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3 Cafes in Tokyo

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@leanna.elh

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Léanna, Kakuouzan Fruits Daifuku Benzaiten GINZA SIX Store
ramen
mochi
sushi
juice
japanese dessert
conveyor belt sushi
smoothie bowl
street food

3 cafes in Tokyo: Kakuouzan Fruits Daifuku Benzaiten GINZA SIX Store, Tokyo Juice Omotesando, and 1 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Léanna.

Kakuouzan Fruits Daifuku Benzaiten GINZA SIX Store

Kakuouzan Fruits Daifuku Benzaiten GINZA SIX Store

Confectionery Store
Confectionery store
star
3.4

Discover exquisitely crafted fruit daifuku, a fresh and subtly sweet Japanese dessert. The soft mochi exterior perfectly complements the seasonal fruit. A delightful treat to enjoy while exploring Ginza.


Tokyo Juice Omotesando

Tokyo Juice Omotesando

Juice Shop
Juice shop
star
4.3

Recharge with freshly pressed juices and vibrant smoothie bowls. This spot is perfect for a healthy and refreshing break amidst city exploration. A great choice for a nutritious pick-me-up.


Kura Sushi Nishishinjuku

Kura Sushi Nishishinjuku

Sushi Restaurant
Sushi restaurant
star
3.9

Experience the fun of a conveyor belt sushi restaurant with a wide variety of fresh, affordable sushi. Enjoy watching plates pass by and picking your favorites. It's an entertaining and delicious meal for all ages.

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