About Azabu麻布について
Azabu is one of Tokyo's most prestigious residential neighborhoods, home to numerous embassies and a large international community. The area has an cosmopolitan atmosphere with international restaurants, boutique shops, and tree-lined streets that feel distinctly different from Tokyo's more commercial districts.
The heart of the area is Azabu Juban, a charming shopping street with a mix of traditional Japanese shops and international boutiques. The neighborhood is famous for its local festivals, particularly the Azabu Juban Matsuri summer festival, and offers some of Tokyo's finest dining experiences.
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Top Attractions in Azabu麻布の人気スポット
Azabu Juban Shopping Street
麻布十番商店街
Charming shopping street blending traditional Japanese shops with international boutiques and restaurants.
Zenpukuji Temple
善福寺
Historic temple dating to 824 AD, site of the first American legation in Japan and home to a giant ginkgo tree.
Arisugawa-no-miya Park
有栖川宮記念公園
Beautiful hillside park with a pond, waterfall, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Library branch.
Azabu Juban Onsen
麻布十番温泉
Natural hot spring in the heart of Tokyo, one of the few remaining onsen in central Tokyo.
Getting to Azabu
- Tokyo Metro: Azabu-Juban Station (Namboku Line, Oedo Line)
- Tokyo Metro: Hiroo Station (Hibiya Line)
- Walking: 15 minutes from Roppongi Station
Azabu Quick Facts
- Best time to visit: Summer for the Azabu Juban Matsuri festival
- Known for: International atmosphere, embassies, fine dining
- Famous sweets: Naniwaya taiyaki shop has been serving since 1909
- Budget tip: Window shopping and free park visits in the embassy district
Azabu FAQよくある質問
Which ward is Azabu in?
Azabu is in Minato ward (港区), one of Tokyo's 23 special wards. See where it sits on our map of Tokyo's 23 wards.
How do I get to Azabu?
- Tokyo Metro: Azabu-Juban Station (Namboku Line, Oedo Line)
- Tokyo Metro: Hiroo Station (Hibiya Line)
- Walking: 15 minutes from Roppongi Station
Where should I stay in Azabu?
Browse hotels in and around Azabu, or compare areas on our where to stay in Tokyo guide.