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Found in Taito-ku's Torigoe, this shopping street features around 230 shops selling a variety of groceries, including readily prepared, traditional okazu (sides). Roadside snacking is possible at the small rest area, equipped with tables and chairs, found near the middle of the street. Note that most shops here are closed on Sundays.
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Transport Asakusabashi Station (Sobu line), west exit; Shin-Okachimachi Station (Oedo line), exit A4
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