A lot of different species of seafood and reptiles to see. While it is entertaining for most people, it can seem unsatisfactory for aquarium afficionados. There were a lot of nursery trips being held at the time we went so as expected, a lot of noisy toddlers. The outdoor part of the aquarium had pink pelicans and South African penguins to look at. The facilities were clean and that must be where the bulk of the payment went. We finished looking around in just 70 minutes.

I gave it 4 stars, but I think it really deserves about a 3.7. Environments for some of the larger animals are very small, but they do provide stimulation by having an interactive environment. Octopus tank had 0 items for stimulation/hiding. Those two things are very important for an octopus, especially since they are so smart. Overall, it's a nice aquarium, and was fairly priced!

Tickets can be reserved in advance. Located at the top floor of sunshine city plaza area that can only be accessed via designated elevators. Really great displays with different kinds of viewing areas. Not a huge aquarium but still worth the visit!

Super small place, totally no worth it the money, my recommendation don't buy the annual pass, but during covid season , annual pass allow you entrance right away while day pass ,you have to wait on the line to get in.

I have been to Aquariums in many countries, this one, although not the largest I have visited it is definitely the most unique! Very well laid out with great tanks that are immaculately kept! Many different species you don’t see everywhere. Inside was great, but the outside space was amazing. It was a rainy day which made the outside space less crowded, but droplets on the pool walls did show up in photos. We LOVED this aquarium!

This aquarium was one of my highlights in Ikebukuro. I recommend this to anyone in any age. Adult entrance fee is about 2600 to 2800 Yen. Inside there are 3 sections, where one (in my opinion the best) is open air. I also recommend to visit the performance of the seal - it was the best attraction there.

Not the biggest aquarium I've ever been to, but at the same time it has a lot of things going for it that makes it stand out compared to others. Many of the species of fish and other sea creatures aren't that common to see at other aquariums, thus this makes it worth the visit. Oh and to top it off, there's penguins as well :)

It was a cute aquarium. Not that big though, but cheap enough that it was ok. There is food on the 3rd floor, so convent. Also it's in a shopping center, so can be combined with other stuff to do.

A small-to-mid-size aquarium that suit for a half-day tour. Generally you will see things that you would expect; except some sort of large sea creatures, eg, dolphins, sharks, etc. It is located on top of a building so the space is limited. Check out the sea lion show. It is so adorable.

Worth every single yen !! My kid really enjoy this place landscape and tank for outdoor zone really awesome !!! I went on weekday morning and buy ticket at entrance

A nice bit retro shopping street, in Sugamo. Known for popularity with old people the food, clothes, fruits, other garlic, kampo, sweets and restaurants are reasonable and good. Check for the “red underpants” and get that thorn taken out of your stiff shoulder, by the Jizo? Then too, you can see and touch or pet the mascot Sugamo duck for good luck? I was impressed at the free WiFi and signage too.

I loved this street full of cute senior citizens and great discounted stores. Where else can you get brand new quality clothes for 1500 Yen. Brand new. I passed on the red panties, but hey, whatever floats your boat!

Go here on the 4th, 14th, or 24th of the month. It will not disappoint! This is always a shopping street. But on these 3 days they have extra street vendors with food, homemade goods, and antiques. You can find some good prices at this time also. I bought some handmade long makeup pouches for $2ea! They also had amazake, which is the most wonderful rice drink for $1! A lot of the local elderly come out on these days for bargains...it is precious! On the way to the shopping street from the station, there is a buddha temple. Its is very clean and pretty!

This street in Tokyo is a renowned pedestrian zone. While it primarily markets products geared towards the elderly, it's actually a delightful spot for families to explore. The shops lining the street mostly offer locally made Japanese goods, all reasonably priced. Many of the snack stores feature handmade items, and there's no evidence of tourists being deceived or charged unfairly. Walking the entire length of the street will take at least an hour. If you're keen on experiencing authentic Japanese local culture and traditions, this street serves as a charming and heartwarming example. A must-visit for those looking to immerse themselves in the local ambiance. No tickets needed and no parking available.

Very long shopping street. Good variety, shops selling clothings, jackets, shoes, hats, food items, snacks, grocery, cafe. Several shops cater to elderly folks. A nice mix of people both young and old visiting this area. There is a shop that sells wheeled-walker and other aids for the elderly.

