Tokyo Guide : Azabudai Hills (麻布台ヒルズ)
Azabudai Hills(麻布台ヒルズ) is a large-scale urban complex located in Azabudai, Minato City, Tokyo. It officially opened on November 24, 2023 and its concept, “Modern Urban Village,” blends urban functionality with lush greenery, creating a harmonious environment in the heart of the city.
Here are the 7 places you should check there!
1. Arabica coffee
This coffee brand was founded by a Japanese entrepreneur from Kyoto, who was raised by parents active in the Esperanto movement, along with a father who ran a trading company, traveling the world while growing up. The brand aims for global expansion.
2. Saboe
This tea organization dedicates to contributing to the development of tea, creating and preserving modern tea-drinking practices in the present day.
3. shodai bio nature
This confectionery shop in Fukuoka City is founded on the food philosophy of ensuring that everyone can enjoy delicious and safe food. It aims to promote and encourage a food culture created from organic and natural ingredients. Popular items include the beautifully petal-shaped petal chocolates, financiers, and artistic gelato designs, all of which have gained significant popularity.
4. 麺尊 RAGE
Since its opening, Men-son RAGE has been featured in the Michelin Guide every year and is known for its high-quality soy sauce ramen, attracting long lines of customers. The shop exudes a unique atmosphere with hip-hop music playing, shelves lined with the SF action comic AKIRA, and street-style graphics adorning the walls.
5. Dashi OKUME
Founded in 1871 (Meiji 4), Okume is an additive-free shop located in Tsukiji Fish Market, beloved by many renowned restaurants. The world’s first “custom-made dashi pack” (patented) allows customers to select their preferred ingredients freely from the shop’s processing area, where the ingredients are then blended, ground, and packed on the spot, complete with a personalized label. You can create your very own unique dashi pack, labeled with your name, making it one-of-a-kind.
6. Gin no mori
Patisserie GIN NO MORI was born in the forests of Ena, Gifu Prefecture. Inside the shop, where silver-colored plants thrive, you’ll find charming portraits of the two patissiers, Chess and Nuts, depicted as squirrels. The shelves are lined with a variety of treats made from the bounties of the forest, including Petit Bois, pound cakes, and confitures. The shop’s delightful atmosphere draws you in, making it a truly enchanting experience.
7. TeamLab
This is an immersive digital art museum and it features a borderless, interactive experience where art installations are constantly changing and evolving, allowing visitors to actively engage with the exhibits. Since its opening in 2018, teamLab Borderless has gained global recognition for its groundbreaking approach to digital art and has become a must-see attraction for those visiting Tokyo.
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