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Map: Where to Eat Kakigori in Tokyo (2026 Summer Guide)
Where to Eat Kakigori in Tokyo (2026 Summer Guide)
10 places shown on the map
Ginza￥￥
visitors rate it highly; locals rate it modestly. Featured in 9 creator posts.
CafeShaved IceJapanese SweetsSweetsHiiragi, a modern Japanese cafe in Ginza, is known for Kyoto-style matcha desserts like shaved ice. A relaxed, sophisticated spot for matcha lovers.
YanakaSendagi Station (0.32 mi)￥￥
visitors rate it modestly; locals rate it very highly. Local gem. Featured in 2 creator posts.
Shaved IceSweetsHimitsudō in Yanaka: cool off with hand-shaved ice. Seasonal flavors and a fluffy texture make this a popular summer destination in Tokyo.
UenoUeno-Hirokoji Station (0.13 mi)￥￥￥
visitors rate it modestly; locals rate it exceptionally. Local gem. Featured in 4 creator posts.
SweetsShaved IceCafeKurogi in Ueno: Popular for Japanese sweets and kakigori, especially the mitarashi milk flavor, in a modern and relaxed setting. Arrive early!
ShibuyaShibuya Station (0.20 mi)￥￥
visitors rate it well; locals rate it highly. Featured in 1 creator post.
SweetsShaved IceCafeSatei Zenkashoin in Shibuya serves Kyoto-style sweets. Enjoy traditional Japanese desserts like Ran no Koori Uji Kintoki in a modern setting.
Tokyo￥￥
visitors rate it modestly; locals rate it highly. Featured in 1 creator post.
Shaved IceIce CreamCafeSweetsJapanese CuisineKooriya Peace in Tokyo is known for elaborate kakigori (shaved ice) with seasonal fruit flavors. Check their Twitter for daily specials!
YoyogiYoyogi 1-chome (0.12 mi)￥￥
visitors rate it modestly; locals rate it well. Featured in 5 creator posts.
Shaved IceAzuki to Kōri in Yoyogi: Popular shaved ice spot, famous for its unique flavors and fluffy texture created by a Florilège-trained patissier.
AsakusaAsakusa Sta. (0.13 mi)￥
visitors rate it modestly; locals rate it modestly. Featured in 2 creator posts.
SweetsShaved IceMitsuya in Asakusa: Enjoy fresh, traditional Japanese desserts like Mitsumame and Shiratama Dango in a cozy, casual setting. A local favorite!
visitors rate it modestly; locals rate it modestly.
Shaved IceCafeBarAwayuki Shinjuku: handmade shaved ice in Shinjuku. Cool down with unique flavor combinations at this shop inside the Odakyu Department Store.
KamezawaKinshichō Station (0.40 mi)￥￥
visitors rate it modestly; locals rate it very highly. Featured in 1 creator post.
SweetsShaved IceKamameshiHokusai Sabō in Kamezawa: Enjoy seasonal kakigori and traditional Japanese sweets in a relaxed setting. Open Wednesdays only!
KitashinagawaTakanawadai Station (1.31 mi)￥
visitors rate it modestly; locals rate it highly. Featured in 1 creator post.
SweetsCafeShaved IceIchounoki in Kitashinagawa serves artistic Japanese shaved ice (kakigori) with unique seasonal flavors that change daily. Check their Instagram for up... more