A beautiful and charming old street, more popular with senior citizens. I almost wanted to skip this place as I thought I wouldn’t have much to do here since it’s for senior citizen, but luckily I did not. It’s a nice place, with many things to look at. Many shops selling variety of things, and also snacks. Good place for shopping, stretched about 800m, could easily spend 1 to 2 hours depending on speed.

Great place! Far exceeded our expectations. 3 or 4 great temples and shrines on the street or nearby as well. I got myself a new flatcap, kyusu (japanese teapot), sencha (green tea), shio daifuku (sweet snack) and much more! We absolutely loved this place! The customer service from the staff in all the shops we went in was particularly outstanding!

I like the fact that it's not too crowded. The shoppers are mostly local. Not much things for tourists but it's a great place to take a peaceful stroll.

A long shopping street. A lot of fun things to look around such as red pants shop…. There are also many delicious street food. A temple inside the street which is very popular for local people.

Nice place for walk eat and shopping it like a local street with chilled out atmosphere but you need to go early because some shop will close in late of the day

A small shopping street compared to nearby cities. Cute and quaint. There is a temple nearby and there is a gachapon shop as of October 2023.

Despite the information saying it closes at midnight, this street is NOT open at 9pm so plan accordingly

Good observatory with a 360 view. As always everything depends on the weather, mine wasn’t great but still it was okay. On 60 floor you have a cafe with instagramable decorations so it’s really nice, especially for a girls. There is a swing inside with the window behind it. Was there at 11am and it wasn’t many people.

Such a wonderful place to enjoy the sunset. Majestic Fujisan is visible on winter skies. Such a good sight to see. Will comeback soon for a VR experience!

Great place to see the sunset over Tokyo. You need to go to B1 to get to the top. From there, you can buy your tickets.

Absolutely worth the money. Amazing view of the city at night (also great during the day). Sunset is beautiful and you can see the sun setting just next to Mt. Fuji. You can also easily see Tokyo Sky Tree. I loved it so much I went there twice during my trip. Also has free WiFi.

View is very great! There are restaurants the floor below, with an amazing view on Tokyo

Absolutely magnificent experience, we can see Tokyo Tower, Sky Tree and most part of Tokyo from here. We also experienced flying VR

A great place for kids to relax, creating the outdoors, indoors. Has amazing views of Tokyo and the artificial grass area is great to have a picnic on the 60th floor in the comfort of air conditioning. The cafe was a little disorganised when we visited, and the order took a very long time. The food was ok, and the drinks were themed to match the environment. We were also lucky there was a Detective Conan exhibit for extra sight seeing.

I visited here for the first time in 8 years. The observation deck has been renovated in 2023, and looks everything new. Purchasing advance tickets is recommended, nut I could get in there without booking as I visited weekdays. You can use tripod here unless you occupied the view spot for long time. The views are so spectacular, would recommend for everyone.

Beautiful views from the respite of a sheltered indoor area, able to see Tokyo Tower & Skytree. Nice instagram-able photo spots along the way. Seems to be a popular place for young kids. It was Wednesday afternoon when I went and there was no queue.

Fairly priced and worth it in my opinion. Before we bought the tickets, the staff warned us that the weather is not the best and changing rapidly, so we might not get the best views. The elevator itself is an attraction as it is so fast you can feel the pressure in your ear changing just like in the airplane. The view is perfect, you can really see all the sides well and far. There is a special area where you can relax, take perfect photos for Instagram or videos for TikTok (swings before windows and such). There were many couples just dating or relaxing together. Also kids playing around. Everyone seemed really happy. You get a perfect view of Skytree and other famous landmarks and it wasn't as crowded as not that many tourists come to Ikebukuro (compared to Shibuya Sky, Skytree, Tokyo Tower). Also it is located in a giant shopping mall, so there is plenty to do in that area before or after your visit.

It is an amazing view with a very unique 360° view of Tokyo. Be aware that you are charged a small fee, which is a one time only visit fee.

This a Place Must Visit when you at Tokyo. Adult price 700¥ kids below 6 years old FREE. Very relaxing place, So impressive me for the night View.

Staff is courteous, friendly, and helpful. We went in the morning and not crowded, the elevator ride was fun and it was fast. We enjoyed the book corner for kids. The place is clean and there is a cafe for snacks and quick meal fix.

Good observatory with a 360 view. As always everything depends on the weather, mine wasn’t great but still it was okay. On 60 floor you have a cafe with instagramable decorations so it’s really nice, especially for a girls. There is a swing inside with the window behind it. Was there at 11am and it wasn’t many people.

