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Japan's first ichigo-ame specialist shop in Shibuya 109, coating fresh fruit in glossy, crunchy c...
A standing-drinking bar on Shibuya Centre Gai, known as the area's only legal open-air street bar.
BOUL’ANGE
A stylish bakery counter in Shibuya Tokyu Food Show, turning out French-inspired breads and pastr...
A salt ramen specialist born in Shibuya, serving rich chicken-bone broth with a signature umami s...
The Matcha
A speciality matcha cafe on the second floor of Miyashita Park South, serving organic matcha drin...
McDonald's
A conveniently located McDonald's on the third floor of Rayard Miyashita Park's South building, s...
Japan's first ichigo-ame specialist shop in Shibuya 109, coating fresh fruit in glossy, crunchy c...
A standing-drinking bar on Shibuya Centre Gai, known as the area's only legal open-air street bar.
BOUL’ANGE
A stylish bakery counter in Shibuya Tokyu Food Show, turning out French-inspired breads and pastr...
A salt ramen specialist born in Shibuya, serving rich chicken-bone broth with a signature umami s...
The Matcha
A speciality matcha cafe on the second floor of Miyashita Park South, serving organic matcha drin...
McDonald's
A conveniently located McDonald's on the third floor of Rayard Miyashita Park's South building, s...
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The image shows the exterior of a restaurant or shop, featuring illuminated signage on the building facade. A large circular light fixture is mounted above the entrance, accompanied by vertical Japanese characters. Several menu boards are placed outside, including one labeled 'LUNCH BOX' with prices and descriptions. Inside, shelves stocked with bottles are visible through glass doors. Paper bags and food items are displayed near the entrance.
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The image shows the exterior of a ramen shop named 'Koya' (香家) with illuminated signage on the glass facade. The entrance features large windows revealing the interior, where customers are seated at tables. A decorative lattice pattern is visible behind the counter area. The street outside appears quiet and well-lit by artificial lighting.
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A modern storefront with large glass windows and doors, featuring a prominent red octagonal sign with Japanese characters above the entrance. Inside, shelves display various products, and a person is visible near the counter.
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Exterior view of a shop entrance with signage reading '道玄坂通' and 'dogenzaka street'. A digital display shows food images, including ramen dishes. People are standing near the entrance.
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A modern coffee shop entrance with a prominent orange hexagonal sign displaying Japanese characters '猿田彦' (Saitaiko) above the door. Large glass windows reveal interior seating and staff in white uniforms preparing drinks. Two promotional stands outside advertise 'Hot Sandwich' and other menu items.
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A modern shop entrance with large glass windows and doors, featuring signage reading '24 hours a day' in Japanese and English. A sign above the door displays '猿田彦'. Inside, customers are seated at tables.
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A modern storefront with large glass windows displaying interior seating and baked goods. Visible signage reads 'The STANDARD BAKERS FARM'. Posters at the bottom advertise pastries, coffee, and seasonal items.
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The image shows the entrance of a Tokyu Foodshow store, featuring illuminated signage with 'TOKYU Foodshow' prominently displayed above. Inside, there is a bread and coffee section labeled 'BREAD & COFFEE', along with other food items visible on display counters. A person is seen standing near the counter, possibly ordering or browsing.
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