Yanaka Ginza is a traditional shopping street in the Taito ward of Tokyo, known for its old-fashioned, nostalgic atmosphere. The street is lined with small, family-run stores, including local food shops, miscellaneous goods stores, and cafes. Visitors can enjoy local snacks like deep-fried sweet buns, grilled skewers, and shaved ice, giving a taste of traditional Japanese street food. The area has a unique, timeless quality that reflects the community's care for preserving its heritage. Nearby attractions include the Yanaka Cemetery and Tokyo University of the Arts, making it a great place to visit with family and friends
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Activities: We went to Yanaka Ginza, which hasn't changed since the post-war years. We visited a shop with artisanal ice cream
Highlights: We fell under the charm of this area, where it felt like we had left "Tokyo the megacity" and found ourselves in a village atmosphere. We were able to enjoy some delicious ice cream ✨