For lunch in the area, try Le Bretagne, an excellent creperie owned by a native of Brittany and set in an atmospheric side street. Once you’ve fueled up, wander the area’s lanes before paying your respects at Akagi Shrine, towards the top of the hill. This religious complex was remodeled in 2010 by (yet again) the feted Kengo Kuma, who melded glass and wood to create it. There’s also a restaurant on site that rustles up good Italian dishes.