Hello all, I'm Toshi who live in Japan. When I was working at India, Bangalore as expat for two years, I have been traveling around the world using Airbnb. Now it's my turn which I'm inviting to my home country. If you need any support for traveling to Japan, please let me know. If you need any guide to Tokyo, I'm available short free tour based on my availability. Please let me know and don't hesitate.

Welcome to FIKA Shibuya Honmachi ・It's an 11-minute walk to Hatagaya Sta on the Keio New Line, and from there, only two stops (3min) to Shinjuku Sta. ・Located in a quiet and peaceful area away from the hustle and bustle of Shinjuku and Shibuya. ・The entire building can be booked, offering five bedrooms and accommodating up to 14 guests, making it perfect for large families or group trips. ・Individual rooms can also be booked, allowing flexible accommodation to suit the size of your group.

・The shopping streets around Hatagaya Station not only offer everyday convenience but also allow you to experience the charm and local interaction of the area. ・Enjoy the atmosphere of traditional Japanese shopping streets while indulging in shopping and dining. Hatagaya Roku-gō-dōri Shopping Street: Located just a short distance from Hatagaya Station, this shopping street is convenient for daily shopping and dining. It features supermarkets, drugstores, clothing stores, electronics shops, and other essential stores. There are also many eateries such as grocery stores, bakeries, cafes, and restaurants, making it easy to find a place to drop in for a meal. Fudō-dōri Shopping Street: Situated within walking distance from Hatagaya Station, this shopping street exudes a Showa-era atmosphere. It is lined with traditional individual shops and small eateries, beloved by the locals. Many of the establishments offer affordable and delicious meals, making it a great spot for lunch or dinner. Hatagaya Shopping Street: Extending from the south exit of Hatagaya Station, this shopping street is filled with various eateries, cafes, and bars. Many of the establishments stay open late, attracting people on their way home from work and those looking to enjoy the evening hours. The street also boasts a variety of ethnic and international restaurants, offering a diverse range of dining options. Cultural Facilities and Events: Around the shopping streets, there are local cultural facilities and event spaces where you can enjoy the local culture and events. Regular flea markets and festivals are held, providing opportunities to interact with the local community.