We feature Japan’s long-established shops—businesses that have endured for over a century, passing down craftsmanship, spirit, and stories through generations.
「Shinise」What's New & Recommended
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Notoji
Founded in the Ansei era (1854–1860)Their soba made with domestic duck sourced from a poultry wholesaler is very popu… -
Kanda Yabu Soba
Founded in 1880 (Meiji 13)Enjoy seasonal flavors at a soba shop that has continued since the Meiji eraThis famous sob… -
Toshimaya Sake Shop
Founded in Keichō 1 (1596)The root of the izakaya, a “Tokyo Modern Tavern” where you can enjoy Edo’s drinking culture… -
Komagata Dozeu
Founded in Kyōwa 1 (1801)https://youtu.be/rO4rp7FOh9EEnjoy unpretentious flavors in a space that preserves the Edo pe… -
Nakasei
Founded in Meiji 3 (1870)The famous “Raijin-age” loved since the Meiji eraThis Edo-style tempura restaurant has been … -
Okame Sushi
Founded in Ansei 2 (1856)Edo-style sushi that continues to evolve while respecting traditionEdo-style sushi that has … -
Komagata Maekawa
Founded in the Bunka-Bunsei era (early 1800s)Enjoy exquisite eel dishes while admiring the stunning sceneryThis eel r… -
Dozeu Iidaya
Founded in Meiji 35 (1902)Enjoy nutritious loach cooked in a traditional sweet soy broth.Since the Meiji era, this lo… -
Chikuyotei Main Restaurant
Founded in the late Edo periodA long-established eel restaurant that appears in I Am a CatThis famous eel restaurant …
「Shinise」Shop List
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Sakura Nabe Nakae
Founded in 1905 (Meiji 38)They have been making Edo’s traditional local cuisine for 118 years. A long-established sak… -
Edo-style Confectioner Nihonbashi Naga…
Founded in the Kyōhō era (1716–1736)A long-established Japanese confectionery shop loved by the Tokugawa familyA Japa… -
Sumiy a / J uan Chuzaemon
Meiji 6 (1873)https://youtu.be/IRgbNEX2j8YAuthentic hand-cut soba enjoyed together with the history of the regionWhen… -
Edoya
Founded in Kyōhō 3 (1718)https://youtu.be/x3B8gCF3Zo8A comprehensive specialty shop for brushes and brooms located al… -
Toshimaya Sake Shop
Founded in Keichō 1 (1596)The root of the izakaya, a “Tokyo Modern Tavern” where you can enjoy Edo’s drinking culture… -
Takase Ikebukuro Main Store
Founded in Taisho 9 (1920)A long-established Western-style confectionery shop that has been part of Ikebukuro since t…
Category
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Signature Foods
We explore local food specialties and the depth of Japanese food culture.
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Timeless Essentials for Everyday Life
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Traditional Japanese Sweets
Traditional Japanese sweets reflect the seasons and Japanese aesthetics.
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Sake of Shinise
We introduce Japanese alcohol made by long-established producers and their evolving traditions.
Shinise Videos
Shinise Festival
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01.Hokkaido
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02.Aomori Prefecture
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03.Iwate Prefecture
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04.Miyagi Prefecture
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05.Akita Prefecture
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06.Yamagata Prefecture
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07.Fukushima Prefecture
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08.Ibaraki Prefecture
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09.Tochigi 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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13.Tokyo Metropolis
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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







