Tokyo Coffee and Culture Tour
Description
Explore Tokyo’s coffee and local culture this fall. Learn brewing, flavors, and the history of Jimbocho and Kanda. Walk hidden streets and visit specialty coffee, kissaten, and seasonal wagashi shops. Featured Coffee Shops Shop 1 - Nordic Roastery / Specialty Coffee / Light Roast / Est. 2019 Shop 2 - Meiji Street & Classical Music Café / Nel Drip / Light Roast / Est. 1933 (Temporarily closed) Shop 3 - Roastery / Specialty Coffee / Light Roast / Est. 2015 Shop 4 - Trad Roastery / Flannel drip / Medium Roast / Est. 1953 Shop 5 - Art Supplies Store & Café / Est. 1887 Shop 6 - Taiwanese Roastery / Single Origin / Light Roast / Est. 2022 Shop 7 - Showa Retro Cafe Street / Dark Roast / Est. 1949–1955
Tour Options
Itinerary
Coffee to Start Your Tokyo Tour - Begin your Tokyo adventure with a toast at a specialty coffee shop.
Walk Through Historic and Old Kanda - Walk through a hidden old town, uncover local history, and explore the deep roots of Tokyo’s cafe culture.
Traditional Sweets & Coffee Pairing - Visit beloved local dessert and wagashi shops. Explore seasonal Japanese sweets and well coffee pairing.
Visit a Classic Family Run Roastery - Enjoy a classic blend at a vintage 1940s roastery and reflect on Japan’s coffee culture. Closed weekends.
Meet Tokyo’s Top Baristas - Talk with baristas and explore the latest specialty coffee trends at cafés leading third-wave coffee culture.
Jimbocho Book & Cafe District - Discover Jimbocho’s unique shops and culture.
Diversity of coffee - Taste aged coffee at a single-origin cafe from Taiwan.
Kissaten - Explore old cafes founded between 1940-1950, learn the essence of Japan’ Kissaten culture.
Highlights
What's included
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels