It is not a tourist area, just an ordinary shopping street. But for some reason, it gives the impression of being quiet and elegant. It is a fun shopping street to walk around while thinking about what it would be like if you lived nearby.
This café is quietly located behind the Shimofuri Ginza shopping street. You can enjoy a cup of delicious coffee. Take a break here before heading to the Old Furukawa Garden.
This Japanese confectionery is famous for its “Age-Monaka (揚最中)”. It is crispy, slightly salty, and delicious. The brown sugar dorayaki “Nanban-yaki (南蛮焼)” is also recommended.
One of Tokyo’s esteemed daimyo gardens, it offers an ideal size for a leisurely walk. The majestic weeping cherry tree at the entrance is particularly breathtaking.
A quaint coffee shop located by Rikugien, known for its high-quality coffee even before the third wave trend began. It offers a welcoming atmosphere where you can enjoy both drinks and meals.
God of learning. The symbolic plum tree is beautiful. This place connects to Ueno, Ochanomizu, and the University of Tokyo. Recommended as a relay point as you can eat around.
The public is free to enter the campus as long as they are not in large groups. You can have a very nice time walking along the beautiful streets, looking at the buildings, and eating in the cafeteria.
It is said to be the second oldest shopping street in Japan. It has a somewhat desolate atmosphere, which is rare in central Tokyo. However, there are some fashionable stores here and there. Look for cafes such as “229” and the meat shop “30-1 サンジュウ ヒク イチ (Sanju Hiku Ichi) “.