An old-fashioned sweet shop. There are many old buildings around here that survived the war. This Takemura is one of them. Once inside, the atmosphere changes as if you have gone back in time. It is a special place and a must-see when you want to spend time slowly.
Nearby are the long-established soba noodle restaurants “Matsuya” and “Yabusoba,” and across the street is “Kanda Isegen,” which serves ankou hot pot.
The former Bansebashi Station has now been transformed into a place to experience art as the art project “JAPAN ART BRIDGE”. (It used to have nice cafes, restaurants, sundries, and other stores, but most of them have been replaced!) It is a little far from the station, so you don’t pass by it often, but […]
Otemachi and Marunouchi are in the Ujiko area, so many people in suits line up for Hatsumode. Akihabara is also close by. We recommend the amazake (sweet sake) at Amanoya, located on the approach to the shrine. This highly nutritious amazake is made with only rice and malt. The malt is made in the basement […]
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