Step off the typical tourist trail and dive into the everyday life of locals on this 2-hour walking tour of Sunamachi Ginza! Known as one of Tokyo's most beloved retro shopping streets, this bustling 670-meter lane is packed with over 130 family-run shops and food stalls retaining a nostalgic "Showa-era" charm. With a friendly English-speaking guide by your side, you will easily overcome the language barrier, interact with local shop owners, and taste some of the best affordable street food Tokyo has to offer.
Meeting Point: Toyocho Station in Tokyo 1 Exit (Outside)
The last stop is to visit the Sunamachi Ginza "Shotengai". "Shotengai" is the Japanese word for shopping streets with small local shops on both sides. Sunamachi Ginza arcade used to be a quite, small arcade before the air raid in Tokyo, but after the huge air raid in 1945, it became a scorched earth. Now it is one of the most popular shopping street with approx. 180 small shops that sell fresh local produce, everyday grocery, and everything else. Since this arcade was rebuilt after World War II, the local people has put a lot of effort to rebuilt the street and its unique atmosphere and culture has a vestiges of Showa period (1926-1989). Sunamachi Ginza "Shotengai" is now part of the daily life for the locals and there are about 18,000 people shopping or simply strolling there everyday.
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