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Milk Shop Luck Akihabara
Milk Shop Luck Akihabara
Milk Shop Luck Akihabara
Milk Shop Luck Akihabara
Milk Shop Luck Akihabara

Milk Shop Luck Akihabara

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4.5

(381)

This unique shop, located inside Akihabara Station on the JR Sōbu line platform 6, offers a wide variety of regional Japanese milks in glass bottles. It's a popular spot for a quick pitstop to enjoy fresh, creamy milk on the spot. You'll find options with different fat percentages and some can even be served hot.

Address

Japan, 〒101-0028 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Sotokanda, 1-chōme−17−16 改札内 4階 中央・総武線千葉方面行き6番ホーム 中ほど 秋葉原駅

Website

https://mobile.twitter.com/milkosawa

Opening Hours

6:30 AM – 7:45 PM (Thu)

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Worth it?

Worth it if you want a quick, authentic taste of regional Japanese milks

Skip if you're looking for a sit-down cafe experience or want to take bottles home

Reviewers consistently praise the fresh, creamy, and delicious taste of the milk.5 mentions

The service is quick, making it ideal for a fast stop while traveling.2 mentions

The staff are generally friendly and helpful, even with language barriers.1 mention

It can get busy and crowded, especially during rush hour.1 mention

Location

Japan, 〒101-0028 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Sotokanda, 1-chōme−17−16 改札内 4階 中央・総武線千葉方面行き6番ホーム 中ほど 秋葉原駅

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Highlights

You can choose from over 20 varieties of milk, including rare and regional options, as well as coffee milk and yogurt drinks.

The shop has an efficient system for returning bottles, as most milks must be consumed on-site.

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Who it's for

Solo
Couples
Friends
No accessible parking

Anyone looking for an authentic and quick local experience, especially milk lovers or those curious to try different regional Japanese dairy products.

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Know before you go

Be sure to bring coins or use an IC card for payment, as staff may grumble if you try to pay with large bills.

Most milks must be consumed on-site, and the glass bottles returned immediately after drinking.

If you don't speak Japanese, snapping a picture of the milk bottle you want or using Google Translate can help with ordering.

While milk is typically served cold, you can specify if you prefer it hot for certain varieties.

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Reviews

4.5

Exceptional

5 Reviews

Travelers love the authentic experience of trying various regional milks in glass bottles, often highlighting the fresh taste and quick service. Many note that you need to drink the milk on-site and return the bottle, and advise having coins or an IC card for payment.


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