Guidebook for Minato-ku
Essentials
7-Eleven
2-chōme-19-4 Ōkubo7-eleven
Shibuya Police Station Tokiwamatsu Police Box
4-chōme-2-1 HigashiPolice box. Please stay Safe!
Shibuya Sky Souvenir Shop
2-chōme-24 ShibuyaFood Scene
Antonio's
7-chōme-3-6 MinamiaoyamaItalian restaurant
IL PACIOCCONE CASEIFICIO
6-chōme-15-8 MinamiaoyamaItalian restaurant
Starbucks
3-chōme-7-3 GinzaStarbucks
TAKANOHA minami aoyama rhumerie
This is actually on the first floor of your apartment building.
Sky High Juice Bar
5-chōme-15-22 Minamiazabuhttp://skyhigh-tokyo.jp/
Getting Around
Shibuya Sky Souvenir Shop
2-chōme-24 ShibuyaOmote-Sando Station
3-chōme-6-12 KitaaoyamaHiro-o Station
5-chōme-4 HirooSightseeing
The Prada building, just south of the Omotesando intersection in Minami Aoyama is a spectacular, six stories of "insect-eye" glass designed by Swiss architects Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron, built in 2003 at a cost of US$80 million.
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Prada Tokyo Aoyama
The Prada building, just south of the Omotesando intersection in Minami Aoyama is a spectacular, six stories of "insect-eye" glass designed by Swiss architects Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron, built in 2003 at a cost of US$80 million.
Omotesando Hills is Omotesando's biggest shopping attraction, opened in 2006 by Minoru Mori, the same developer who created Roppongi Hills in the Roppongi district.
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Omotesando Hills
4-chōme-12-10 JingūmaeOmotesando Hills is Omotesando's biggest shopping attraction, opened in 2006 by Minoru Mori, the same developer who created Roppongi Hills in the Roppongi district.
Cat Street (the nickname for Kyū-Shibuya-gawa Yūhodōro, often shortened to "Yūhodō") is a famous fashion street that goes all the way from Harajuku, crosses Omotesando (where the Gyre shopping center is) and continues as a pedestrianized street to Miyashita-koen intersection in Shibuya. Cat Street was created over a now subterranean stream in 1964, at the time of the Tokyo Olympics. It is lined with exquisitely fashionable boutiques, and, especially from Omotesando westwards, where it becomes pedestrianized, Cat Street is a very pleasant alley to stroll along and take in what's hippest in Tokyo fashion.
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Cat Street
3-chōme-18 JingūmaeCat Street (the nickname for Kyū-Shibuya-gawa Yūhodōro, often shortened to "Yūhodō") is a famous fashion street that goes all the way from Harajuku, crosses Omotesando (where the Gyre shopping center is) and continues as a pedestrianized street to Miyashita-koen intersection in Shibuya. Cat Street was created over a now subterranean stream in 1964, at the time of the Tokyo Olympics. It is lined with exquisitely fashionable boutiques, and, especially from Omotesando westwards, where it becomes pedestrianized, Cat Street is a very pleasant alley to stroll along and take in what's hippest in Tokyo fashion.
Arts & Culture
The Nezu Museum in Minami Aoyama is based on the personal collection of pre-modern Japanese and other Asian art that belonged to the late president of the Tobu railway, Kaichiro Nezu, (d.1940), since augmented by donations of other private collections.
The Nezu Museum's collection numbers over 7,000 objects, including calligraphy, painting, sculpture, ceramics, lacquer, metalwork, bamboo crafts and textiles, but the Museum is especially renowned for Kaichiro Nezu's specialty, tea ceremony-related.
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Museo ng Nezu
6-chōme-5-1 MinamiaoyamaThe Nezu Museum in Minami Aoyama is based on the personal collection of pre-modern Japanese and other Asian art that belonged to the late president of the Tobu railway, Kaichiro Nezu, (d.1940), since augmented by donations of other private collections.
The Nezu Museum's collection numbers over 7,000 objects, including calligraphy, painting, sculpture, ceramics, lacquer, metalwork, bamboo crafts and textiles, but the Museum is especially renowned for Kaichiro Nezu's specialty, tea ceremony-related.
The Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum, in Minami Aoyama, is the original home and studio of the famed artist of the same name, and the darling of Japan's New Ageists. Visitors can see Okamoto's studios and a garden of sculpture featuring his very distinctive creations. (See photo of sculpture below.)
Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum is accessible from the Aoyama 5 intersection of Route 246. Head down Kottoh-dori Avenue and at the third set of traffic lights turn left then first right.
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Museo ng Alabokasyon ni Taro Okamoto
6-chōme-1-19 MinamiaoyamaThe Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum, in Minami Aoyama, is the original home and studio of the famed artist of the same name, and the darling of Japan's New Ageists. Visitors can see Okamoto's studios and a garden of sculpture featuring his very distinctive creations. (See photo of sculpture below.)
Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum is accessible from the Aoyama 5 intersection of Route 246. Head down Kottoh-dori Avenue and at the third set of traffic lights turn left then first right.
The Ota Memorial Museum of Art is dedicated to traditional Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints, with a collection of over 14,000 and regular exhibitions.
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Museo ng Sining ng Ota Memorial
1-chōme-10-10 JingūmaeThe Ota Memorial Museum of Art is dedicated to traditional Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints, with a collection of over 14,000 and regular exhibitions.