TORAYA Akasaka Main Store
とらや 赤坂店
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Nearest
Akasaka-Mitsuke Station · 6 min walk
Booking
Walk-ins welcome
English
Japanese only
Serves
Japanese Sweets, Cafe
What to know
Akasaka operates near the Imperial Palace. TORAYA Akasaka Main Store is an architecturally significant building with an art gallery on its premises. The space features an elegant and modern ambiance, creating a relaxed and sophisticated mood for visitors. You can view on-site wagashi manufacturing, a unique aspect of the store. The menu focuses on Japanese sweets and cafe offerings. Yokan, Zangetsu, and Kusamocha are among the specialties. Tokyo Serene Days (@tokyoserenedays) noted, "Art doesn't only hang in a frame. Sometimes it's a building. Sometimes it's a garden — or even a public restroom. Here are 5 Tokyo spots where art shows up where you least expect it. 5️⃣ Toraya Aka..." This highlights the store's blend of confectionery and artistic presentation, making it suitable for special occasions or a travel highlight. The store is walk-in friendly.
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The space
The architecturally significant building offers an elegant, modern space with views of the Akasaka Imperial Estate from the terrace.
What to order
Best for
A visit for those interested in Japanese sweets and culture, with an art gallery on the premises and Akasaka-exclusive items available as souvenirs.
Before you go
- Explore the gallery on the basement floor for insights into Japanese culture and wagashi history
- Consider purchasing Akasaka-exclusive items as high-quality souvenirs or gifts
- Enjoy the terrace seating for views of the Akasaka Imperial Estate when weather permits
Common questions
What are the operating hours?
TORAYA Akasaka Main Store is open Monday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Can I walk in without a reservation?
The store is walk-in friendly.
What specialties does TORAYA Akasaka Main Store offer?
The store specializes in Japanese sweets like Yokan, Zangetsu, and Kusamocha.
Does the store have unique features?
The building is architecturally significant. It also has an on-site wagashi manufacturing viewable area and an art gallery.