Daikan-Yama Station

"Quartier sympa pour se balader et faire du shopping, magasins indépendants "

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"Marais japonais proche de Shibuya calme et sympa"

@constantin.ffff

"Quartier résidentiel plutôt tendance et huppé Autour des deux grandes avenues : Komazawa-dori et Kyu-Yamate-dori "

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"quartiere tranquillo fighetto con tanti negozietti cool"

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"daikanyama. quartier branché de tokyo"

@max.tsuki

"Quartier "le Brooklyn de Tokyo", assez bobo. À faire plutôt en journée, le soir c’est assez mort. Pas incroyable non plus"

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"https://www.instagram.com/reel/C7hLAKBhcz2/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA=="

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"L’un de mes quartiers préférés de Tokyo"

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"Brooklyn de Tokyo d'après Vogue, fripes"

@paulineburguin

"Quartiere old style ma fighetto con negozi da vedere"

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"Quartier bohèmes, créateurs de mode designers "

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"Très cool quartier de tokyo - rempli de pleins de shops"

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"It only takes about ten minutes to walk from Daikanyama Station to this upmarket neighbourhood’s perimeter, but the cool pull of the district means nearby areas such as Sarugaku and Meguro often like to identify as part of the Daikanyama community. And who can blame them? Whether its Log Road turning disused railway tracks into a thriving hub or the vibrant independent shops and cafés dotted around the neighbourhood, Daikanyama is irresistibly hip. With its blend of independent businesses and established designer boutiques minus the crazy crowds, you can think of it as a more relaxed version of Shibuya. You can easily walk to Daikanyama from Shibuya Station in about ten minutes, or jump on the Tokyu Toyoko line for one stop, to find out for yourself why this neighbourhood is so highly rated. The perfect day Have a relaxing breakfast at Ivy Place before browsing the shelves at Tsutaya Books, both in the striking Daikanyama T-Site. Spend some time wandering the backstreets, where you’ll find the charming antiques shop Carboots and cosy coffee shop Mocha. Daikanyama really comes into its own with its bars and restaurants, so end your day at the speakeasy-like Débris or modern Mexican venue Hacienda del Cielo. Don't miss The annual Sarugaku Matsuri takes place in early November and features food trucks, market stalls, workshops and activities like stamp rallies. You’ll find it around Daikanyama Hillside Terrace, just a three-minute walk from the station."

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"Boutique con veri capi della moda giapponese "

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"https://savvytokyo.com/daikanyama-guide-tokyos-little-brooklyn/ "

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"canal, boutiques créateurs (quartier huppé )"

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"Quartier calme huppé luxueux pour se balader "

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"canal, boutiques créateurs (quartier huppé )"

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