Such a wonderful place to enjoy the sunset. Majestic Fujisan is visible on winter skies. Such a good sight to see. Will comeback soon for a VR experience!

Great place to see the sunset over Tokyo. You need to go to B1 to get to the top. From there, you can buy your tickets.

Absolutely worth the money. Amazing view of the city at night (also great during the day). Sunset is beautiful and you can see the sun setting just next to Mt. Fuji. You can also easily see Tokyo Sky Tree. I loved it so much I went there twice during my trip. Also has free WiFi.

View is very great! There are restaurants the floor below, with an amazing view on Tokyo

Absolutely magnificent experience, we can see Tokyo Tower, Sky Tree and most part of Tokyo from here. We also experienced flying VR

A great place for kids to relax, creating the outdoors, indoors. Has amazing views of Tokyo and the artificial grass area is great to have a picnic on the 60th floor in the comfort of air conditioning. The cafe was a little disorganised when we visited, and the order took a very long time. The food was ok, and the drinks were themed to match the environment. We were also lucky there was a Detective Conan exhibit for extra sight seeing.

I visited here for the first time in 8 years. The observation deck has been renovated in 2023, and looks everything new. Purchasing advance tickets is recommended, nut I could get in there without booking as I visited weekdays. You can use tripod here unless you occupied the view spot for long time. The views are so spectacular, would recommend for everyone.

Beautiful views from the respite of a sheltered indoor area, able to see Tokyo Tower & Skytree. Nice instagram-able photo spots along the way. Seems to be a popular place for young kids. It was Wednesday afternoon when I went and there was no queue.

Fairly priced and worth it in my opinion. Before we bought the tickets, the staff warned us that the weather is not the best and changing rapidly, so we might not get the best views. The elevator itself is an attraction as it is so fast you can feel the pressure in your ear changing just like in the airplane. The view is perfect, you can really see all the sides well and far. There is a special area where you can relax, take perfect photos for Instagram or videos for TikTok (swings before windows and such). There were many couples just dating or relaxing together. Also kids playing around. Everyone seemed really happy. You get a perfect view of Skytree and other famous landmarks and it wasn't as crowded as not that many tourists come to Ikebukuro (compared to Shibuya Sky, Skytree, Tokyo Tower). Also it is located in a giant shopping mall, so there is plenty to do in that area before or after your visit.

It is an amazing view with a very unique 360° view of Tokyo. Be aware that you are charged a small fee, which is a one time only visit fee.

This a Place Must Visit when you at Tokyo. Adult price 700¥ kids below 6 years old FREE. Very relaxing place, So impressive me for the night View.

Staff is courteous, friendly, and helpful. We went in the morning and not crowded, the elevator ride was fun and it was fast. We enjoyed the book corner for kids. The place is clean and there is a cafe for snacks and quick meal fix.

We went to Namjatown to see their cats and eat dumplings. It was awesome. It's mainly a kids entertainment zone but adults can enjoy the gyoza and cat area. We bought entry tickets to Namja Town at the door for ¥800 per adult then another ¥800 yen ticket for the cats area. There's a vending machine inside the cats area where you can buy treats and rent a cat toy. You aren't allowed to pickup the cats but you can pet any play with them.

Fun place with cute characters and themed scenarios. A cat cafe and some other attractions can also be found inside.

While was roaming around sunshine mall, I saw the sign and got curious . When i saw kuroko basket and blue lock posters, it was no brainer for me and I got to find what's in Namjatown. The game event was for kuroko baskets 10th year anniversary + Cross over with gintama games. I saw displayed prizes and got crazy on 2 tapestry which I won !!. So basically every game inside is for 600 jpy so it's advisable to buy the 3500 jpy pass + games pass inside of 800 jpy only pass because you will end up playing games if your fav animes activities are involved. Blur locks and kuro baskets cute and gorgeous merchendise were included. They had lockers ti keep ur belongings at less than 500 jpy. They had amazing horror themed alley , neighbourhood street with mini games. ♥️ just loved the whole setup 😍 and definitely recommend. I bought the ticket form machine and it was not crowded at all. You do have option of 1 re- entry. They have a haunted house kind game also.

It is a nice indoor Themenpark, but many stuff is japanese only. So as a tourist, you can really enjoy it, if you know japanese or have someone with you, who knows the language. If you don't know any japanese, I would not recommend it because it won't be that fun.

