Yuyake Dandan

Yuuyake Dandan: It is the stairs between Gotenzaka and Yanaka Ginza. In the evening, you can see a beautiful sunset in the direction of Yanaka Ginza from this staircase.

5 minutes

Shinimonogurui

Evil Stamp Shop Shinimonogurui: This is a shop where you can make name stamps with cute illustrations, featuring a large cat sign. Why not make an original stamp to commemorate your visit to Yanaka, the city of cats?

15 minutes

Yanaka Shippoya

Yanaka Shippoya: Try a donut stick, resembling the shape and pattern of a cat's tail. Our favourites are the creamy ones!

5 minutes

Kanekichien

Kanekichien: You can shop for equipment used in Japanese tea ceremonies in this lovely shop.

10 minutes

Niku no Suzuki

Niku no Suzuki: Their freshly fried menchi-katsu is beyond delicious!

10 minutes

Waguriya

Waguriya: It is the only store in Japan that specializes in Japanese chestnuts and owns its own farm, and is popular for its sweets that make the most of the natural flavor and taste of Japanese chestnuts.

5 minutes

Echigoya Honten

Echigoya Saketen: Taste Japanese beer and sake, and enjoy drinking the Japanese way; kadouchi.

25 minutes

Hand Puppets Shokichi

Hand Puppets Shokichi: Enjoy this fantastically expressive puppet show by professional puppeteers!

40 minutes

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Snake Road: Behind Yanaka Ginza, there is an alley that curves like a snake. Take a walk along the alleys that used to be small rivers.

10 minutes

Nezu Shrine

Nezu Shrine: Visit this shrine, also known as a "power spot", right in the center of Nezu, and walk through its magnificent tower gate and tunnel of red torii gates.

30 minutes

Kayaba Coffee

Shitamachi Museum Annex (Old Yoshidaya Sakayaten): Old Yoshidaya Sakayaten, an exhibition hall attached to the Shitamachi Folk Museum, was built in 1910 (Meiji 43) and was an actual liquor shop that operated until 1986 (1986). Visitors can feel as if they have stepped back in time to the Meiji era.

15 minutes

Yanaka Cemetery (Pass By)

Yanaka Cemetery： Numerous famous people are laid to rest in these graves. There are graves of generals who once ruled Japan, literary giants and others, as well as the graves of ordinary people. Visitors will get a glimpse of Japanese culture.