Tokyo is a city where tradition and innovation come together. While it stands at the forefront of cutting-edge culture, it is also home to long-established flavors dating back to the Edo period and the refined craftsmanship of highly skilled artisans, making it a place where the essence of Japan’s traditional culture converges.
「Tokyo Metropolis」What's New & Recommended
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Sumiy a / J uan Chuzaemon
Meiji 6 (1873)https://youtu.be/IRgbNEX2j8YAuthentic hand-cut soba enjoyed together with the history of the regionWhen… -
Funawa Main Store
Meiji 35 (1902)A long-established Asakusa shop that created the classic Japanese sweets, Imo Yokan and MitsumameThe A… -
Shinsendo Yanaka Senbei
Taisho 2 (1913)Winner of the Minister’s Award at the National Confectionery Exposition! A long-established shop where… -
Hotman Ome Store
Founded in Meiji 1 (1868)The “1-Second Towel” became a major hit. A long-established towel maker with 150 years of hi… -
Ryu Kobo
Founded in Meiji 22 (1889)The evolving elegance of Edo. “Function and beauty” in the world of kumihimo.Ryu Kobo, one … -
Keishindo Inazaki Hyogu Shop
Founded in Tenpō 8 (1837)Bringing life to hyōgu through techniques passed down since the Edo periodA hyōgu shop that … -
Ueno Fugetsudo
Founded in Enkyo 4 (1747)A long-established confectioner that created the much-loved “Gaufre”The Ueno–Okachimachi are… -
Otsunoya Tamaya
Founded in the first year of the Taisho era (1912)An innovative long-established shop that has led the world of Japan… -
Edo-style Confectioner Nihonbashi Naga…
Founded in the Kyōhō era (1716–1736)A long-established Japanese confectionery shop loved by the Tokugawa familyA Japa…
「Tokyo Metropolis」Shop List
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Founded in Tenpō 13 (1842)https://youtu.be/VUqS7SYmSTkA dyeing house for komon and yukata admired by kimono enthusias… -
Shinjuku Nakamuraya Main Store
Founded in Meiji 34 (1901)A long-established store that has delivered the same “delicious taste” since its foundingIn… -
Kimuraya Main Store
Founded in Keio 4 (1868)Ningyoyaki shaped after Asakusa landmarks is a specialty of Nakamise StreetThe oldest ningyoy… -
Eitaro Sohon Shokudo Nihonbashi Honten…
Founded in the first year of Bunsei (1818).https://youtu.be/i1qgkUqG4DAThe Nihonbashi Main Store is filled with the r… -
Fukagawa Iseya
Founded in 1907 (Meiji 40)Delicious Japanese sweets that fit into everyday life in Fukagawa, where downtown energy an… -
Edo-style Confectioner Nihonbashi Naga…
Founded in the Kyōhō era (1716–1736)A long-established Japanese confectionery shop loved by the Tokugawa familyA Japa…
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Tokyo Metropolis-Shinise
We feature Japan’s long-established shops—businesses that have endured for over a century, passing down craftsmanship, spirit, and stories through generations.
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Tokyo Metropolis-Japanese Liquor Crossing
Japanese Liquor CROSSING® showcases Japan’s rich alcohol culture—from sake to whisky and gin—bringing together tradition and innovation for audiences in Japan and around the world.
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Tokyo Metropolis-Spiritual
Japan has long lived in harmony with nature and developed a rich and distinctive spiritual culture. We share information on shrines, temples, festivals, and traditional fortune-telling.
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Tokyo Metropolis-Event
We share event information from across Japan, focusing on culture, food, and alcohol-related experiences—introducing places where you can experience and discover the best of Japan.
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Tokyo Metropolis-News
agataJapan shares the latest news and topics on long-established businesses, Japanese culture, and alcohol—presenting Japan as it is today.agataJapan shares the latest news and topics on long-established businesses, Japanese culture, and alcohol—presenting Japan as it is today.
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Tokyo Metropolis-Column
We share stories and useful insights on Japan’s long-established businesses and traditional culture, offering articles that bring new perspectives to everyday life.
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01.Hokkaido
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02.Aomori Prefecture
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07.Fukushima Prefecture
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10.Gunma Prefecture
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11.Saitama Prefecture
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12.Chiba Prefecture
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14.Kanagawa Prefecture
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15.Niigata Prefecture
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16.Toyama Prefecture
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17.Ishikawa Prefecture
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18.Fukui Prefecture
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19.Yamanashi Prefecture
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20.Nagano Prefecture
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21.Gifu Prefecture
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22.Shizuoka Prefecture
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23.Aichi Prefecture
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24.Mie Prefecture
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25.Shiga Prefecture
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26.Kyoto Prefecture
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27.Osaka Prefecture
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28.Hyogo Prefecture
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29.Nara Prefecture
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30.Wakayama Prefecture
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31.Tottori Prefecture
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32.Shimane Prefecture
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33.Okayama Prefecture
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34.Hiroshima Prefecture
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35.Yamaguchi Prefecture
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36.Tokushima Prefecture
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37.Kagawa Prefecture
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38.Ehime Prefecture
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39.Kochi Prefecture
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40.Fukuoka Prefecture
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41.Saga Prefecture
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42.Nagasaki Prefecture
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43.Kumamoto Prefecture
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44.Oita Prefecture
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45.Miyazaki Prefecture
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46.Kagoshima Prefecture
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47.Okinawa Prefecture
