1632 places found
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Taito-ku / Tokyo
Since 1910 — a specialist in Japanese delicacies
Since 1717 — three centuries of nori on Nakamise
Since 1921 — three generations of fresh seafood
Since 1921 — juicy steamed buns as a souvenir
Since 1936 — a classic neighborhood sushi counter
Since 1877 — a survivor of the milk hall era
Since 1926 — Tokyo-style oden on Umamichi-dori
Since 1854 — hand-drawn lanterns for every occasion
Since the Tenpo era — wooden boxes, hand-crafted
Since 1719 — hand-painted lanterns for Sanja Matsuri
Since 1867 — tabi footwear and festival gear
Since 1866 — Japan's only Edo-style toy shop
Since 1861 — crafting drums and portable shrines
Since the Bunsei era — eel with a Sumida River view
Since 1903 — Edomae sushi without added sugar
Since 1907 — eel grilled over binchotan charcoal
Since 1917 — mackerel and sashimi at a classic izakaya
Since 1929 — devoted to grated yam cuisine
Since 1937 — among Tokyo's oldest okonomiyaki shops
Since 1902 — the original sweet potato yokan
Since 1854 — classic Japanese sweets since Ansei
Since 1860 — soba topped with two giant shrimp
Since 1886 — sweet potato treats reimagined
Since 1907 — beloved for its simmered offal stew
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