[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Azabudai Hills Central Walk (Updated Mar)

Kawazu cherry blossoms are one of the early-blooming varieties in Japan. If you travel to Tokyo in early spring, don't miss the chance to visit Azabudai Hills in Minato Ward, Tokyo, to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Kawazu cherry blossoms with Tokyo Tower in the background. 🌸🗼😍 Take the Tokyo Metro to Kamiyacho Station, and exit from Exit 5 to directly reach Azabudai Hills. Then, take the elevator up one floor and step outside to see several fully bloomed Kawazu cherry trees. Despite the bad weather and rain on the day, the beauty of the Kawazu cherry blossoms was not diminished, nor was the enthusiasm of the people who came to enjoy them! The sight of cherry blossoms with Tokyo Tower in the background is truly delightful, and everyone was busy taking photos and checking in. 🌸🗼😍 Due to the convenient transportation to Azabudai Hills and the beautiful scenery of cherry blossoms with Tokyo Tower, it is highly recommended as a must-visit spot for cherry blossom viewing in Tokyo. 🚞🌸🗼💯😍

#FritabiWinter I went to Parlor Yazawa, located in Azabudai Hills at the end of the year when it is crowded with tourists. 🍽️ The restaurant has semicircular counter seats and table seats that can be seen from outside, and there are no walls, so customers come in one after another, attracted by the delicious smell. 🌀 The children's lunch plate for adults seems to be popular, but when it comes to Meat Yazawa, I really wanted to eat meat, so I ordered the hamburger steak and steak set. 🥩 This is insanely delicious. 😋😍 The rare meat juice overflowed the moment I put the knife in, and it was so delicious that I thought I would waste it and eat it with fries! ! lol It is the ultimate luxury to be able to get soup and rice for less than 3000 yen. ✨ The steak is delicious, but the hamburger is round and fluffy, and really delicious, so I recommend it. 🩷 📍Location: Azabudai Hills Garden Plaza C B1F, 1-2-4 Azabudai, Minato-ku, Tokyo Azabudai Hills Market #GourmetTrip #TokyoTourism #TokyoGourmet

Central Tokyo is a vibrant mix of modern developments and historic landmarks, and two of its highlights are the newly opened Azabudai Hills and the iconic Tokyo Tower. Both are located in the bustling Minato district and offer unique experiences for visitors to enjoy in a day. Start your day by exploring Azabudai Hills, a state-of-the-art urban complex that harmoniously blends nature with modern architecture. This "city within a city" features lush green spaces, cultural venues, and upscale shopping and dining options. Azabudai Hills is designed as a sustainable, wellness-focused community, making it a perfect spot to enjoy some fresh air in the midst of the city. Families can explore the open parks, while food enthusiasts will find a wide variety of international cuisines to try. After soaking in the modern atmosphere of Azabudai Hills, make your way to the Tokyo Tower, one of Japan's most iconic landmarks. Standing at 333 meters, the tower offers stunning panoramic views of Tokyo from its observation decks. Whether you visit during the day to see the sprawling cityscape or at night to witness the city lights, Tokyo Tower never disappoints. It’s a must-visit for first-timers and a fun experience for all ages. Meal ideas: Do drop yourself by the viral Tsujihan seafood bowl with minimal queue nearby Tokyo midtown! They’re indeed worth the hype. #japantrip

The solo exhibition "Calder: Swaying, Feeling, Seeing Japan" by Alexander Calder (1898-1976) has begun at the Azabudai Hills Gallery in Tokyo, marking the first such exhibition in the city in about 35 years. There are FREE MONDAY NIGHTS, with free admission on the fourth Monday evening of each month, which is highly recommended. The exhibition features approximately 100 works from the Calder Foundation's collection, including his iconic mobiles, stabiles, standing mobiles, oil paintings, and drawings from the 1930s to the 1970s. The exhibition title, "Calder: Swaying, Feeling, Seeing Japan," reflects the presence of mobiles throughout the gallery. However, it can be frustrating as blowing on or touching the mobiles is prohibited. Personally, I wish there were more interactive displays where one could experience the swaying. Nevertheless, the occasional movement of the mobiles, influenced by the air conditioning, creates unexpected and captivating motions. The ingenuity of the fixtures allows the parts to move independently, resulting in movements more mysterious than I had imagined. Watching the moving mobiles felt like watching a dance. Many of Calder's works are titled "Untitled." According to the president of the Calder Foundation, "He didn't want to dictate how viewers should experience his works. He wanted you to have your own experience and didn't want to interfere with that. He hoped that through your personal experience, you would come to know yourself a little better. That was his goal, and all his works are about personal self-discovery, a kind of meditation." While you can't make Calder's works sway yourself, it was a great experience to feel them. Calder: Swaying, Feeling, Seeing Japan May 30, 2024 - September 6, 2024 Azabudai Hills Gallery 5-8-1 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Azabudai Hills Garden Plaza A MB Floor Opening hours: 10:00 - 18:00 (Fridays, Saturdays, and the day before holidays until 19:00) *Last admission 30 minutes before closing Closed: June 4, July 2, August 6 Admission: General 1500 yen (1300 yen) / College and university students 1200 yen (1000 yen) / High school students 1000 yen (800 yen)

Hello guys!!! If you visit azabudai hills and you are a coffee lover. Dont miss out to try the arabica coffee. You will never regret it or rather you will have your new favorite coffee shop. Also they have a lots to drink to offer, pastries and matcha icecream is a must. My go to favorite drink is the kyoto latte hot or iced is perfectly good. Also the ambiance is very aesthetic no wondered many people they are lining up just to try their coffee. The amount of the coffee is ranging to 500yen up. And its really worth to try for.