Not for adults, kids will probably live it. It’s at a location where there are plenty of other attractions for kids, which is ideal for them. Many line up to go in.

TLDR: DO NOT COME HERE IF YOU CAN NOT SPEAK FLUENT JAPANESE. They have a few friendly staff who can speak a little English but if you aren’t lucky enough to meet a nice staff you’ll have a bad day. Edit: I came here for the anime collab lottery game. The lady at the gate is friendly and speaks a little English, which made me think that Google map reviews are dated and I’m welcomed here. I went straight to the anime collab area on the map, no customer there, only one lady behind the counter. After hearing that I speak English, this lady just started speaking Japanese FAST, pointed at a machine then went straight to a nearby counter. I didn’t know how to operate the machine so I looked to her suggesting I needed help, but she just stood there staring into the void. I was a little annoyed but I didn’t want to waste my ¥1,000 entry ticket. Luckily I found two ladies in the next room who are willing to help. Turns out I just needed to 1. insert enough money into the machine, 2. push one button, get the ticket and 3. draw the lottery. Didn’t even take 5 minutes, and I was the only customer there all along. LOL The fact that they didn’t bother to Google Translate a 3-step tutorial, and how the first staff dealt with me is telling me that this is not a place for foreign tourists. This game doesn’t have a language or cultural barrier, but IF you are a foreigner, you just can’t enjoy it. I don’t wanna use the r-word but they are giving, well, you know.

To be fair this place is old and theres not much to do here but look at old school japanese vibes. Theres also a lot of collabs which is cool and the cat area is nice. I just dont think theres that much worth it here.

Don't go unless you are fluent in Japanese. It's not foreigner friendly, most of the staff were annoyed that we didn't speak Japanese. Not helpful at all and one guy actually got mad. Except for cat area, the ladies in there were so nice. Explained everything to us and introduced us to the cats. Food area and horror walk through were okay, but not worth the time and money.

Attractions are geared for younger kids, food was unimpressive, can get better / cheaper gyoza elsewhere. No english translations (except for brochure). Also I didn't see the poop sensei anywhere, except for a wall at the entrance.

My Son told me I'm too old for this place...

The attractions were mostly for younger kids, but they had a cat cafe inside as well that was peaceful and very nice.

Around the center Sugamo shopping street ;this is a MUST visit place for elders who have some sort of disease wish to recover by washing aching body parts of the small Buddha.

Very peaceful place. Lot's of history.

This is a temple that is traditionally known for its healing powers. I guess... It's not relevant anymore for actually healing people, but the marketplace and the commercial district near it is still very active and well. You can think of it as more like a tourist attraction than a hospital now.

A great temple in the Sugamo area that is famous for its mysterious healing power thanks to the 'Togenuki (the thorn-removing)' Jizo. But the water fountain and a few facilities are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Still a nice place to wish for your health... I mean it can't really hurt can it?

Sugamo is an interesting place that you can not really see in downtown Tokyo. I like the mood that you can experience around the streets and this temple. It is more silent on weekend but can be crowded on weekends, especially when there is a festival or other local events. Highly recommended!

Famous temple along Jizo Dori street in Sugamo. Not a very big temple but nonetheless loved by many people suffering from difficult illnesses or injuries. Washing the main statue on the corresponding area to your pain is said to have a healing effect.

The shops around this temple are interesting and fun. Inside the temple, you can see Japanese elders washing and mopping a buddha statue. It is believed that buddha will cure the painful part.

Quiet place to pray

For the babies, pregnant moms, and pray for health and happiness. But no Pokémon Go here please! Btw, there are Shinto shrines also for such prayers for happiness, such as the main one in Suitengu. So not sure how to choose your temple, shrine or trust Creator God in another manner?

Calm and serene place with tori gates of inari shrine, an old candy shop from 1781, a small bakery and two main shrines.

Absolutely spectacular place. Looks very massive in size. Temple is awesome but shame none can go in because of stupid corona. Priests were east to talk to and super friendly. You can buy amulets from them. The ginkgo tree which is extremely old is fantastic. Imagine the things that happened over its life span. It’s not far from ikebukuro station and is really worth going!

If you are interested in Japanese candy and old temples, you should go here. Dagashi are sweets that have been popular in Japan since the Showa period (1926-1989), are very inexpensive, and are mainly eaten by children.

