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VEGETARIAN and VEGAN
Tokyo has variety of dish, and more and more people are taking good care of not only their own health but enrironmental health. Especially after the Fukushima meltdown events, each one of us has our own responsibility what to eat, what to buy, what to consume. This page to introduce you good vegetarian and good vegan restaurants throughout downtown Tokyo.
  Brown Rice has good cafe shop in Omotesando right near to Shibuya, Harajuku and Yoyogi
  area. Philosophy of whole food is their spirit. Yes, we all human beings are part of whole
  chain of the universe. Why not start with brown rice?
 
www.brown.co.jp/
  Vegan Healing Cafe can be rented out all by yourselves. Two branches in Shibuya and
  Ogikubo, both in downtown Tokyo (western downtown). Special menu is available which is
  usually sold-out as soon as they open their shop. As you can imagine from their web site,
  it is simple and simplicity is good. Better not to discuss too much, let's just enjoy and eat.
 www.vegancafe.jp/
  Nouka-no-daidokoro (farmer's kitchen) started in Kunitachi (west of Shinjuku on
  JR Chuo Line), now has branch in Ebisu (in downtown on JR Yamanote Line).
 www.noukanodaidokoro.com/top.html
 J's kitchen is now relocating. Indeed, it has been very-very struggling situation to live safe if you were aware of many things, the owner has conclusion of "unsafety" in downtown Tokyo which is not so far from the Fukushima nuclear power plants (about 200km). As quoted on her top page, it is very difficult to provide safe and secured food these days, but we are all sure that she's going to re-open even better one in peace.
Deva Deva Cafe has mantra singing ....... Hare Hare Krishna ....... in Kichijoji (west of Shinjuku on JR Chuo Line) where Ghibli Museum is located. God of Gods, let's fulfill our lives with rich mouth/stomach.
T's restaurant has gifts from the sun and mother earth, and it is available at Jiyugaoka on Tokyu Toyoko Line (between Shibuya and Yokohama). This private railway line has always listed in top 3 of young-lady's wanted town to live. Daikanyama, Nakameguro, Gakuge-Daigaku, Jiyugaoka and Musashikosugi is popular and Oshare (very trendy). Different from Asakusa :p
Nanayoubi has vegan maffin in Jiyugaoka. Only open from 12:00 to 18:00, but may close earlier when sold-out. And completely closed on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Lunch and snack is the best combination with T's restaurant above.
Cafe Little Hands is also located in the white-bread-world, Jiyugaoka. It's been closed since the nuclear disaster, but opens late August. Organic and Natural is their concept/heart. Also in Jiyugaoka? Now you may consider it is high time to relocate yourself in the area? KEN has good real estate information.
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