87 places
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Shinjuku-ku / Tokyo
Handmade tofu crafted by six generations since 1887
150 years of eyewear craftsmanship since 1875
A sake specialist by Yotsuya Station since 1850
Kagurazaka tempura since 1977, born in a former geisha house
A Kagurazaka kappo restaurant on a cobblestone alley since 1976
The birthplace of Japanese manuscript paper in Kagurazaka since 1659
Edomae sushi that has anchored Kagurazaka for more than half a century
Kagurazaka's iconic oversized steamed pork bun shop since 1957
A Kagurazaka rice cracker shop favored by kabuki actors since 1948
A Kagurazaka confectioner known for its water manju since 1946
A Kagurazaka confectioner run by four generations since 1935
A Kagurazaka specialist in geta sandals and umbrellas since 1910
A Kagurazaka Cantonese restaurant with roots as a sushi shop since 1889
Kagurazaka's soba shop since 1884, birthplace of katsu-soba
An eel kaiseki restaurant with over 150 years of history since 1869
A Shinjuku institution watching over the neighborhood since 1951
A Nishi-Shinjuku sake izakaya open for more than 40 years
A long-standing izakaya near Suehirotei theater since 1972
A sushi shop tracing back to the postwar black markets of Omoide Yokocho
Whale and Sanriku-style seafood in Kabukicho for 50 years
A Kabukicho eel specialist and birthplace of the eel skewer, since the 1950s
Birthplace of tonkatsu chazuke since 1954
A Shinjuku 3-chome coffeehouse serving since 1958
Golden Gai's oldest bar, pouring drinks since 1948
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