You've probably heard of Keyakizaka Street in Roppongi Hills, haven't you?

It's famous for its illuminations during the Christmas season.

To get to Keyakizaka Street, head towards the Keyakizaka area, where luxury shops are located, from the Mori Garden or the arena in front of TV Asahi Headquarters.

And, I found a spot where you can sit and relax on the sidewalk near the intersection with TSUTAYA and Starbucks!

There are two tables with six seats each along the wall on the TV Asahi headquarters side.

The atmosphere is nice with the Keyaki trees, and the sidewalk is wide near the intersection, so you can relax surprisingly well.

Also, if you look closely, it's under the eaves, so you might be able to avoid the rain...maybe.

This is also unusual, but it's a plaster type table and bench.

I thought it was part of the art scattered around Roppongi Hills.

The seat and table are low, but it can seat up to 6 people, so it seems good for families with children to take a break.

It's also a good place to eat a bento box in Roppongi.

Also, it's convenient to remember this place as a rest area for groups when sightseeing on Roppongi Keyakizaka Street.

Also, "Keyakizaka Street 1F Terrace", which has tables and chairs nearby, is also recommended♪

Also, Keyakizaka Street is famous for its art benches "Street Furniture", so be sure to check them out as well!

So, why not use it as a resting place around Roppongi?

You've probably heard of Keyakizaka Street in Roppongi Hills, haven't you?

It's famous for its illuminations during the Christmas season.

To get to Keyakizaka Street, head towards the Keyakizaka area, where luxury shops are located, from the Mori Garden or the arena in front of TV Asahi Headquarters.

And, I found a spot where you can sit and relax on the sidewalk near the intersection with TSUTAYA and Starbucks!

There are two tables with six seats each along the wall on the TV Asahi headquarters side.

The atmosphere is nice with the Keyaki trees, and the sidewalk is wide near the intersection, so you can relax surprisingly well.

Also, if you look closely, it's under the eaves, so you might be able to avoid the rain...maybe.

This is also unusual, but it's a plaster type table and bench.

I thought it was part of the art scattered around Roppongi Hills.

The seat and table are low, but it can seat up to 6 people, so it seems good for families with children to take a break.

It's also a good place to eat a bento box in Roppongi.

Also, it's convenient to remember this place as a rest area for groups when sightseeing on Roppongi Keyakizaka Street.

Also, "Keyakizaka Street 1F Terrace", which has tables and chairs nearby, is also recommended♪

Also, Keyakizaka Street is famous for its art benches "Street Furniture", so be sure to check them out as well!

So, why not use it as a resting place around Roppongi?