Image of Exploring trendy cafes in Kodenmacho and Bakurocho, walking by the Sumida River, and savoring menchi katsu in Ningyocho.

This time, we’re taking a stroll through Kodenmacho, Bakurocho, and Ningyocho, places you may have heard of but not know well. These areas are often grouped with Nihonbashi, which might make them a bit hard to distinguish. They’re known for numerous apparel wholesale districts, resulting in plenty of trendy cafes and restaurants.

Lunch starts near Kodenmacho Station (H15) at “COMMISSARY”. Although small in scale, it’s a stylish and slightly unusual food court.

Keeping lunch light, next is a doughnut shop for souvenirs, just a 5-minute walk away.
Walking through the grid-like streets of buildings, you’ll find some attractive eateries along the way. It’s about a 10-minute walk to the next spot.
It takes about 5 minutes to get to the next spot.
Plus, it’s only 5 minutes to the next spot. Take a break at a stylish cafe.
It takes about 10 minutes to the next spot. It is located before the Sumida River (Ryogoku Bridge).
It is a 10-minute walk along the Sumida River. You can go straight into Hamacho Park from the back.
If you are tired, it takes about 8 minutes to the next cafe. If you are not in the mood, you can go through and head to the next “Ningyocho Imahan”.
It takes about 5 minutes to the next spot. It is recommended to go through Amazake Yokocho.

This time, this “Imahan” is the goal. The nearest stations are Ningyocho (H14) and Suitengumae (Z10).

Ningyocho also has a lot of fun places and stores, such as long-established Western-style restaurants, so please take a walk around there on your way home.