A great grocery store that has been around for a long time. Homemade bread and fine imported ingredients are a pleasure to browse. Among the breads, the natural yeast croissants are popular. We recommend buying bread, drinks, and deli items and having a picnic at the nearby Saigoyama Park.
The address near Daikanyama is “Sarugakucho,” a 6th-7th century burial mound that gave the area its name. It is a small space but has been carefully preserved with a very nice atmosphere. If you visit the neighborhood, pay a visit.
You can enjoy a Japanese house and its garden in the fashionable city. It is not large in scale, so you can visit it in a short time. The atmosphere is nostalgic for the common people.
The shopping street in Sugamo is famous as “Grandma’s Harajuku. Togenuki Jizo (Togenuki Jizo) (Kogan-ji Temple) is also a must-see, but young people can also have fun as there are many delicious foods. If you want to eat and walk around, try the shio daifuku (salted rice cake). There are several stores where you can […]
A very popular rice ball specialty restaurant. There are many varieties of onigiri and they are all really delicious. You can watch the onigiri being made, so you can enjoy yourself while you wait. To avoid the line, we recommend you to go around 3:00 p.m.
Get off at Kishimojin-mae station on the Arakawa tram line and wander down to pay a visit. The approach to the temple, with its nice cafes, is beautiful and very relaxing. There is also a candy shop in the precincts of the temple that has been around since the Edo period. If the schedule permits, […]
Don Quijote has a different atmosphere from other stores. It has a high-class atmosphere, including Asahiya, a Matsusaka meat specialty store in Mie Prefecture. The store is not that large, but it is convenient and easy to browse.
A street lined with very beautiful ginkgo trees. It is perfect for a stroll during the fall foliage season. It is recommended to enter from Shirokanedai Station and walk back and forth along the street. The street also leads to Ebisu and Hiroo, but they are a bit far.
A little upscale, but delicious and famous buckwheat noodle restaurant. It is a small restaurant, but the atmosphere is nice and warm.
A famous tonkatsu restaurant with a Showa-era Japanese feel, the counter on the first floor allows you to see everything being prepared, so you can enjoy yourself while you wait.