Tokyo · Neighborhoods

Azabu

Locals, particularly the expatriate community, rely on National Azabu for global selections and specialty items not commonly found elsewhere in the city.

Get thereHiro-oWalkable in20–25 min end to endMostlySupermarketOpen 24h2 of 4
In Azabu

4 stores, plotted

About the neighborhood

Azabu, in short

Azabu is an upscale residential district in Tokyo, recognized for its quiet streets and international atmosphere. Many foreign embassies are located here, contributing to a diverse community. Visitors arriving via Hiro-o station will find a distinct local character.

Travelers often come to Azabu for its calm environment, a contrast to some of Tokyo's busier commercial hubs. This area provides a specific appeal for those seeking international goods, with National Azabu in Minamiazabu serving as a central point for these needs.

Shopping here often involves seeking specific home country products or ingredients for international cuisine. The pace of shopping reflects the neighborhood's generally relaxed rhythm.

This neighborhood sits as a quieter stretch within Tokyo, positioned southwest of areas like Roppongi. It offers a distinct experience for those looking beyond typical tourist paths.

Worth knowing

International Selection at National Azabu

National Azabu offers a global selection of groceries. This store in Minamiazabu provides international specialty items, making it a key stop for specific ingredients or comfort foods from home.

Worth skipping

Late-Night Grocery Shopping

Do not plan for late-night grocery runs in Azabu. No stores in the area are open 24 hours, so check opening times for your shopping needs before heading out, especially for specialty items.

Quick answers

What kind of groceries can I find in Azabu?

National Azabu in Minamiazabu offers a global selection of groceries. You can find international specialty items and products catering to a diverse community.

What is Azabu known for?

Azabu is known as an upscale residential district with a distinct international atmosphere. It hosts many foreign embassies and provides a quieter experience compared to other parts of Tokyo.

How do I get to Azabu?

The nearest station for accessing Azabu is Hiro-o. From there, you can explore the neighborhood's streets and reach its shopping areas.

Note: store locations on maps are approximate to their actual locations; distances are based on straight lines, and pins are nudged if store pins collide. Nearest station data is based on © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.