365 Days

“Fans of artistic and experimental film will love this cinema in Shibuya with an exposed concrete exterior. Whether it’s shorts, feature-length films, or animations, you can experience the latest domestic and international experimental trends here. They also run one of the largest annual visual-art festivals in Japan, Image Forum Festival. They are also a distributor of magazines, books, and videos like The Angel, a hard-to-find 1982 French experimental art film directed by Patrick Bokanowski that is definitely worth seeking out! You’ll find movie flyers all up the stairs, making it a great place to learn what’s showing around town.”

“They’ve got vinyl records spinning in this little bar most of the time, and it’s often really easygoing stuff—some jazz, some hip-hop, some other genres. I like to just chill out with a coffee here. You could even bring a book in here and read for a bit. I play here sometimes. The owner Nakamura-san’s family runs a coffee shop, so the coffee you get here is really good. I recommend his espresso cooler. If you’re wanting some beans to take home with you, he sells those, too.”

“Unaju is a dish that the eel is sliced open, brushed with a salty sweet sauce, broiled and finally served on a hot cooked rice.”

“Japanese-western foods and drinks. Lunch time is also good. Restrant & Dining.”

“Cacao shop. Here you will know what chocolate is. They do not blend Cacao beans, only one area cacao beans. ”