Although you can’t see Kishimojin in the main hall far behind, you can see the statue in the compound. Also near entrance you see 2 Nioh the guardians near the gate where it used to have Torii gate and was removed. 2nd largest Ginko tree, 2 lucky gods are enshrined there.

Kishimojin is temple in Toshima , it was great when I visiting there because that time there was sakura matsuri. The sakura bloom , there samoe festival to celebate it

The temple is nice enough I guess. The bald headed man working at the desk there stared at us aggressively non stop and we felt uncomfortable there. This was the only temple or shrine we visited out of about 20 - 30 we didn't pick up any omamori amulets because this man's strange staring made us want to leave quickly.

A temple right outside in front of a market was a little shocking but a very interesting location compared to other temples. Obviously not as quiet or serene like other temples but lots of bustling activity here.

this is a temple not shrine, feeling old traditional culture

A temple from the sixteen hundreds that you guys should totally visit if you are in tokyo. A get away from all the noise and busyness of the city, come and find peace. Photos don't really show how beautiful it is. A bit of history: Kishimojin Temple is dedicated to the Buddhist deity, Kishimojin. A goddess who cares for and protects children, Kishimojin also helps mothers with their deliveries. The goddess will often be found with a child in one hand and a pomegranate in the other, symbols of her undying love and fertility. But, as the legend goes, the goddess was not always so kind and benevolent. In her early days, she was actually a horrifying demon who, in an effort to feed her thousands of children, would go out and abduct other children to serve as food. One day, as she went out looking for kids, the Buddha hid one of her children. In a fit of panic at losing her child, the demon became enlightened to the suffering of other mothers and swore to protect their children

The once-a-month DIY market in this temple was just amazing. Last time we went there were about seventies stalls out there selling some of the finest handmade, creative, artistic, practical, and unique clothing, decoration, food, and household items. Most stall-owners were extremely friendly to passersby even though (s)he might not end up making a purchase. Just an ideal place!

A wonderful university!

Beautiful campus

Maybe this is the most beautiful entrance gate I have ever passed, here in Rikkyo University located in Ikebukuro. It was quite enjoyable to strolling around and admiring the building. Actually the Netflix drama First Love or Hatsukoi brought me here

One ivy league university in the middle of Tokyo. Go there to remember the red bricks of Harvard or Cornell university. Of course, the environment is Japanese but with some American smell.

Saint Paul Christmas

Private Christian University - very nice campus in Nishi-Ikebukuro

I've studied there for 6 months as an exchange student and it was a really good experience. The campus is quite big and beautiful. The food at the cafeteria is also super cheap (300 yens per meals) and the staff is very helpful. They really help the exchange students so when you arrive you dont feel lost.

I had a very good experience in this university. Although the tuition was not very cheap to afford, there were various types of scholarship that you can apply. I remember that I received approx. 30 man yen of scholarship in addition to the national scholarship when I had a chance to study abroad in Europe for two semesters. I had less financial support by my parents, so thanks to this university I could have rich experience! ♡

I value my educational experience in Rikkyo University so much. Located on best area in Tokyo, beautiful scenery around the year, nice people and full of professionals. I had the honor to participate in setting up the Prayer Room. Thank you Allah 🙏🏻♥️♥️

Nice place, to be sure. But, world’s largest pipe organ? Hahahah! Does anyone at google proof these outrageous claims? Atlantic City, Philadelphia, New York City, just three of the cities with pipe organs far larger than this. Not even the largest mechanical action pipe organ, that one is found in Sydney Opera House in Australia. Try better, people. (rolling eyes)

The place is iconic and grandeur, yet, the hardworking staff and guards with a lot of rules and area regulations for hygiene and security are a bit overwhelming. Well, of course, once you’re inside and seated, everything unnecessary for enjoying the show will fly away, so no bother, actually, since the magnificent stage design and well-spaced seating are just great. The theatre are accessible from many directions of the building including through the underground malls, but you’ll eventually need processing your ticket on a specific floor with a lot of other guests, so take a good time and mind for meeting your stars in stage before entering. Small but a functional box office for the day tickets (if there are any), goods shop and intermission bar are usually available on each event.

The open escalator to the concert hall is actually an attraction and induces acrophobia especially when one brings weighty bags and imagines one's back. In the concert hall every seat sees the stage at an enough slant.

