You’ll be hard pressed to find proper frozen yoghurt in Tokyo, but thankfully there’s Wood Berry’s. The froyo shop has two locations in Kichijoji: a small takeaway stand and this larger café with seating. Wood Berry’s frozen yoghurt is made to order, and you’ll get your choice of fruit mixed in with the tangy yoghurt base. There’s always a generous selection of seasonal fruit to choose from, much of it sourced from the shop’s own farm in Yamanashi prefecture. During the warmer months, you can expect to see cherry, lemon, ume plum, watermelon and peach.
Aside from the standard froyo, you can also order yoghurt-based desserts including beautiful parfaits and yoghurt lattes. The shop has an online store, too, where you can order frozen yoghurt for home delivery ( within Japan only).