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  1. Akihabara (2,193 bytes)
    1: ...ores]], [[video game shops]], [[arcades]], [[maid cafes]], [[hobby stores]], and [[adult shops]] share th...
  2. Cat Street (1,289 bytes)
    1: ...r it's hip youth oriented [[fashion shops]] and [[cafes]] as well as being a popular place for [[people w...
  3. Takeshita Dori (3,140 bytes)
    5: ...s another small (less popular) street packed with cafes and shops called [[Brahms Path]].
  4. Nakano-ku (1,253 bytes)
    9: ...er stores of [[otaku]] interest, including [[maid cafes]] and [[maid gaming centers]]. It also contains a...
  5. Shimokitazawa (1,375 bytes)
    1: ...arious small venues nightly. There are also many cafes and shops catering to youth culture lining the na...
  6. Moffle (928 bytes)
    3: ...o go through the trouble, moffles can be found in cafes and restaurants in Japan. Harajuku's [[Milk Cafe]...
  7. Milk Cafe (1,140 bytes)
    26: [[Category:Cafes and Tea Shops in Tokyo|Milk Cafe]]
    27: [[Category:Cafes and Tea Shops in Harajuku|Milk Cafe]]
  8. Japanese nightlife (1,219 bytes)
    14: * Cafes
    15: ** [[Butler cafes]]
    16: ** [[Maid cafes]]
  9. Cosplay (2,838 bytes)
    5: ...in cosplay, including [[Harajuku]] and he cosplay cafes located in [Akihabara]][, where even the wait sta...
  10. Cafe Master (1,002 bytes)
    1: ...te features photographs and text reviews of Tokyo cafes as well as data on the capacity of the cafe and o...
    3: ...to thousands or tens of thousands of cafes. These cafes often come and go quickly and keeping up with wha...
    6: ...ing [[Tokyoites]] find information on interesting cafes in the city.
  11. Meiji Dori (2,875 bytes)
    15: ...ong behind Shibuya Station. There are many shops, cafes, bars, and restaurants that line Meiji Dori as it...
  12. Brahms Path (1,593 bytes)
    1: ...s more popular neighbor, the street is lined with cafes, shops, and boutiques. In general, Brahms is much...
    7: There are many shops and cafes on Brahms Path.
  13. Roppongi Hills (4,174 bytes)
    1: ...n the Roppongi district with office space, shops, cafes, apartments, a museum and hotel, a TV studio, an ...
  14. JPop (6,018 bytes)
    4: ... music had long served a formal purpose and music cafes soon became popular venues for entertainment.
  15. Koenji (2,818 bytes)
    6: ...ping streets with a number of used record stores, cafes and small restaurants. Small bars and [[yakitoris...
  16. Daikanyama (3,393 bytes)
    1: ...nable boutique shops and sidewalk restaurants and cafes. Multiple courtyards are located between restaura...
  17. Omotesando (2,416 bytes)
    3: ...ighly trafficked as the main avenue with multiple cafes, bars, and restaurants as well as street stands a...
  18. Omotesando Hills (3,217 bytes)
    13: ...n style sit in restaurants as well as a number of cafes and bars.
    21: ...l and beauty services. Additional restaurants and cafes can be found here as well.
  19. Nakameguro (2,256 bytes)
    1: ...amous for its integration of fashionable cars and cafes with modern architecture in office and retail spa...
  20. Other Tokyo Restaurants (2,042 bytes)
    16: === Cafes and Tea Shops ===

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