Watched an orchestra performance at the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre. It was worth while. The atmosphere and staff are brilliant, the acoustics suit the music well and the seats are comfortable too. I would recommend it if you get the chance.

Aesthetically nice building. Even better in the rain. A nice photo spot for hobby photographer like myself.

Very nice place to take a break from walking. There are soft comfy chairs. A free water fountain if you have your own bottles!! Trash can in the women’s bathroom also useful.

Sci-fi looking building with very welcoming interior. The stage and seats have very “contemporary theatre” vibe. Pleasant experience.

Very nice concert hall with lovely acoustics. The London Symphony Orchestra sounded superb in this hall.

Great place for Music and Arts! The orchestra which i played with rented the Symphony Space for our final rehearsal. It was good, the lobby is nice too!

Had a really good experience. They had a cultural festival there. People were dancing their traditional dance. Multiple food options full of colors and light. I really enjoyed it.

A great event place with a lot to offer. The location itself is very central and accessible. This area has a lot of restaurants of different variety. Though a busy area, crowded with tall buildings, the Global Ring (event place and stage) is quite big and spacious. Also, the place has different food trucks during events.

A good place to just seat and pass times. A bus stop is adjacent. There is also a coffee shop.

This place is clean even at 6am in the morning! I was here waiting for my bus to go to Narita Airport. The public toilet nearby is also surprisingly clean at that early hour in the morning!

A park close to the station. Good place for relaxing. This park also has a International Mother Language Day Monument (martyr’s Monument) , Which they preserve nicely.

Very nice park with amazing views. A good place if you want to take a quick break from the city. Highly recommend to come during the weekday since many people will come on the weekend.

This was a really nice park to sit and have a snack in! I was there with my family on a sunny morning. Plenty of seating on benches if you're OK with sharing with others!

A beautiful park. I worked out here in the morning while visiting Tokyo. Great place to relax and people watch. They have a stage and shows there. But I didn't see any while I was there.

Lots of fun events. You can sit and enjoy the Christmas lights, a live concert, boy bands and dance festivals 🤗

Good place for relaxing

An iconic spot in Ikebukuro and a good way to rest for a bit. As it’s quite popular it’s usually difficult to find a free spot on the benches. There’s a cafe as well, and it’s not a Starbucks. The fountains are very entertaining to watch too if you want some downtime

When in Japan, napolitan is a must. Theirs had a homey old school taste which I love and their pizza toast was great as well with the fluffy bread over. Will definitely be back again for the great service and good food

Cafe is burning hot. They don't know how to steam milk. Capuccino is made with cream instead of milk and not based on espresso. The menu combinations are very limited and apply only to plain coffee, not coffee varieties. If you want anything else you pay the full price instead of a supplement. Food is okay, but expensive if you don't take the combos. The place doesn't seem to have a non smoke area, so it smells like cigarettes.

Nice old school café. It allows to smoke inside.

Atmosphere is great, but coffee is not the best.

Service Good

(Translated by Google) This store is located in Ikebukuro. Even though we went late in the evening, it was fully booked. We ordered Neapolitan, sandwich and pudding and enjoyed them all. The staff are all friendly. The store is also clean. It is an attractive store with an old feel. Next time I go, I want to visit early and have iced coffee with my meal. The store is on the second floor of the building, but it is visible from the outside and has a prominent sign, so you won't have any trouble finding it. (Original) 이케부쿠로에 위치한 가게입니다. 저녁 늦은 시간에 갔음에도 불구하고 만석이었습니다. 나폴리탄, 샌드위치, 푸딩을 주문했고 모두 맛있게 먹었습니다. 직원들은 모두 친절합니다. 매장도 깨끗합니다. 오랜 느낌이 보존된 매력적인 가게입니다. 다음에 간다면 이른 시간에 방문하여 식사와 함께 아이스커피를 마시고 싶습니다. 가게는 건물의 2층에 있으나 밖에서 볼 수 있고, 간판이 눈에 띄기 때문에 찾는데 어려움이 없을 것으로 보입니다.

