Making you forget all about shoddy flip-flops, Yoitaya specialises in artisanally crafted, ...
If you're looking to wine and dine your date at a romantic spot, this restaurant fits the bill. ...
Ginza's one and only 'show restaurant' puts on a colourful parade of both cross-dressing and ...
Owner and bartender Toshiyuki Kamiki once worked at an agricultural cooperative so he’s ...
Mikawaya specialises in the kind of food that any commoner from old Edo would recognise. ...
A remnant of the freight trains that ran between Shiodome Station and Tsukijishijo Station from ...
Unlike conventional flower shops, this one primarily stocks wild grass. The seasonal plants and ...
Founded shortly after WWII, this restaurant is credited with inventing katsu curry, a popular ...
Founded as a tabi (socks) shop right across from the Kabuki-za, Oonoya still deals in ...
With a selection of original and curated hats from stores like Borsalino and Christie’s, this ...
Founded in 1894, this fruit dealer offers only the highest quality seasonal wares and is ...
Just near Kabuki-za theatre, this restaurant draws in lunchtime crowds with its fluffy omurice ...
Tonkatsu or pork cutlet may not be what Japanese cuisine is best known for, but it sure is ...
You know you're doing something right when the Imperial Household is on your client list. These ...
Sanrio’s flagship store was re-opened in late October 2009 with the largest selection of Sanrio ...
Stop by this liquor store for a quick (and reasonably priced) sake or wine tasting, paired with ...
Pick up interesting Japanese antiques and curios that have survived through the ages, including ...
A clothing store that emphasises the Japanese tradition of producing durable, comfortable ...
Try the speciality sweet Kuya Monaka, made of a crunchy outer shell that’s filled with ...
This Showa era-style standing izakaya in Ginza Corridor-gai was the first place in Japan to ...
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