🐻 Steiff Plush Toys • Christmas-exclusive Steiff teddy bears and rabbits are available at select shops and department store pop-ups within Roppongi Hills. • Made with high-quality materials and a pleasant feel, they are highly regarded as thoughtful gifts. Examples include the Soft Paddi Bear (30cm) for approximately ¥19,800 (tax included) and My First Bear for approximately ¥8,470 (tax included). *Stock availability varies by season, so please check the latest information from each store or official website before visiting. 👗 Boutique Tour • Famous luxury brands and seasonal pop-ups line the streets, mainly along Keyakizaka Street and Hillside. • During the Christmas season, many beautiful displays and coordinated illuminations make for a fun time for shopping and photography. During the Christmas season, I searched for a sweet gift while admiring the Keyakizaka illuminations at Roppongi Hills. My first stop was the Steiff section. The storefront was filled with soft-furred teddy bears, Christmas-exclusive rabbits, and mini key rings, each priced between ¥8,000 and ¥20,000. Just holding them conveyed their meticulous craftsmanship and presence, making them perfect gifts for loved ones. Next, I headed to the boutique district along Keyakizaka Street and Hillside. Many luxury bags, accessories, and general goods stores were on hand, along with special Christmas sales and limited-edition items. The store displays, illuminated by the lights of the illuminations, were as beautiful as a picture book. With art events and a Christmas market taking place in the surrounding area, the entire town was enveloped in a festive atmosphere. Looking back, gift shopping, light displays, and strolling around Roppongi Hills all came together as a single experience. This is a spot where you can enjoy illuminations and brand-name gifts together to create Christmas memories. ⸻ 🎄 Collaboration with surrounding events (held simultaneously) • Keyakizaka Illuminations: From mid-November to December 25th, approximately 800,000 "SNOW & BLUE" LED lights illuminate a 400-meter stretch, creating a magical stroll. • Christmas Market (O-Yane Plaza): From late November to December 25th, German-style stalls lined the plaza inside Roppongi Hills, offering mulled wine, sweets, and craft goods. #LifestyleDesign #AsiaTravel #DomesticTravel #WinterTravel #2026Departure #ChristmasMarket #ChristmasTrip #TokyoTrip #MyTravelPlan #ShoppingMall

Roppongi Hills x Christmas 2025/2026 The Sparkle of Cartier and Scandinavian Melodies—A Christmas Story at Roppongi Hills Archive Winter at Roppongi Hills is a special time to enjoy the collaboration of light and culture. This year, gorgeous and warm decorations will once again add to the wonderful Christmas atmosphere. 1. Cartier Christmas Tree The approximately 7-meter-tall tree will be adorned with approximately 200 sparkling ornaments, including a red airship and a "flying maison," creating a dreamlike world reminiscent of "Cartier's Magical Encounter." Prediction for 2025: Since the decoration theme tends to change every year, we can expect new decorations filled with elegant motifs symbolizing "encounters." 2. Latvian Christmas Event In the past, "Expanding Lights - A Gift from Latvia, the Birthplace of the Christmas Tree" was held at Roppongi Hills, featuring a re-creation of a traditional Latvian market and a music stage. Outlook for 2026: There's a strong possibility of a return to "Scandinavian Christmas Culture," with a market modeled on Riga's Old Town, traditional craft experiences, and live performances. 3. Collaborative Tree Performance with the Japan Racing Association (JRA) A 3D visual performance titled "Horse Decorating Town" offered a fantastical experience, featuring horses decorating the town that came to life inside gift boxes. Prediction for 2026: We may see interactive performances featuring horses and gingerbread cookies, making full use of AR and projection mapping. #Summer vacation #Tokyo trip #Vacation trip #Domestic travel strategy #My travel plan #Summer vacation trip #Seasonal places overseas #Overseas travel strategy #Overseas travel #Absolutely free trip #Comment circle #Summer campaign

📍Cafe Tapiros Miyazaki Building, 2F, 6-8-28 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 🚃Nearest Station Roppongi Station 🚶🏻Access Approximately a 7-minute walk from the station ⏰Business Hours Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays 12:00 PM - 9:00 PM 🗓Closed Wednesday 🌸Recommended Points A recommended coffee shop in Roppongi☕️ The interior is filled with the delicious aroma of coffee, and the retro, relaxing atmosphere makes for a relaxing time.🥰 I ordered coffee and a shake, and the fluffy, hearty Siwon cake was absolutely delicious.🥺🤍🤍 The light sponge and cream paired perfectly with the coffee.🎶 They also had chocolate tarts, scones, toast, and more, all of which looked delicious.🫶 #SummerCampaign