(Translated by Google) In the Ikebukuro Station area, which is lined with high-rise buildings and crowded with people. A coffee shop where you can relax and enjoy the retro Showa era atmosphere. The interior has an old-fashioned atmosphere with sparkling chandeliers, bright red fluffy chairs, and staff in suits. Drinking coffee float in this mood is the best, and the bittersweet coffee and sweet vanilla ice cream soaks into your body★ We talked for about 2 hours, and since it was hot outside, we decided to go ahead and have lunch instead of leaving. A simple old-fashioned sandwich It's delicious with plenty of eggs and crunchy cucumbers in the perfect ratio! For some reason, I ended up staying there for about 5 hours, but it was so comfortable that the experience went by in a blink of an eye (^^) (Original) 高層ビルが並び賑わう池袋駅前エリアで レトロな昭和の雰囲気を感じながらゆっくりできる珈琲店。 内装もキラキラのシャンデリアに真っ赤なフカフカ椅子、スーツ姿の店員さんと古風な雰囲気。 このムードの中で飲むコーヒーフロートが最高でほろ苦いコーヒーと甘いバニラアイスが身体に染みます★ 2時間くらい話し込み、外も暑いので退店しないでそのまま流れでランチも食べることに。 昔ながらのシンプルなサンドイッチは たっぷりのタマゴとシャキシャキきゅうりが絶妙な比率で入ってて美味しい！ なんだかんだで5時間くらい居座ってしまいましたが快適すぎて体感はあっという間(^^)

Convenient option for an early breakfast and coffee, located very close to Prince hotel inside the Sunshine City mall. Limited menu, but kids pancakes were a hit! Prices a little high. Friendly service. Decaf option which was appreciated.

Lots of seating including comfy chairs. Drinks were great, but took forever to make and place is a bit run down (tiles missing from backsplash and no one tidying up the common areas).

Nice to sit and chill. A typical coffee chain store, no complaints. A lot of seating, but does get full. Staff are friendly.

Always love my time at Tully's. Delicious food and drink, swift service. The addition of avocado to hot dogs is genius.

Cozy vibe, the staff can speak English but is not that friendly, drink is okay but the place is super crowded. Recommend on a rainy weather.

Basically fusion. western food was cooked in Japanese style. Food was ok, but they allow us to choose different size portion of noodles. Which is great for people who eats less/ more that they can order less. Ordering a large portion does not cost extra. Only the extra large portion had a charge but very cheap (cant remember the price). The large portion had filled a grown up man.

yea its ok i like hotdog

I took the pizza out of the packaging and now it’s piled up on a plate so here’s the packaging it came in. This is the most disgusting thing I have ever eaten. It is a pile of sickening sweet lasagne texture slop on mushy bread. I’m so upset this is on sale and that more people might make it he mistake of eating it. The department store overall has some useful shops, but the pizza is minus 100 stars, so overall 2/5.

Massive department store where you can buy almost everything. I especially like the food section with freshly, readily made food (you always get a good catch for lunch or dinner).

Like any department stores next to a big station, lots of floors of fancy boutiques, but always some affordable shops like Daiso 100¥ (giant, with sub-stores Standard Products and Threeppy) and Uniqlp. Bottom floors selling sweets, beautiful edible goods, fresh food in basement, restaurants in upper floors... But this Tobu also offers a nice terrace on the 8th floor's Sky Deck! BBQ restaurant and beer, quite different from the scene down the street in busy Ikebukuro! If you are looking for nice bathrooms and benches to sit (a rarity in Japan), try the upper floors 😆

Fair prices and helpful staff. Was looking for some furniture. Found better deals here then I have seen on Amazon.

This place has a massive daiso (100 yen) store. If you can't find what you want here you ain't gonna find it in any other physical store in the area cept for Don Quiote super fun amazing extratastic variety store across the street

The department is older but it’s got everything. They offer 5% additional discount for tourists. To get it, get a code from klook first (it’s free), at the department store go to the level 2 tax refund counter to exchange for the discount. They will need a passport to issue the discount. This 5% applies only to cash purchases. But it can be added on top of the tax refund = more savings.

This is such a huge department store. It's almost hard to find what I want. So I just do window shopping and get something if I found one. Now they have Bakery Festival temporary(23-28 June)at 8F. It was fun to look around lots of local bread which I had never seen. I tried a piece of banana bread from khanom in Kamakura and canele from pattisserie Sadaharu Aoki. Both are good enough for weekends treats! :))

There's a terrace on the rooftop with some nice views.

Pandora staff was nice and friendly.

If you are fond of shopping, you won't get disappointed here. So many choices for you! I just love their deserts which all look so attractive and tempting.

Nice place for shopping and dine in.

Convenient at the station with lots of items and brands. Lots of toilet every floor too.