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jolanda wants to drink coffee at Steeped
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yumikojp wants to drink coffee at Steeped
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Practice English over coffee.

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want to meet at Smoke & Stone

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helene wants to eat something at Smoke & Stone
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best modern art museums in Tokyo 2026

fmd_goodModern Arts · #museum
visiting in april 2026 & want to hit a couple of modern art museums, not just the obvious ones. which ones are actually worth the trip & do any need advance tickets? also is Mori Art Museum still the… visiting in april 2026 & want to hit a couple of modern art museums, not just the obvious ones. which ones are actually worth the trip & do any need advance tickets? also is Mori Art Museum still the move for a first timer
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Image finchen local ·

honestly if you want non-obvious, skip Roppongi and hit Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery in Hatsudai. small but the shows are consistently good and it's never packed. Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo in Kiba is huge and underrated too. neither needs advance tix, just walk in. Mori's fine for a first timer but it's teh touristy one now

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Image rosalie local ·

Second this. Also check Watari-um in Jingumae, tiny but sharp.

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Image sannaulmer local ·

MOT in Kiba closes Mondays and the ticket gets you into the Satoshi collection too, so give it a half day.

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Image heike local ·

Yebisu Garden Place's photography museum is the sleeper near Hatsudai, and Shibuya's Hikarie hall does solid rotating shows if you're already out west.

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Image florine local ·

the teien art museum near meguro is the actual sleeper, art deco mansion plus a garden, and it's a 10 min walk from the station

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Teien's got a quiet weekday morning feel that the bigger names lost, and the annex shows are small enough to finish before lunch.

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Image sannaulmer local ·

Fair warning on Opera City: check the show dates first, since the gallery closes between exhibitions and the whole floor goes dark for a week or two.

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Mori still worth it. book online, walkups sell out

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Image sannaulmer local ·

Agreed on booking ahead, though weekday mornings are usually calmer if you can swing it. The ticket also covers the observation deck, so save it for a clear day.

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book the 10am slot, afternoon slots go first

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Best wine bars in Tokyo 2026 for a solo visitor?

fmd_goodThe Cellar · #wine
I'm in Tokyo for a week in 2026 and want to spend an evening at a proper wine bar, not a tourist spot. Is The Cellar worth it, or should I be looking somewhere else? Also curious what a glass plus a s… I'm in Tokyo for a week in 2026 and want to spend an evening at a proper wine bar, not a tourist spot. Is The Cellar worth it, or should I be looking somewhere else? Also curious what a glass plus a snack usually costs there.
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Image imke local ·

Skip The Cellar, it's fine but priced for the expat crowd. Try Wineshop Flow in Shibuya or Bistro Vino off Gaien Nishi-dori, where a glass runs 900 to 1,400 yen and a small plate maybe 800. Budget around 3,000 yen for a relaxed round.

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Second this, but go Tue or Wed, weekends are packed.

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yeah midweek is the move, try Kagurazaka on a tuesday

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Image mirjam local ·

Wednesdays also work, Thursdays get rowdy after 9

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the counter at Vinosity in Kojimachi is the solo move, pours from 1,000 yen and the cheese plate is worth it

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Image imke local ·

Ask for the counter seat by name, they hold two back.

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Nakameguro, Tuesday nights at Wine Bar Kenzo.

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Image priskaspoe… local ·

fair point on teh pricing. fwiw I'd add Ebisu Yokocho area, there's a tiny standing bar two doors from the station's east exit where pours start at 700 yen and the master does solo regulars well. cash only though.

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Image nicola local ·

True on the pricing, though I'd send a solo drinker to the standing counter at Budouya in Nishi-Ogikubo instead, pours from 800 and no cover charge.

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