Found in Taito-ku's Torigoe, this shopping street features around 230 shops selling a variety ...

This alley is annexed to the Suzunari theatre, the Honda Gekijo troupe's oldest theatre and a ...

Extending toward Kichijoji from the south side of Nishi-Ogikubo Station, this bar street is ...

This small area, formerly a produce market, consists of around 10 short alleys hosting mainly ...

Found under the tracks on the west side of Koenji Station, this underpass is teeming with bars ...

First built as a flea market in the early postwar years, this collection of alleys on the north ...

Also known as 'Piss Alley' – charming, right? – this ramshackle collection of tiny bars and ...

More than 270 tiny drinking dens are crammed into seven ramshackle streets here. Each place has ...

Sangenjaya's 'triangle' features pubs lined up in a maze-like alley. The area's inability to ...

Built on the remains of the old Yamashita shopping centre, Ebisu Yokocho (‘back alley’) opened ...

Wander around the ramshackle street of Nonbei Yokocho ('Drunkard's Alley’) where you'll find ...

The burrito situation in Tokyo remains rather woeful: Ebisu's Libre closed in 2014, leaving ...

Go hunting for creamy custard delights

Sweets specialists Chez Luis operate several branches in Tokyo, but this Hachiman-dori location ...

Testa Rossa Cafe’s trademark Asakusa Silk pudding (¥380) lives up to its name with a superbly ...

Ningyocho's Tsukushi, a traditionally Japanese confectionery shop, first opened its doors way ...

Lettre d’Amour’s 'Shirokane Pudding' (¥420) only requires four ingredients: milk, cream, eggs ...

As the name suggests, this is a pudding speciality shop that's located halfway between Okusawa ...

Found far out in western Tokyo, Tamago Kobo makes simple but absolutely delicious puddings, ...