🎄 A magical winter slope in Tokyo—Keyakizaka Illuminations and the Roppongi Hills Night View ⸻ A Tokyo winter tradition: the Christmas illuminations on Roppongi Keyakizaka Street. From mid-November to around December 25th, approximately 700,000 LED lights are lit along the roughly 400-meter tree-lined street, creating a magical landscape with Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Tower in the background. The pure white "SNOW & BLUE" lights shimmer and envelop the rows of zelkova trees, creating a feeling of transparency as you walk along. Weekend evenings are especially busy, but late weekday evenings (around 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM) are the best time to visit. ⸻ 📷 3 Best Photo Spots 1. Near the "Mori Garden Side" Entrance to Roppongi Keyakizaka → A classic composition that captures the illuminations and Tokyo Tower in a straight line. This is the perfect spot for beautiful, blur-free photos even with a smartphone. 2. Aerial View from the Terrace at Roppongi Hills West Walk (2F) → A hidden gem for capturing Keyakizaka from above. The slope's beautiful curves and the bands of light are emphasized, making for a stunning photo. 3. Center of the sidewalk in front of the Grand Hyatt and at the corner of Louis Vuitton → The perfect spot for a symmetrical composition. With the Hills tower in the background, it makes for a romantic shot. ⸻ ☕ Places to Stop in Between Photo Shoots • Freshly Baked Apple Pie at "RINGO" on Hillside B2F Perfect for a warm snack during the cold winter months. • Illumination of Mori Garden The lights reflected on the pond at night are fantastic. A relaxing space where you can enjoy quietly while avoiding the crowds. • Roppongi Hills Observation Deck (Tokyo City View) From the observation deck, you can look down on the lights of Keyakizaka, and see the Rainbow Bridge and Skytree in the distance (additional fee applies). ⸻ ✍️ Not only are the illuminations beautiful, but Keyakizaka Street is also perfect for viewing them while walking. By walking slowly, I was able to fully enjoy the feeling of being enveloped in light and the crisp air of Tokyo's winter. As a popular spot with international tourists, there were many people taking photos, but it was a peaceful space where people were considerate of each other. It gets quite crowded just before Christmas, so it's best to visit early. #RoppongiKeyakizaka #ChristmasIlluminations #RoppongiHills #WinterTokyo #ChristmasTrip #WinterTokyo #SummerVacation #TokyoTrip #VacationTrip #DomesticTravelGuide #MyTravelPlan #SummerVacationTrip #SeasonalOverseasPlaces #OverseasTravelGuide #OverseasTravel #AbsolutelyFreeTrip #CommentCircle

📍 The National Art Center, Tokyo "Tate Gallery Exhibition: Light - From Turner, Impressionism to the Present" (Roppongi, Tokyo) Masterpieces from the collection of London's Tate Gallery are coming to Japan. The theme is "light." Approximately 120 works depicting "light" across the ages, from Impressionists such as Turner, Monet, and Renoir to contemporary artists such as Moholy-Nagy, Turrell, and Olafur Eliasson, are on display. Through paintings, photography, video, and installations, this exhibition allows visitors to experience the influence that light has had on art. 🗓 Exhibition Period July 12 - October 2, 2023 ⏰ Opening Hours 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM (until 8:00 PM on Fridays and Saturdays) *Last admission 30 minutes before closing / Closed on Tuesdays 🎫 Admission Fee Adults: ¥2,200 / University Students: ¥1,400 / High School Students: ¥1,000 📫 Location / Access The National Art Center, Tokyo, 7-22-2 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 🚶 Directly connected to Nogizaka Station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line / 5-minute walk from Roppongi Station 💡 Recommended Points • Experience discovering "light" in masterpieces by artists like Turner and Monet • Experience immersive contemporary art exhibits • Perfect for a "museum of light stroll" in Roppongi at night #TateExhibition #SummerCampaign

