Top Things to do in Hiroo
The 10 Best Things to do in Hiroo, Kanto
Discover the best top things to do in Hiroo, Japan including Tea Ceremony Salon Produced by Mikiko Kono, ESSENCE K, Hyozaemon Hiroo store, Double Blue (Public Squash Court), Yamatane Museum of Art, Hirooyu, Shoun-ji Temple, Korinin Temple, Hiroo Plaza, Hiroo Sampodori.
1. Tea Ceremony Salon Produced by Mikiko Kono
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
We are currently giving service at Hotel Gajoen Tokyo. Do you like Matcha? Why don't you try real Matcha in Japan. We introduce Japanese culture through the experience in our class showing off sustainable way. Tea Ceremony Experience in Tokyo.Enjoy all of this sitting on a chair.
2. ESSENCE K
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5.0 based on 12 reviews
ESSENCE K offers advanced manual therapy for body balance and well-being. We believe that conventional healing massage is insufficient in improving your postural alignment or releasing chronic patterns of tension. Your body changes every day, every minute, just as your emotions do. Adapting manual therapy techniques and choosing the most effective therapy for each client based on their daily condition and goals are the key to the best treatment. We offer a private, safe, casual, and relaxing space that you can visit regularly to improve your body and health.
3. Hyozaemon Hiroo store
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
In 2018, the name of the store was changed from "Nihonbo" to "Hyozaemon". ”HYOZAEMON Chopsticks Specialty Shop” HYOZAEMON specializes in chopsticks, and is only a one-minute walk away from Hiroo Station. Many tourists from other countries come to our shop, and some of our best sellers are gift sets perfect for commemorative dates, souvenirs, wedding celebrations, and more. The selection is remarkable, and for an extra 300 JPY (excluding tax), we can add your name to the chopsticks you purchase, which has become a very popular service.
Reviewed By BobbyN227
Great service from the ladys in the store!! And beautifuld chopsticks! Put your name on the chopsticks for gifts or just for your self, now I can say that I buy some chopsticks in tokyo Japan ????????
4. Double Blue (Public Squash Court)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
double Blue is the only public squash court in central Tokyo; Anyone can easily use without annual/monthly membership fees; It is located in inner Tokyo , embassy district "Hiroo"; 2-min walk from Hiroo station.
5. Yamatane Museum of Art
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4.0 based on 146 reviews
Yamatane Museum of Art was founded in 1966 by Taneji Yamazaki who has donated his numerous collection of Japanese art. The ex-chairman of the Yamatane Art Foundation, Tomiji Yamazaki collected 105 works of Hayami Gyoshu known as one of the most respected Japanese artists among scholars and collectors. The Museum displays 5 to 6 exhibitions throughout the year by selecting paintings according to the respective topics. The collection mainly focuses on Kindai Nihonga (Modern Japanese paintings after Meiji era). The Museum also has collections of oil paintings, Ukiyoe, and Ancient Japanese Calligraphy. The wide variety and the level of the collection has a very high reputation among experts in Japan.
Reviewed By TripTalkHawaii - Oahu, United States
This lovely contemporary art museum in the Hiroo district was a fine art experience. The galleries are well laid out and the artwork was interesting and impressive. They have a small cafe, clean restrooms, small gift shop, and it's pretty easy to find. Definitely worth a couple of hours viewing the the beautiful artworks.
6. Hirooyu
7. Shoun-ji Temple
8. Korinin Temple
9. Hiroo Plaza
10. Hiroo Sampodori
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