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With its bright red-roofed entrance, topped with a shisa (lion-dog statue), Ginza Washita is hard to miss. Housing Okinawan music, foods and crafts, this shop is a haven for fans of the southern islands who can’t make a trip out there as often as they’d like to. The basement stocks awamori (Okinawa’s answer to shochu) and houses a little parlour area (and we do mean little) serving ice cream and particularly scrumptious Sata-andagi doughnuts.
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Transport Yurakucho Station (Yamanote, Keihin-Tohoku, Yurakucho lines)
Telephone 03 3535 6991
Open 10:30am-8pm
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