Tokyo City Walk｜Nakameguro+Daikanyama Healing Food and Beverage Guide🍃

Tokyo's most relaxing City Walk route is here! The Nakameguro + Daikanyama neighborhood is a paradise for slow living. No need to rush or set a destination, just spend the afternoon lazing around in the aroma of coffee and the sound of books. Keep this list of shops to visit 👇 🌿 Must-visit places in Nakameguro ▫️ Sabon Nakameguro Flagship Store (Pictures 1-3) The local skincare brand has a full atmosphere! I got the Japanese limited edition body lotion + perfume, which has a gentle, low-key and long-lasting fragrance. They also gave me a trial pack, which is very considerate~ ▫️ Sidewalk Coffee Roasters (Pictures 4-5) A coffee shop hidden in an alley, with a wooden space + simple tables and chairs. Order a cup of hand-brewed coffee and sit by the window in a daze, watching people coming and going is super healing ☕️ ▫️ Nine Tailor Shop (Picture 6) Japanese hat lover's paradise! The linen hat made in Japan is light and breathable, with gentle colors. You can get a Japanese-style relaxed feeling when you put it on🎩 🏷️ Daikanyama surprise ▫️ Coverchord Men's Clothing + Grocery Store (Picture 7) Although it is a men's clothing store, the home furnishings are amazing! The wooden tableware has excellent texture, and the chopsticks and teapot holders want to be packed as a set. Japanese lifestyle lovers go for it~ ▫️ Tsutaya Bookstore (Daikanyama Uya Store) (Pictures 8-10) The white building surrounded by green plants is one of the most beautiful bookstores in Tokyo! Read books, buy vinyl, pick stationery, order a cup of coffee and sit for an afternoon. The art magazine and photography areas are must-visit areas, and you can find treasures every time📚 ▫️ Nonfiction fragrance brand (pictures 11-12) The first Tokyo store of a perfume brand from Seoul, minimalist design + comfortable fragrance trial area, "Gentle Night" and "For Rest" fragrances hit the sense of relaxation, unforgettable🌙 Wandering between the aroma of coffee and the air of books, lock the slow pace of Tokyo into your memory~ Next time you come to Tokyo, don't miss this healing route, you won't want to leave! #TokyoShoppingGuide