Inokashira Park
Inokashira Park is a popular park in Mitaka and is home to the famous Ghibli Museum. It is easily accessed from the Inokashirakoen station on the Keio Inokashir
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Inokashira Park is a popular park in Mitaka and is home to the famous Ghibli Museum. It is easily accessed from the Inokashirakoen station on the Keio Inokashir
[NOTICE: The museum will be closed for periodic maintenance during the following dates in 2016: November 7-11.] Dedicated to promoting the animated works of St
Satou is a deli, steakhouse and butcher's shop located just by Kichijoji station.
The New York Joe Exchange located at a 5 minute walk from Kitsujoji station is a recycled clothing store. There is also another store in Shimokitazawa.
This burger and pizza restaurant caters to vegans and vegetarians and is located a short walk north of Kichijoji station. Regularly only open until 5 pm, Deva D
Only 2 minutes from the North Exit of Kichijoji Station. Brasserie Edible is the place where you can casually stop by and enjoy French dishes.
This alley is comprised of various shops, restaurants and salons.
Located in Kichijoji , Yurei Izakaya leads customers down a staircase playing back eerie sutra recitations to a dimly lit haunted house, where waiters dressed a
Rose Bakery is an English bakery which offers a large choice of pastries and vegetarian dishes, using locally grown, fresh vegetables.
Inokashira Pond is located within the park of the same name, close to Kichijoji station.
The culturally and historically significant Benzaiten Shrine is located within Inokashira Park. This popular spot among locals is dedicated to Benzaiten, origin