In a foreign land, it must be difficult to decide where to eat. So here's some places you could visit, in case you are looking for an unique cafe! 

Mominoki-House (Ueno)

It may look like an ordinary cafe at first glance, but this is a cafe, at the same time a footbath. If you are lucky to get the counter seating, you can enjoy herb teas while relaxing your foot in the bath to prepare for another walk. If this is not enough, you can even ask for an Ayurveda oil massage!

Opening hours: 11:00 ~ 05:00 (next morning) 

Closed: Never (Sounds like a joke but it's quite common in Japan)

Please check for the newest information before going! 

Gundam Cafe (Odaiba)

Gundam is a popular Japanese robot-anime. And Japan loves Gundam. So much. To the point of creating a full-scale Gundam in Odaiba, an artificial island in Tokyo.

And Gundam cafe, as its name implies, is dedicated to Gundam. The tableware, waitress, food, everything is related. If you have interest in anime - or interest in seeing the fastidiousness of Japanese anime fans, take the water-bus to Odaiba, and visit this cafe!

Opening hours: 10:00 ~ 21:00

Closed: Never (again!)

Please check for the newest information before going! 

N3331 (Akihabara, Kanda, Ochanomizu)

World's closest cafe to the train track. Nothing more needed to be said. Located only one or two stations from Tokyo station, it's an easy access, but definitely a rare experience!

It may be slightly difficult to find, but Kanda itself is a vintage city with Soba (Japanese noodle) restaurants almost 100 years old, and pieces of scenery of Edo (The ancient name of Tokyo). So even if you struggle finding the cafe, I hope you can enjoy even the detour!

Opening hours: 11:00 ~ 22:30 (20:30 on Sunday and holidays)

Closed: Never! 

Please check for the newest information before going!