Eri

Eri

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I'm Eri, I've been living in Tokyo for more than 10 years! I love to travel, finding good restaurants, sightseeing spots so I know well around Tokyo. I hope you ca get some ideas from my articles!

6 Temples and Shrines to Visit in Yanaka


A Living Museum of Edo Tokyo | This historic district has preserved its Edo-era roots with shrines, temples, narrow alleys and community cats lending an atmospheric retro vibe despite modernization elsewhere in the city. A must-visit for lovers of old Tokyo.

Vivid Azaleas! Enjoy the Azalea Festival at Nezu Shrine


Scenic Tokyo oasis with 1,900-year history | Marvel at the iconic "Senbon Torii" tunnel of gates and lush nature surrounding this venerable shrine. Don't miss the dazzling azalea festival each April.

Enjoy Exquisite Udon in a 100-Year-Old Stone Warehouse: Kamachiku in Nezu


Kamachiku Udon: Savor retro ambiance in 100-year-old stone warehouse | This Nezu udon restaurant innovates by repurposing a historic ishigura, offering delicious noodles in an atmospheric setting with Japanese garden near Tokyo's vintage Yanaka district.

Nezu: Kushiage Restaurant "Hantei" Where Present and Past Intersect


Relish retro Tokyo ambiance at 100-year-old restaurant | Dine in renovated wooden building near Yanaka Ginza's vintage shopping street. Experience old downtown atmosphere steps from the city center.

Recommended Restaurants & Cafes by Purpose in Yanaka Ginza


Tokyo's 170m nostalgic shopping street | Preserving the atmospheric old townscape with 60+ shops amid modern redevelopment. Stroll by Nezu Shrine,historic building to experience shitamachi culture. A gourmet guide.

Recommended Cafes to Visit Along the Retro Yanaka Ginza Shopping Street


Tokyo's preserved "Cat Town" shopping street | Stroll 170m of 60+ historic shops in this untouched downtown area. Visit retro & modern cafes, famous cherry blossom cemetery. Experience local shitamachi culture.

Must visit "Yuyake Dandan" in Yanaka Ginza


"Yanaka Ginza's Showa-era 'Cat Town' streetscape offers a rare Tokyo nature escape. The author, a cat lover, enjoys exploring its nostalgic shops and relaxing amidst cats and greenery."