Japan House London - (Near Lambeth, london)

5 /5 John Minghella: Im really interesting slice of Japan and the culture in Central London. Typically creative workmanship and artiginal articles grow gloves watering cans to soaps childrens books travel and drinks. Japanese Cookies and matcha to be had at this location. Regular change of exhibitions showcasing Japans exhalent craftsmanship and culture. There is even a restaurant!

5 /5 Tomasz Nguyen xuan: That was a very unexpected place to visit since we didnt plan to go there originally. However, it turned out to be one of the most interesting places during our short trip in London. Ground floor is a exhibition/shop - everything on display can be bought. Its full of retail treasures. Pricy, but well-worthy. Underground floor is an exhibition space. Currently on display is 100+ craftmakers, a true showboat of Japanese craftsmanship through the last few decades focused on a daily-use items. Top floor is a restaurant, unfortunately unavailable by the time of the visit. If you plan to travel to Japan or are just curious, theres plenty of free guides and flyers at the information corner. Make sure to find some time during your trip and visit this wonderful place. You wont be disappointed! And the best thing - this place is free of charge!

5 /5 Mark DeJarnette: Had a wonderful omakase dinner with friends at Akira and was so impressed with the Japan House aesthetics, I returned the next day to enjoy the Hyakkō exhibit. Really beautiful and serene. The staff is also so kind and helpful.

5 /5 Michael C: Amazing Japanese cultural centre.shop, exhibitions and restaurant. Located at the top of Kensington high Street. You walk into the ground floor, the shop, selling Japanese goods. Bit pricey but definitely high quality. Travel section at the rear with brochures of different locations in Japan. Downstairs in the basement is the exhibition area, we went when they had the pictogram exhibition, it was really cool,fun, interactive and informative, really interesting, and still on at this moment in time. Upstairs is the restaurant, sadly it was closed when we went but the menu does look very enticing. Definitely worth a visit if your interested in anything to do with Japan.