Before we headed back to Central Tokyo, we swung by Shimokitazawa, an area best known for its many vintage clothing shops. Despite being known for being one of the largest cities in the world, there are plenty of areas within Tokyo that don’t feel incredibly busy and crowded. This was not one of them, as the small floor space of the shops meant that it only took a dozen or so people to make the place feel packed.

Once we decided to start heading back, we swung by our favorite neighborhood, Nakameguro. This was the area that we stayed around during our first visit and it’ll likely be the area that we’ll try to look for lodging for the next time we go back.