205 places
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Chuo-ku / Tokyo
The pioneer that first packaged pre-shaved bonito flakes
A Meiji-era shop devoted to freshly shaved bonito flakes
Still hand-grilled since its 1924 founding
Generously sweet tamagoyaki since the late Taisho era
Taisho-era tamagoyaki grilled with secret dashi
Ginza's iconic toy emporium
Traditional simmered delicacies since 1935
Refined kappo cuisine in Ginza since 1928
Chinese cuisine and steamed buns since 1899
Classic menchi-katsu since 1924
Karinto specialists since 1909
Japan's oldest surviving beer hall since 1934
Ginza-born Western dining and confections since 1902
World-famous sushi craftsmanship since 1936
Edomae tempura tradition since 1885
Buddhist altars and ritual goods since 1792
Pioneering Japan's coffee culture since 1910
Kimono and accessories since 1878
An artists' haunt for art supplies since 1917
Grilled eel tradition since the late Edo period
From eel cart to Ginza tradition since 1870
One of Japan's "three great ryotei" since the 1910s
Wagashi and matcha since 1907
Ginza soba tradition since 1885
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