Tokyo's most over-the-top wedding venue is resplendent with indoor waterfalls and gilded friezes (which speaks to the fashion in Tokyo during the height of postwar prosperity). It's also a hotel and restaurant complex, so anyone can stop by for a peek. Don't miss the restrooms – the most lavish we've seen in the city.


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1. Meguro Parasitological Museum

0.36 MILES

Here’s one for fans of the grotesque: this small museum was established in 1953 by a local doctor concerned by the increasing number of parasites he was…

2. Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum

0.47 MILES

Although the Teien museum often hosts excellent exhibitions – usually of decorative arts – its chief appeal lies in the building itself: it's an art deco…

3. Institute for Nature Study

0.59 MILES

What would Tokyo look like were it left to its own natural devices? Since 1949 this park, affiliated with the Tokyo National Museum, has let the local…

4. TOP Museum

0.65 MILES

Tokyo's principal photography museum usually holds three different exhibitions at once, drawing on both its extensive collection of Japanese artists and…

5. Yebisu Garden Place

0.72 MILES

This shopping and cultural centre was built on the site of the original Yebisu Beer Brewery (1889) that gave the neighbourhood its name. Unlike most…

6. Beer Museum Yebisu

0.78 MILES

Photos, vintage bottles and posters document the rise of Yebisu, and beer in general, in Japan at this small museum located where the actual Yebisu…

7. Hatakeyama Collection

0.79 MILES

Get a feel for wabi-sabi – the aesthetic of perfect imperfections that guides the tea ceremony – at this museum specialising in the pottery and art…

8. Happō-en

1.05 MILES

Three centuries ago this garden, with strolling paths around a large pond (home to many carp), was the backyard of a vassal to the shogun. Today its the…