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This maze-like collection of nostalgic, Showa-era alleys houses around 60 eateries and bars, including Bulldog with its 25cm menchikatsu (ground beef cutlet) and several renowned sushi joints. The early post-war buildings make for an authentic downtown experience, while the friendly shop owners always welcome newcomers with open arms.
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Transport Oimachi Station (Keihin-Tohoku, Tokyu Oimachi, Rinkai lines), east exit
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Restaurants & Cafés near Higashi-Koji, Heiwa-Koji, Suzuran-Dori
Vampire
If you’re on an afternoon stroll through the narrow alleys right by Oimachi Station, this ...
Isamizushi
This tiny sushi shop, located on a side street close to Oimachi Station, serves deliciously ...
Coffee & Sweets Awaya
This old-school coffee shop right by Oimachi Station turned things around drastically a few ...
Menichi Kiccho
There aren't many joints in Tokyo serving Shirakawa-style ramen from Fukushima, so this Oimachi ...
Pizzaman
Housed in a vine-covered, barrack-like concrete tube decorated with aluminium furniture, toy ...
Jizakeya Noboru
A laid-back, nihonshu-fuelled evening complete with great food is the recipe at Noboru, a ...
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