📍 Disney Animation: Immersive Experience (Tokyo, Roppongi / Mori Arts Center Gallery & Sky Gallery) An interactive exhibition where you can "immerse" yourself in Disney's classic animations. The space is filled with 360-degree visuals and music, allowing you to fully experience iconic scenes from works like 'Frozen,' 'The Lion King,' and 'Aladdin.' Fans will also love the "Vault Room," which offers a behind-the-scenes look at the production process. 🗓 Exhibition Period April 29, 2023 – September 18, 2023 ⏰ Opening Hours 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM (Last admission at 8:00 PM) ※ Weekends and holidays: 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM; shortened hours on the final day 🎫 Admission Fee (Reservation required for specific dates and times) Adults: Weekdays ¥3,000–¥3,600 / Weekends & holidays ¥3,200–¥3,900 Middle & high school students: Weekdays ¥2,000–¥2,200 / Weekends & holidays ¥2,200–¥2,500 Elementary school students: Weekdays ¥1,000–¥1,200 / Weekends & holidays ¥1,200–¥1,500 ※ Free for preschool children 📫 Venue Access Roppongi Hills Mori Tower 52F, 6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 🚇 Direct access from Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line "Roppongi Station" 💡 Highlights • A fully immersive space with visuals extending across walls, floors, and ceilings • A luxurious setup to experience Disney's iconic scenes all at once • Learn about the production process through the "Vault Room," showcasing materials and original artwork

Shunbo offers carefully selected seasonal ingredients to enjoy the delicate flavors of Japanese cuisine. Although it is a foreign-affiliated hotel, the interior has a distinctly Japanese feel. Shunbo offers three course options, excluding seasonal limited courses: ① Koetsu: A course consisting of appetizer, soup, sashimi, grilled dish (fish), simmered dish, rice, fruit, and Japanese sweets: ¥16,500 ② Kenzan: The Koetsu course plus a charcoal-grilled Omi beef as a stopper dish: ¥19,800 *Stopper dish (tomezakana) means an additional recommended dish to finish the meal. ③ Bincho: A course featuring either Hida beef charcoal-grilled on a horaku grill or Hida beef sukiyaki as the main dish: ¥24,200 We ordered the Bincho course. On this particular day in June, a Shimane Fair was being held, and each menu item featured special ingredients from Shimane! The appetizer included fresh water shield, okra & Okuzumo Wagyu roast beef sushi, deep-fried large conger eel from Ota, jelly with saimaki shrimp from Tsunetsune, and octopus with ago-yaki chikuwa and mustard vinegar miso. A generous assortment! Today's three-item platter served with Kanemori seven-year aged soy sauce. The seven-year aged soy sauce has a gentle sweetness that spreads softly and pairs perfectly with sashimi. For the main dish, you could choose between charcoal-grilled or sukiyaki. I chose charcoal-grilled, and my wife chose sukiyaki. Okuzumo Wagyu loin horaku charcoal grill with Kanemori wooden barrel soul soy sauce. The charcoal-grilled Okuzumo Wagyu is packed with umami and incredibly delicious. Okuzumo Wagyu loin sukiyaki. This was exquisite! If you have to choose one, I recommend this. It’s a gentle-flavored sukiyaki you can only enjoy here. Rice ball with shijimi clam tsukudani, small dried fish & shijimi clam red miso soup from Kamisai Lake. It was my first time having a rice ball served as part of the meal! Matsue Saigundo & today’s Japanese sweets. The sweets were made with loquat. Fumai-ko’s favorite Nakano-shiro matcha. A historic matcha tea from the daimyo tea master (Fumai-ko) Matsudaira Harusato. An additional ¥880 is required, but the matcha had an incredibly smooth texture and was very delicious. Overall, the seasoning was gentle, and I was able to enjoy the delicate flavors and beautiful presentation that truly define Japanese cuisine!

Total:★★★★★ Service:★★★★★ Atmosphere:★★★★★ Quality:★★★★★ Access:★★★★☆ Keyakizaka displays seasonal ingredients, and you can have the selected ingredients grilled right in front of you on the teppan, making it a dining experience like a show! Keyakizaka offers the following four course options: ① Course A… Featuring Keyakizaka Beef (ribeye) from Akikawa, Tokyo as the main dish: ¥19,800 ② Course B… Featuring Keyakizaka Beef (sirloin) from Akikawa, Tokyo as the main dish, with upgraded fish dishes: ¥27,500 ③ Course C… Featuring a tasting of Ishigaki Beef (tenderloin, sirloin, misuji), including shrimp and abalone dishes: ¥34,100 ④ Keyaki Dinner… Featuring Kobe Beef (sirloin) as the main dish, including spiny lobster and abalone dishes: ¥44,000 We wanted to create our own course by choosing what we wanted to eat, so we composed a personalized course à la carte! Grilled vegetables of your choice: 3 kinds: ¥2,970, 5 kinds: ¥4,950 We chose 3 kinds, but since my wife and I had 2 overlapping items, we shared a total of 4 kinds. Domestic Kuruma Shrimp Brown Sugar Garlic Shrimp: ¥4,400 Live Kuruma Shrimp Steamed and Grilled: ¥5,500 We love shrimp, so we ordered both. Both dishes had a very strong shrimp flavor, and the sauces were extremely delicious—very satisfying. Keyakizaka Beef from Akikawa, Tokyo (120g): ¥13,200 Ishigaki Beef from Okinawa (120g): ¥15,400 We shared and compared these as well. Ishigaki Beef became a favorite of mine when I traveled to Ishigaki Island, so I ordered it this time! It has just the right amount of fat, with concentrated umami, and is very delicious. Garlic rice with beef and asparagus: ¥1,540 Miso soup: ¥550 Garlic rice is the only way to finish teppanyaki. Seriously delicious. Okinawan Mango Flambé with Vanilla Ice Cream: ¥1,760 Flambéing not only enhances the aroma but also brings out the sweetness of the fruit even more. Absolutely sweet and delicious! The atmosphere, taste, and entertainment of watching the cooking up close—this restaurant is the best in every way. Hotel Trip Diary Trip Travel Hills Tokyo 　 Stay Hotel Gourmet Gourmet Dinner

