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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Ginza (shopping district in Tokyo)Western-style mealMikawaya Grocery Store opened in Ginza in 1887. During the turmoi… -
We don’t stick to tsukudani alon…
Shinbashi, Shinagawa, Odaibapreserved food boiled in soycooked beansTsukudani and ochazuke are perfect for warm rice.… -
Shimbashi Tamaki-ya has been in busine…
Shinbashi, Shinagawa, Odaibapreserved food boiled in soycooked beansTsukudani and ochazuke are perfect for warm rice.… -
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Nihonbashi (bridge)scissorskitchen knife(hair) tweezersSince its establishment in 1783, UBUKEYA has had a history of … -
Ubukeya, a long-established cutlery sh…
Nihonbashi (bridge)scissorskitchen knife(hair) tweezersSince its establishment in 1783, UBUKEYA has had a history of … -
To make Japanese “tea culture…
Shibuya, Daikanyamatea ceremonytea utensilsGyokuho-Do handles tea ceremony utensils on Minami-Aoyama Kotto-dori. Gyok… -
The family motto is “Be a connoi…
Shibuya, Daikanyamatea ceremonytea utensilsGyokuho-Do handles tea ceremony utensils on Minami-Aoyama Kotto-dori. Gyok… -
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Nihonbashi (bridge)katsuobushiIhee Takatsu, the 13th generation owner of Nimben, says, "Even though we are a dried bo…
「Tokyo Metropolis」Shop List
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Kikumi Senbei Sohonten
Meiji 8 (1875)A senbei shop loved in Sendagi for over 140 years. Its specialty is the traditional square-shaped senbe… -
Shiose Sohonke Main Store
1349 (Teiwa 5)https://youtu.be/wPWPwv-uj4EShihose Manju, carefully made using traditional methodsLocated in Akashicho… -
Jusanya Comb Shop
Established in Genbun 1 (1736)Acquire a lifelong boxwood comb at this renowned shop with over 280 years of historySin… -
Shinshōdō
Founded in the first year of the Taisho era (1912)A long-established Japanese sweets shop offering items connected to… -
Indian silk-cotton tree (Bombax ceiba)…
Founded in Tenpō 13 (1842)https://youtu.be/VUqS7SYmSTkA dyeing house for komon and yukata admired by kimono enthusias… -
Akasaka Ishingo Main Store
Founded in 1899 (Meiji 32)A long-established Chinese restaurant visited frequently by historical figures and leaders …
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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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