Roppongi Hills (with kids)

Such a pity that I discovered this place on my last day in Tokyo. Am really not a mall rat but i do like the way this place was made. While most shops were still closed when I explored this place on a Sunday morning, I am sure that Roppongi Hills not only offers shopping but culture as well. You would be able to fund a personal spot just to absorb how magnificent the city pf Tokyo is!

I came to just walk around no other business or activity. It's nice. But of course there is crowd, I use AI to remove people to show you the view.

Relaxing and the library is very nice. There are tables and rooms available for rental to use. Lots of office workers rent the space to work. You can choose hourly or daily rental. Rooms are for maximum six people. Lots if different type of books and magazine, most are wrapped and unable to be just open and read. There is some clothing being sold as well. If you have spare time or quiet space to w...

We stepped into this shopping centre to escape the rain, but were pleasantly surprised by how luxurious and beautiful it was. While wandering around, we accidentally came across the Love Machine Museum, which turned out to be a fantastic and unexpected highlight. A fun and stylish place to explore — even more enjoyable when it’s wet outside!

I visited here last Christmas, and it was a wonderful experience. The light decorations were beautiful and really set the holiday mood. Despite the large crowds, I enjoyed walking around and taking everything in. There’s also a shopping center nearby if you're interested in doing some shopping. Overall, it was a fun and festive experience!