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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「Shinise」Shop List

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    Takase Ikebukuro Main Store

    Founded in Taisho 9 (1920)A long-established Western-style confectionery shop that has been part of Ikebukuro since t…
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    Minami Aoyama Shimizu-yu

    Established before 1903 (Meiji 36)Over 100 years since its founding. A long-established public bath and sauna continu…
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    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…
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    • Tokyo MetropolisChuo Ward

    Yamamoto Nori Shop Nihonbashi Main Sto…

    Founded in Kaei 2 (1849)https://youtu.be/jSC44RhlOGUDiscover Japanese food culture through premium seaweed that melts…
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    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…
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    • Tokyo MetropolisChiyoda Ward

    Kanda Yabu Soba

    Founded in 1880 (Meiji 13)Enjoy seasonal flavors at a soba shop that has continued since the Meiji eraThis famous sob…

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