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Roppongi Guide, Nightlife, Culture and Things to Do in Tokyo’s Entertainment Hub

Comprehensive, up-to-date neighborhood guide covering Roppongi’s art museums, nightlife, dining (including Michelin options), safety tips, transport access, and recommended attractions like Mori Art Museum and Tokyo Midtown.

A guide to Roppongi: art, dining, nightlife, and more

Official Tokyo travel-board guide outlining Roppongi’s dual character—high-end art and dining by day, lively bars and clubs by night—with practical access info, highlights (Roppongi Hills, National Art Center), and dining suggestions.

Roppongi Izakaya Guide - 7 Must-Visit Spots for Expats in Tokyo!

Focused food-oriented post for casual dining: explains izakaya culture and recommends seven popular Roppongi izakayas suitable for expats and visitors seeking authentic late-night Japanese pub experiences.

Roppongi: An All‑in‑One Guide for International Visitors

An in-depth visitor guide that blends practical tips with local insights—art, restaurants, nightlife, and up-to-date insider recommendations—aimed at international travelers wanting both classic sights and current hotspots.

Roppongi Nightlife Guide: Luxury Clubs, Rooftop Bars & International Scene

Nightlife-focused blog post detailing Roppongi’s club scene, rooftop bars, typical budgets, dress codes, peak hours, and recommended venues for upscale and international nightlife experiences.

Roppongi Hills Mori Tower

6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo

Opened as a multi-use development to revitalize Roppongi, Mori Tower houses offices, shops, the Mori Art Museum and an observation deck — it symbolized Roppongi's transformation into a cultural and commercial hub.

Tokyo Midtown

9-7-1 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo

Large mixed-use development featuring design-focused retail, museums and a park; developed to create an upscale, design-forward district in Roppongi Midtown.

Mori Art Museum

Located on the upper floors of Mori Tower, Roppongi Hills (6-10-1 Roppongi)

Established to showcase contemporary art from Japan and abroad, the museum frequently hosts major international exhibitions and plays a central role in Roppongi's cultural identity.

Keyakizaka-dori (Keyaki-zaka slope / street)

Slope and boulevard area adjacent to Roppongi Hills (Keyakizaka)

A fashionable tree‑lined avenue famous for seasonal illuminations and a procession of designer stores and restaurants — a picturesque street that connects modern architecture to public spaces.

Azabu / Nishi-Azabu neighborhood (Gonpachi area)

Nishi-Azabu and surrounding streets near Roppongi Station

Historic residential and dining neighborhood that retains traditional izakaya and modern restaurants; parts became internationally recognized after appearing in films and media, boosting its culinary fame.

Mori Art Museum & Tokyo City View observation deck

Contemporary art museum located in the Mori Tower with rotating exhibitions and an observation deck offering panoramic views of Tokyo.

Combines art and skyline views — great for culture lovers who also want a memorable view of Tokyo (especially at sunset).

Stroll and shop at Tokyo Midtown

Upscale complex with design stores, restaurants, a park and occasional exhibitions/events.

One place to shop for Japanese design goods, relax in landscaped gardens and eat at a range of restaurants from casual cafés to fine dining.

Evening food & bar hopping in Roppongi

Explore small izakaya alleys, rooftop bars and international restaurants that define Roppongi's nightlife.

Roppongi is famous for its lively night scene, offering everything from craft cocktails to casual yakitori — good for groups and solo explorers.

Visit the National Art Center, Tokyo / Suntory Museum exhibits (nearby)

Large exhibition spaces with rotating shows of Japanese and international art and design.

Frequent high-quality exhibitions make it a rewarding cultural stop for art and design enthusiasts.

Seasonal events at Roppongi Hills Arena / Midtown Plaza

Public events, illumination displays in winter, weekend markets and outdoor performances are regularly held in the plazas.

Local events add lively atmosphere and provide chances to taste street food, see performances and buy seasonal goods.