A historical district in central Tokyo, once home to geisha houses and now known for its elegant mix of traditional charm and modern sophistication. Kagurazaka features narrow cobblestone alleys, upscale ryotei (traditional restaurants), temples, artisan boutiques, Japanese confectioneries, and a strong French influence thanks to the nearby Institut Français. The area offers a refined, quiet atmosphere—especially at night when lanterns light up the streets.

Price: Varies depending on activity (restaurants range from 1,500 to 10,000 ¥)