Yebisu Garden Place is a 5-minute walk from the east exit of Ebisu Station, just one stop south of Shibuya Station, and is connected to the station by the "Yebisu Skywalk."
Yebisu Garden Place (Ebisu)
Yebisu Garden Place (恵比寿ガーデンプレイス) is a dynamic and stylish district in Tokyo that seamlessly blends luxury, culture, and history. The area comprises a collection of buildings and skyscrapers, housing a diverse range of restaurants, shops, offices, residential spaces, and the Westin Tokyo hotel. Among its many attractions are the Michelin 3-star Château Restaurant Joel Robuchon, a must-visit for fine dining lovers, and the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, which draws art enthusiasts with its engaging exhibits. Whether you're indulging in gourmet cuisine, exploring the arts, or simply enjoying a sophisticated atmosphere, Yebisu Garden Place offers a taste of Tokyo's refined side.
Historically, the area is rich in heritage, dating back to 1890, when it was home to a beer brewery. The renowned Yebisu Beer brand, still brewed today, gave both the area and its station the name “Ebisu.” In 2024, the addition of Yebisu Brewery Tokyo further enhanced the area’s appeal. Visitors can explore the history of beer brewing at the Yebisu Beer Museum, sample exclusive brews at the taproom, and shop for beer-related souvenirs. This combination of history, culture, and modern development makes Yebisu Garden Place a perfect destination for anyone seeking a sophisticated and culturally rich experience in Tokyo.
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