81 places
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Arakawa-ku / Tokyo
Second-generation monjayaki keeping shitamachi flavor alive
Meiji-era craftsmanship dressing hina dolls
A workshop for tsumami-kanzashi, an Arakawa cultural asset
Over a century of bonbon candy behind a pink-striped tent
Showa-retro charm still alive in Machiya
Elvis on the stereo, half a century of family coffee
A Taisho-era sushi counter under a green tiled roof
Handmade tofu from a shop founded in 1944
Skewered stew simmered since 1948, by the tram tracks
A family fish shop serving Arakawa since the early Showa era
Handcrafted kamaboko in Arakawa since 1978
A century-old soba shop in Minamisenju since 1919
Fried pork cutlets on Kotsu-dori since 1912
Hand-grilled thick rice crackers since around 1945
An independent eyewear shop in Minamisenju since 1924
A U-shaped-counter tavern pouring drinks since 1964
A rice shop tracing its producers by name since 1952
A retro coffee shop unchanged since 1970
Third-generation fishmonger on Nakadori since 1925
Traditional sweets beside the ward office since 1910
Hand-painted Edo lanterns crafted since 1913
Guarding Edo-style bamboo basketry since around 1907
House-made noodles in a light broth since 1952
A downtown izakaya pouring drinks since 1948
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