M K
As a devoted coffee enthusiast, I can say this was the finest cup I have had in ages—beautifully crafted and a treat for the senses.





FENDER CAFE HARAJUKU is the unlikely but inspired meeting of a world-famous guitar brand and Tokyo's cafe culture, tucked into the basement of The Ice Cubes building near Harajuku Station. The space is decked out with vintage Fender amplifiers, guitars on the walls and rock-and-roll memorabilia, creating an atmosphere that feels part music shrine, part neighbourhood hangout. It is a must-visit for anyone who has ever strummed a chord or admired a Stratocaster. The menu offers a solid selection of coffee drinks, smoothies and light meals, with burgers, tacos and Tex-Mex-inspired plates reflecting the brand's American heritage. Portions are generous and the food is unpretentiously satisfying, matching the laid-back vibe of the venue. Signature drinks come in Fender-branded cups, and there are occasionally limited-edition collaborative items that make great keepsakes. Background music, naturally, is curated with care and ranges from blues to classic rock. The basement location means it can be easy to miss, so look for the Fender signage at street level on the corner of the building. It is a comfortable spot to recharge after exploring Takeshita Street or the nearby cat streets. The cafe welcomes walk-ins and is generally less crowded than the coffee chains nearby, which only adds to its appeal.
伝説のギターブランドFENDERのミュージックファンのためのカフェ。原宿の地下でコーヒーとアメリカンな雰囲気を。