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Cigar Bars in Omotesando3 shops

We list three bars where you can enjoy a cigar around Omotesando, Minami-Aoyama and Kita-Aoyama in Tokyo. All three are bars that serve cigars — there is no dedicated cigar bar in the current listing for this area.

Only one of them, El Legado Aoyama in Minami-Aoyama 6-chome, has sourced confirmation that cigars are served and may be smoked inside. It opens 18:00–01:00 Monday to Friday and 15:00–24:00 on Saturday, closed on Sunday. There is a terrace as well as counter seating, and you can pair a cigar with whisky or cocktails.

For the other two — Le Donjon by MANEUVER (Minami-Aoyama 5-chome, 19:00–05:30 daily) and Top Note (Kita-Aoyama 3-chome, 17:00–01:00 daily) — we have not been able to confirm whether cigars are available. Unconfirmed does not mean not allowed, so please contact the venue before visiting if a cigar is your reason for going.

If you want a dedicated cigar bar, see the wider list of cigar bars in Tokyo, or the nearby Shibuya and Roppongi areas.

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FAQ

How many cigar bars are there in Omotesando?▾

Hamaki Suitai lists three bars in the Omotesando area where you can smoke a cigar. All three are bars that serve cigars; there is no dedicated cigar bar in the current listing.

Which bar in Omotesando is confirmed to allow cigars?▾

El Legado Aoyama in Minami-Aoyama 6-chome. We have sourced confirmation that cigars are served and may be smoked inside. Le Donjon by MANEUVER and Top Note are unconfirmed, so please check with the venue before visiting.

How late are the bars in Omotesando and Aoyama open?▾

According to our listings, Le Donjon by MANEUVER stays open latest at 19:00–05:30 daily. Top Note opens 17:00–01:00 daily, and El Legado Aoyama opens 18:00–01:00 Monday to Friday and 15:00–24:00 on Saturday, closed Sunday. Check each venue for special opening days.

Is there an age restriction for smoking cigars in Japan?▾

Yes. In Japan you must be 20 or older to smoke, and people under 20 are not allowed to enter smoking areas. This service is intended for adults aged 20 and over.

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Listed information may have changed — please check each shop's official sources for the latest opening hours.

Smoking under the age of 20 is prohibited by law in Japan.