Tokyo Free Travel Day 4

In the morning, we first went to the Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Nakameguro, then bought an I’m donut ? at Nakameguro Station, visited Shibuya Sky, explored Harajuku and Omotesando, had Afternoon Tea at LOVE & TABLE, and finally returned to the department stores around Tokyo Station. When it was time, we picked up our luggage and took the train to Narita Airport, ending this trip. "Starbucks Reserve® Roastery Tokyo" Located near Nakameguro Station, it takes about 10-15 minutes to walk from the subway station. The walk is quite pleasant with nice scenery along the way. We arrived around 9 AM, and it wasn't very crowded. The roastery has four floors, and you can order food and drinks on all of them. Besides limited edition coffee, they also offer bread and desserts. I ordered a Tokyo-exclusive coffee. The third and fourth floors have outdoor seating areas where you can enjoy cherry blossoms while drinking coffee during the cherry blossom season. At the Starbucks Reserve Roastery Tokyo, you can see the coffee bean roasting and brewing process up close. It's quite unique, and I recommend Starbucks fans to visit when in Tokyo. "I’m donut ?" This donut shop has branches in many places. The Nakameguro Station branch opens at 10 AM. We arrived a little after 10 and waited in line for about ten minutes. We bought the original flavor donut, and after one bite, I understood why it's so popular. The sugar-coated exterior and the soft, chewy texture of the donut are just perfect—not too dry or too moist. I really wanted to buy more flavors to take home. "Shibuya Sky" SHIBUYA SKY is located on the 47th floor of Shibuya Scramble Square. It offers a 360-degree unobstructed view and has many surprises like the sky escalator. I've always wanted to visit, so I made sure to come this time. Before entering SHIBUYA SKY, you need to store your personal belongings in lockers, and staff members will keep an eye on you throughout the visit. Even if your scarf isn't fully wrapped around your neck, they'll remind you. After reaching the outdoor observation deck on the 46th floor, you can take the escalator to the 47th floor for an even better view. The weather was perfect that day with blue skies and white clouds. Despite being winter, the sunshine made it feel warm. You can see Mount Fuji, Tokyo Tower, and Skytree from there. "AFURI" This famous ramen shop is known for its yuzu salt broth, which is light and refreshing. I ordered a bowl of yuzu salt ramen. The broth had a nice yuzu flavor, but perhaps my expectations were too high, so I found it just okay. "Omotesando" "Afternoon Tea•LOVE & TABLE" As a fruit cake lover, I couldn't miss this place. Their signature fruit mille-feuille cake has thin layers of pastry, smooth and not overly sweet cream, and fresh, sweet fruits. It's absolutely perfect.