The variety store in Jiyūgaoka that we love the most is People Tree (ピープルツリー 自由が丘). The service provided by the friendly staff is impeccable and their products are Fair Trade certified. Organic and natural materials are used whenever possible to make their garments. All products are made in developing countries, and each tag tells its […]
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A good spot to visit with children in Jiyūgaoka is Milkland Hokkaido Tokyo (ミルクランド北海道 東京). Your attention will definitely be attracted to the cafe that features Hokkaidō’s fresh milk and dairy products. Why? The two-story tall milk cow in the cafe is simply too hard to ignore! Drinking milk underneath the giant milk cow’s udder
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Those who know about T’s Tantan would know that the vegan noodle restaurant chain started in Jiyūgaoka. If you have a day allocated in this stylish but relaxing part of Tokyo, the town has a couple more vegan-friendly cafes and restaurants for you to fill up your stomach with delicious food. Each of them offer
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Jiyūgaoka is commonly known as a town in Tokyo where people with sophisticated tastes gather. Although it is not in Tokyo’s bustling area, the township of Jiyūgaoka still incorporates the capital’s ever-changing trends. At the same time, it is also a relaxed part of the capital city, where time seems to flow more slowly, allowing people
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Although situated in Jiyūgaoka‘s bustling area, Kumano Shrine (自由が丘 熊野神社) manages to retain its quiet and solemn atmosphere. The historic shrine is said to have been founded before the 12th century. Despite the rapid urbanization, the shrine maintains its lush grounds.
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In addition to the beckoning cat temple, Gōtokuji, there is another temple in Tokyo that is secluded from the capital’s hustle and bustle. Located west of Jiyūgaoka, Kuhonbutsu Jōshin-ji (九品仏淨眞寺) is an ancient temple with an enchanting dry landscape garden. It is a spot in the urban jungle that will make you feel like you
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If you are from Europe, you might have heard of Dalloyau (ダロワイヨ), a long-established French royal purveyor. This is a place where you can not only enjoy sweets but also experience French food culture and history. The renowned patisserie traiteur with over 20 stores in Japan has its flagship store in Jiyūgaoka. While retaining the
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Jiyūgaoka in Tokyo is recognized as the prefecture’s hotbed of sweets. Whether it is the Japanese traditional confectioneries or the Western sweets, there are several spots in the relaxing town that can satisfy your craving for sweets and desserts. If you don’t have time to try each of them out, here is our list of
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When you take a stroll on Miyajima, you will find countless places selling oysters. As an island that relies on fishing, vegan or vegetarian food isn’t easy to come by. Fortunately, thanks to the island’s fame, Miyajima is one of the most-visited destinations among international tourists. Plant-based options, hence, have started appearing on the menu
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Speaking of the Shikoku region, Naoshima Island (直島) is one of the most-visited destinations. Not only can you adore the stunning scenery of the Seto Inland Sea (瀬戸内海), but it is the main venue of the well-known Setouchi Triennale, also known as the Setouchi International Art Festival. Even after the festival, many artworks are permanently
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