Matcha in Meguro
Hayashiya Chaen, a tea house from Kyoto, has a café at Meguro Central Square, a few minutes from Meguro Station. More spots on our Tokyo Matcha Map.
Shinagawa, Gotanda and Tamachi are where a lot of Tokyo works: big offices, international companies and a major bullet-train station. Next door, Meguro is calm and green, with gardens, museums and cafés. It is a practical part of the city for meeting someone new after work or on a quiet weekend.
Hayashiya Chaen, a tea house from Kyoto, has a café at Meguro Central Square, a few minutes from Meguro Station. More spots on our Tokyo Matcha Map.
An Art Deco house with a Japanese garden and lawn, a short walk from Meguro Station.
A quiet, wild forest park between Meguro and Shirokanedai. Good for a slow walk and a real conversation.
The new district next to Takanawa Gateway Station, with shops, cafés and open space near Shinagawa.
Coffee at Jaho Coffee Roaster in Tamachi, or Ikedayama Park in Gotanda for a calm evening walk.
Many people here work nearby, so after-work plans are the easiest way in: a coffee near the station, a walk, or a hobby class on the way home. Friend apps help you find people nearby to meet one-on-one.
Yes. It is calm and green, close to Ebisu and Nakameguro, and easy to reach on the Yamanote Line, with museums, parks and plenty of cafés.
A matcha at Hayashiya Chaen near Meguro Station, then a walk in the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum garden or the Institute for Nature Study. Calm, green and easy to talk.
Yes. Buy Me a Matcha lets you set your area by station, including Shinagawa, Meguro, Gotanda and Tamachi, 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