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The 5 most popular coffee experiences in Japan. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what you will pay.
Meet current or former Diet members over coffee in Akasaka’s private top-floor lounge, with English interpretation and panoramic Tokyo views.
“This place is really nice.”
Learn Japanese coffee brewing in Tokyo. Hands-on siphon, kyūsu, hand drip, plus cupping and tastings at Tasse Coffee Roastery.
“It was great experience that I could learn about coffee beans, how to brew, how to hand drip coffee. I am Japanese, living in japan. but having this opportunity in English was kind of unique experience! Thank you!”
4-hour Tokyo tour of Shimokitazawa, Kichijoji, Koenji & Nakano: local coffee, vintage shops, records and anime finds with an English guide.
“Ryuhki was the best guide! We loved his tour, it was very personal and he gave us a lot of interesting information bout the city, culture, people and places. + nice and kind person + insider informations + was open to make changes + showed us really cool places and shops + public transport and…”
Kiyosumi Shirakawa tour with Kiyosumi Teien garden, Allpress coffee at the roastery, and a two-style Japanese sweets tasting.
“Loved the tour! I was looking for a tour that is relaxing, distinct and local, and it was exactly that! Tokyo is so big with so many people with popular destinations so it can be quite overwhelming. But it was all the opposite to that yet interesting, fun and memorable. Would love to make a…”
Taste Tokyo’s coffee culture on a small-group walking tour through Kanda and Akihabara, with seven tastings and Showa-era streets.
“We thoroughly enjoyed this tour. Tomoyo is a great tour leader - very friendly, enthusiastic and helpful and made sure everyone was getting the most out of the tour. Tomoyo made contact with me via WhatsApp well before the tour to get an idea of what coffee we liked and to introduce us to the…”
