Cafés near the station
Shibuya, Harajuku and Omotesando are full of cafés where a one-hour coffee with someone new feels natural.
Shibuya is one of the easiest parts of Tokyo to meet people: it's central, packed with cafés, and a hub for students, creatives and young professionals from all over the world. Here's where people meet around Shibuya, and what to do on a first hangout.
Shibuya, Harajuku and Omotesando are full of cafés where a one-hour coffee with someone new feels natural.
Weekend picnics, runs and casual meetups. Great for a relaxed second hangout.
Shibuya has many coworking spaces with community events for remote workers and freelancers.
Regular English-friendly events run around Shibuya and Ebisu. International events in Tokyo.
Students from several universities live and study around the area, so it's full of people new to Tokyo.
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.
Meet people at cafés, Yoyogi Park, coworking events, language exchanges and international events around Shibuya, Harajuku and Ebisu. Friend apps help you find people nearby to meet one-on-one.
Yes. Shibuya is a hub for students, creatives and young professionals from around the world, with many English-friendly cafés and events.
A coffee or matcha near the station, a walk through Yoyogi Park and Harajuku, or a short trip to Shimokitazawa.
Yes. Buy Me a Matcha lets you set your area by station, so you can meet people around Shibuya one at a time over a coffee or matcha, in English.