Minami-Aoyama

Minami-Aoyama spans 1.37 square kilometers, featuring international fashion boutiques, luxury stores, and numerous high-end retail establishments along narrow streets.

The area derives its name from samurai Aoyama Tadanari, who maintained a residence during the Edo period when the district contained multiple temples and noble houses.

Nezu Museum displays Japanese and East Asian antique art collections within its buildings and maintains traditional gardens with stone paths and tea ceremonies.

The district connects to Tokyo's transport network through Aoyama-itchome, Omotesando, Gaiemmae, and Nogizaka stations, serving approximately 15,000 residents.

Every weekend, the United Nations University hosts 50 local producers at an organic farmers market, complemented by antique vendors selling artifacts.

Location: Minato

GPS coordinates: 35.66582,139.71742

Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:31