Matcha in Toyosu
Morita-en, a tea shop from Uji in Kyoto, has a café inside Urban Dock LaLaport Toyosu. More spots on our Tokyo Matcha Map.
Odaiba and Toyosu sit on the waterfront of Tokyo Bay: wide parks, sea breeze, big shopping centres and newer apartment towers. It feels calmer than central Tokyo, and the open space makes it an easy place for a relaxed first meet with someone new.
Morita-en, a tea shop from Uji in Kyoto, has a café inside Urban Dock LaLaport Toyosu. More spots on our Tokyo Matcha Map.
A sandy bay beach with a view of the Rainbow Bridge. Lovely at sunset, and free.
Malls with cafés and food courts. The life-size Gundam statue outside DiverCity is an easy meeting point.
A long waterfront path around Toyosu with benches, lawns and bay views.
Conventions, fairs and fan events in Ariake on many weekends. A shared interest is the easiest icebreaker.
Waterfront parks, malls with cafés, big events at Tokyo Big Sight and community events in the newer apartment towers are good starting points. Friend apps help you find people nearby to meet one-on-one.
Many people like it: newer apartments, wide waterfront parks, big shopping centres and a direct line to Ginza on the Yurakucho Line. It is quieter than central Tokyo in the evenings.
A coffee or matcha at DiverCity or Aqua City, then a walk along Odaiba Seaside Park with the Rainbow Bridge view. Easy, free and lots to look at.
Yes. Buy Me a Matcha lets you set your area by station, including Odaiba and Toyosu, so you can meet people nearby one at a time over a coffee or matcha, in English.
Buy Me a Matcha helps you meet new people in Tokyo one at a time over a coffee or matcha. In English, friends only, free on iPhone.
Get it on the App Store