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Shibuya, Tokyo's youth culture hub, offers fashion, art, music, and dining. Its iconic Hachiko Statue and Scramble Crossing are must-see spots. This article shows the best place to have a lunch.

Yanaka Ginza shopping street, retaining a strong Showa-era atmosphere, is gaining popularity. Known as a "holy place for cats" so it's fun to encounter cat-themed products. This time I'll explain the events at Yanaka Ginza.

Discover the vibrant culture and events in Shibuya, Tokyo's bustling district known for its Scramble Crossing, youth trends, and sleepless nights.

Discover the charm of old Tokyo at Yanaka Ginza Shopping Street, featuring Showa-era shops, delicious street food, and cute cats. Visit nearby Kappabashi Dogugai for knives and kitchenware.

Discover the charm of old Tokyo in Yanaka Ginza, a cat-filled town known for its traditional crafts, temples, and shrines. Explore recommended shops.

Tokyo has areas like Shibuya and Shinjuku that have undergone modern redevelopment with rows of skyscrapers. In contrast, there are also neighborhoods where you can experience the local traditional Japanese atmosphere. Yanaka is one such area.

Amidst Tokyo's futuristic redevelopments, Yanaka Ginza preserves the city's nostalgic mid-20th century downtown vibe with over 60 retro shops lining its streets. Famous as a "cat town," it's filled with shrines, temples, traditional crafts, and delicious street food.