Overall (Total):★★★★★ Service:★★★★★ Atmosphere:★★★★★ Quality:★★★★★ Access:★★★★☆ Rokuroku is a sushi restaurant where you can enjoy seasonal fish at a beautiful Yoshino cypress counter. There are two course options: ① Ichou: ¥19,580 ② Hinoki: ¥23,980 The difference is whether fried items are included (Hinoki includes fried items) and the grilled fish varies. We chose Ichou. Additionally, we ordered kuruma shrimp, white shrimp, and tekka maki. Overall, it was very delicious, but personally, the seared golden eye snapper was exquisite! Enjoying sushi while chatting with the chef is also the true pleasure of Edomae sushi. Very satisfied! Hotel Trip Diary Travel Hills Tokyo Stay Hotel Gourmet Gourmet Dinner Sushi

🌸 Bridal Art and Strolling Around Nogizaka While walking through a quiet area near Nogizaka Station in Tokyo, I came across a beautiful white-themed shop window. Inside, dresses adorned with delicate lace and three-dimensional embroidery were on display, resembling works of art in a museum. Spending time admiring the wedding dresses felt like a dreamy moment away from everyday life. The surrounding area is dotted with shared workspaces, cafes, and contemporary art galleries, making it appealing to take a stroll during work breaks and get inspired by art and design. With a little extra walk, you can also access the National Art Center in Roppongi and Tokyo Midtown. ⸻ 📍 Basic Information (Area Overview) • Area: Around Nogizaka, Minato City, Tokyo • Access: Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line, Nogizaka Station, Exit 3 immediately • Features: Art galleries, design shops, cafes scattered around ⸻ 📝 Experience Highlights • Enjoy art appreciation through shop windows and interior displays • Easily combine with gallery hopping and strolling around the neighborhood • Great access to Roppongi and Omotesando, perfect for a full-day plan ⸻ 🎒 Recommended Items to Bring • Camera for strolling around town • Notebook to jot down gallery information • Slightly dressy outfit (for photo appeal & matching the atmosphere) ⸻ 🗺 Combining with Nearby Sightseeing • National Art Center (about 5 minutes on foot) • Tokyo Midtown (about 8 minutes on foot) • Seasonal flower walks at Aoyama Cemetery ⸻ 🔖 #NogizakaStroll #WeddingArt #ScenesWithDresses #CityOfArtAndDesign #TripcomMoments

#holidayitinerary Every step through Roppongi’s streets feels like unveiling a hidden gem✨. Look up and you might catch a glimpse of unexpected beauty. Here, tradition and modernity intertwine effortlessly—ancient cobblestone paths stretch alongside sleek skyscrapers🏙, creating a uniquely enchanting Japanese atmosphere🎐. Every snap captures vibrant slices of city life. 👣 The bustling crowd—hurried office workers🚶 and leisurely tourists alike—paints a lively, colorful mosaic of this dynamic urban tapestry.

#holidayitinerary In Tokyo’s Roppongi, Christmas and Valentine’s Day merge into a dreamlike celebration. As night falls and city lights awaken🌃, the streets sparkle like stars scattered across the sky. The distant Tokyo Tower glows in soft orange hues, illuminating the entire cityscape. Strolling through Roppongi’s streets, you’re wrapped in dazzling festive decorations; twinkling lights wrapped around branches cast a warm, inviting glow✨ that brightens every corner. Gazing up, Tokyo Tower stands tall like a magical castle🗼, its shining lights an annual spectacle. The Valentine’s illumination adds a special charm, blending romance and warmth into the city’s heartbeat💕. In Roppongi’s enchanting ambiance, love and warmth are shared in every glowing light❤️.