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Komagata Dojou
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  • Komagata Dojou

  • Izakaya, Traditional Japanese ( Shibuya )
  • Komagata Dozeu has been in business since the Edo Period of Japan in the traditional “downtown” of Tokyo called Asakusa (obviously benefiting from its prime location on the way to Sensoji Temple),...
Sora No Niwa
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  • Sora No Niwa

  • Traditional Japanese ( Shibuya )
  • Sora no Niwa, which means "the sky's garden" or "a garden made of sky", is a restaurant specializing in tofu. From Shibuya station, walk about ten minutes in the direction of Ebisu, and you'll find i...
Yamashiroya

  • Yamashiroya

  • Traditional Japanese ( Shibuya )
  • This reasonably priced Japanese restaurant is completely reservation only. Although they make use of traditional Kyoto cuisine’s techniques, they aren’t bound by Japanese ingredients and use ingr...
Kanetanaka: Shibuya

  • Kanetanaka: Shibuya

  • Traditional Japanese ( Shibuya )
  • Kanetanaka is located inside the Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel in Shibuya, and is a branch of a famous restaurant in Shinbashi. The food is formal Japanese (kaiseki) with multiple courses. The room over...
Hakata Hanazen
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  • Hakata Hanazen

  • Traditional Japanese, Izakaya ( Shibuya )
  • Chicken dishes in the style of Hakata is what you will find at this Shibuya eatery. Some of their preparations include collagen, which makes them healthier than usual and maybe a boost to your skin.
Hanasaka Ji-san
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  • Hanasaka Ji-san

  • Izakaya, Traditional Japanese ( Shibuya )
  • Hanasaka Ji-san is a Japanese dining bar with an adult atmosphere in the middle of Shibuya. Their menu emphasizes Japanese preparations, and there's plenty of shochu and sake to go with it.
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