This long-standing restaurant has been staking out a spot near Ningyocho Station since 1953, ...
Chikusen has been dealing in dyed kimonos since 1842 – choose between the formal silk Edo komon ...
If you're attending a wedding or other special occasion and feel like dressing up in ...
Treat yourself to century-old yoshoku – a Western-influenced style of cooking that's been ...
Get a protein kick with this Japanese rice dish made with chicken simmered in dashi soup and ...
There's something to be said for the sheer devotion of all those Tokyo pizzaioli working ...
The first thought that strikes on visiting Pizzeria Il Tamburello is that Tokyo really needs ...
Save the trees and present gifts, pack clothes or carry groceries home from the supermarket in ...
Japanese tenugui (handkerchiefs) have multiple uses and at Chidoriya you'll be hard-pressed to ...
This tiny store is packed with just the kind of memorabilia you'll want to remember your time ...
For most Japanese people, sushi is associated not so much with Tokyo but rather with Edo, the ...
One of the oldest continuously operating restaurants in Ningyocho, Houmitei has been in ...
Ningyocho's Tsukushi, a traditionally Japanese confectionery shop, first opened its doors way ...
Operating in Ningyocho for three generations, Tenoto serves three types of tempura over rice: ...
The tempura bowl (¥1,100) at Tempura Nakayama in Ningyocho is also known as the ‘black tendon’. ...
This tea shop exudes the soothing aroma of hoji-cha (roasted tea), and hosts a quaint upstairs ...
If prepared incorrectly, fugu (pufferfish) meat is lethally poisonous. There's no need to fear ...
The surrounding houses and parking lot almost obscure this quiet neighbourhood shrine, but it ...
The speciality here is torayaki – tiger-patterned pancakes stuffed with azuki bean paste. They ...
Established in 1705, this store continues the legacy of its innovative ancestors, offering a ...
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