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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Okadaya Fuse
Founded in Tenpō 6 (1835)Known for drums crafted with expert skills, and a rich selection of Buddhist altars and ritu… -
Kimuraya Main Store
Founded in Keio 4 (1868)Ningyoyaki shaped after Asakusa landmarks is a specialty of Nakamise StreetThe oldest ningyoy… -
Japanese Swords
Founded in the Meiji eraWe offer a wide selection of Samurai art such as Japanese swords and sword fittings.We sell a… -
Morihan Nori Shop
Founded in Meiji 34 (1901)The birthplace of roasted nori sold in tea canisters, where you can enjoy the highest-quali… -
Kototoi Dango
Founded in the late Edo period.The three-color dango, loved since the Edo period, is perfect as a gift.A dango shop t… -
Mamegen Azabu Juban Honten
Founded in the first year of the Keio era (1865)Signature bean snacks and freshly fried salted okaki available only a… -
Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten
Founded in the first year of Bunkyū (1861)https://youtu.be/68qlf1hoN4kA long-established maker of drums, mikoshi, and… -
Shinbashi Tamakiya
Founded in Tenmei 2 (1782)A simmered seafood and simmered bean shop that has delivered the same delicious taste for t… -
Ibasen
Founded in Tenshō 18 (1590)https://youtu.be/mhGpfrikHwAChic designed fans and folding fans that have long been loved …
「Tokyo Metropolis」Shop List
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Funawa Main Store
Meiji 35 (1902)A long-established Asakusa shop that created the classic Japanese sweets, Imo Yokan and MitsumameThe A… -
Kibundō Main Store
Founded in Meiji 23 (1890)For over 130 years beside Asakusa Kaminarimon. Ningyō-yaki passed down through a secret, in… -
Yagenbori Shin-Nakamise Main Store
Founded in Kan'ei 2 (1625)Shichimi chili pepper loved by Tokugawa Iemitsu, adjustable to your preferred spicinessA lo… -
Yoshinoya Shoten
Founded in Ansei 1 (1854)https://youtu.be/9-DGgQR0AIgLighting the heart with Edo aesthetics through “Edo lanterns”Han… -
Dote-no-Iseya
Founded in Meiji 22 (1889)For about 130 years since its founding, the main features have been its unchanged technique… -
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…
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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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