Ryukakusan Direct
Ryukakusan is a throat medicine that has been used for over 200 years in Japan to treat coughs, phlegm, and throat pain. The Ryukakusan brand is now releasing a new granule-type medication “Ryukakusan Direct Stick” and a lozenge-type medication “Ryukakusan Direct Lozenge.” The stick-type version comes in peach and mint flavors.
Great medicine for coughs and phlegm.
Nakamura Tokichi Ginza Store
Founded in the first year of Ansei (1854), "Nakamura Tokichi Honten," a Japanese tea specialty store based in Uji, Kyoto, opened its first store in Tokyo, located in the largest shopping mall in the Ginza district, "GINZA SIX." Popular among shoppers, daters, and tourists from both Japan and abroad, the store is always bustling with a line of customers. Upon entering through the "Maruto" noren (shop curtain) and taking a seat, guests are served a seasonally selected welcome tea, offering a moment of relaxation.
Walking into the café just puts you in a great mood. The desserts are sweet but not overwhelming—really enjoyable.
[Closed Down]Chicken Teppan-yaki Kashiwa PARCO_ya Ueno
A restaurant specializing in chicken cuisines whose name, “kashiwa”, comes from a word that means “chicken” in the Kansai dialect. The “chicken teppan-yaki”, which brings out the best flavors of carefully-selected chicken from around Japan, is to die for.
很特別的雞肉創意料理，下次一定還要再來吃
Hand-Made Soba Miyagino
An authentic hand-made soba noodle shop where the skills of the soba craftsman shine. The interior of the store is tastefully lit, creating a calm Japanese atmosphere.
Both the soba and udon noodles are absolutely top-notch and delicious.
Shibuya Stream
This 35-floor high-rise building houses offices and businesses, and it was built in 2018 by redeveloping the former platform of Shibuya Station’s Toyoko Line, the area around the tracks, and the area around the Shibuya River.
They've got all kinds of shops and products. If you want to eat, drink, shop, or have fun, you definitely have to check this place out.