Even if you’re not a coffee drinker, Starbucks Reserve Tokyo in Nakameguro is a must-visit. Overlooking the Meguro River, this four-story café-meets-experience space offers everything from coffee and tea to cocktails, pastries, and workshops—plus stunning sakura views in spring.

A free and fun day out in Shinjuku, the Tokyo Fire Museum lets kids climb into helicopters, dress up as firefighters, and explore interactive exhibits — while adults enjoy a fascinating look at Japan’s firefighting history.

All-indoor, all-kawaii: Sanrio Puroland delivers character meet-and-greets, parades, rides, and shows in a compact space that’s perfect for toddlers through early elementary—just don’t forget those Puropasses.

From glowing jellyfish to dolphin shows and underwater tunnels, Maxell Aqua Park in Shinagawa is a family-friendly favorite that’s fun, easy to navigate, and totally worth repeat visits.

From splash zones in summer to cherry blossoms in spring, Kodomono Hiroba Park is a go-to playground for families in Setagaya. Discover why this local favorite is perfect for a full day of outdoor fun with the kids.

From splash zones in summer to cherry blossoms in spring, Kodomono Hiroba Park is a go-to playground for families in Setagaya. Discover why this local favorite is perfect for a full day of outdoor fun with the kids.

This cozy dairy-themed cafe in Jiyugaoka features Hokkaido milk, cheese, and yogurt—and plenty of kid-friendly fun. Grab a coloring page, enjoy a snack, and make a full day out of exploring nearby shops, parks, and cafes.

Looking for a cozy, family-friendly spot to enjoy delicious onigiri? Tanbo Sangenjaya offers tasty Ohitsuzen dinner sets, perfect for the whole family. With early hours and a variety of options, it’s the perfect place for a relaxed breakfast or lunch. Make a day out of it by combining your visit with nearby parks and coffee spots!