Tokyo street food

Experience Showa-era ambiance at Yakiya, a gem serving Osaka's iconic ikayaki (grilled squid) in Tokyo's historic Yanaka Ginza district. Immerse yourself in this soul food delight.

Shibuya, Tokyo's cultural hub, is constantly evolving with its iconic Scramble Crossing, diverse shopping, vibrant music scene, and must-try street foods like hamburgers.

This guide introduces the best street food and Japanese restaurants in Yanaka Ginza, where the old streetscapes of Tokyo remain. Experience the local food culture of Tokyo and savor the culinary charm of Yanaka Ginza.

Omoide Yokocho literally meaning “Memory Lane” and more commonly known now as “Piss Alley”, has a very long history dating back to 1946. A year after World War 2 this area of Shinjuku started developing into a location for street vendors and the black market because of its easy accessibility

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“Harajuku” is a town where many youths in their teens and twenties and keen on fashion gather. There are many shops with good tastes to satisfy those young Japanese girls seeking “Kawaii” (cute) items. Many are not expensive. In “Harajuku” crapes are also very popular. In this issue we introduce

“Harajuku” is a district of “over the top fashion” and youth culture. To mention a few, “Omote Sando” Street is for luxury brand fashions, and “Takeshita Dori” Street is the center of “Kawaii” (cute) culture in the world. It is also a treasure place for eating-out gourmets. There you will