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I will show you the best destinations to go for street food in Tokyo. Yanaka Ginza, Togoshi Ginza, Harajuku, Nakamise Dori and Ameya Yokocho in Ueno. Street food could be hard to find in the busy area in Tokyo, but you won't go hungry in these places.
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Ameya Yokocho, or simply Ameyoko, is Ueno’s fun and lively shopping street that is on the must-see list of pretty much everyone coming to Japan. Among the many shops offering food, accessories, and clothes is the famous Niki no Kashi, known for its massive abundance of Japanese snacks and sweets for ridiculously low prices. From nostalgic candy to high-end confectionery, look forward to over 5,000 varieties of different sweets! Bulk purchases are made easy here, so if you’re planning to stock up on some delightful snacks for yourself and friends or family at home, you’ve come to the right place. However, with a selection as huge as Niki no Kashi’s, it’s easy to lose one’s head among the many colorful things. To help you find the absolute must-try sweets, we talked to Yasunori Nakagawa, the store manager of Niki no Kashi at Ameyoko.
Ameya Yokocho, almost always referred to simply as “Ameyoko”, is found in one of the most popular tourist destinations in Tokyo - Ueno! While Ueno may be best known for its famous Ueno Cultural Park and incredible museums, Ueno has its very own renowned market street as well. It’s an area full of many different kinds of shops and spans 400 meters from Ueno station to Okachimachi station, which happens to be a neighboring station on the Yamanote Line. Although only a short 400 meters long, Ameyoko boasts around 400 shops! This concentration of shops in one area also brings a massive crowd of roughly 500,000 people preparing for New Year’s during the last days of the year (from December 29th to 31st). Ameyoko is full of great places to shop, fun things to look at, and the best part—amazing foods! This open-air market is known by many Japanese people as an excellent place to not only shop for inexpensive things but also to “tabearuki,” or eat around. This means that many will go to Ameyoko just to taste several different food items! With many shops selling smaller portions of different foods, it’s possible to try countless different treats while you’re there! Here, we’ll introduce you to some of the best places to go for eating your way around Ameyoko like a local.