After ambling down this open-air catwalk, proceed to the tranquil Nezu Museum to catch your breath. Aside from housing a brilliant collection of pre-modern East Asian art and revolving exhibitions of various Japanese crafts (from paintings and lacquerware to textiles), there’s a serene garden for strolling behind the museum, overlooked by a refreshingly uncrowded cafe. The museum complex itself is also a knockout. Designed by celebrity architect Kengo Kuma, it embodies a seamless blend of modern and traditional aesthetics.