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Shibamata Taishakuten approach lined with old shops

Shibamata Taishakuten Sando

A 200 m temple approach from Shibamata Station to Taishakuten, lined with old wooden storefronts selling kusa-dango (grass dumplings) and senbei. Hours vary by shop.

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Jujo Ginza

A 520 m covered arcade with more than 200 shops, 30 seconds from the north exit of Jujo Station. Butcher croquettes, grilled chicken and skewers cost a few hundred yen. Hours vary by shop. Pin is approximate.

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Happy Road Oyama

A 500 m covered arcade of more than 200 shops by Oyama Station on the Tobu Tojo Line, with butcher croquettes, a long-running daigaku-imo shop and unusual taiyaki. Check shop hours before going. Pin is approximate.

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Sunamachi Ginza

A lively 670 m shopping street in Koto ward, known for hot-pot, oden and yakitori shops where most items cost around 100 yen. Street hours are listed as 10:00 to 19:00, though they vary by shop. Pin is approximate.

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Togoshi Ginza

Said to be Tokyo's longest shopping street at about 1.3 km, with around 400 shops and a street-food scene built on croquettes, with several shops selling their own versions. One minute from Togoshi Ginza Station. Hours vary by shop. Pin is approximate.

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Yanaka Ginza

A retro neighbourhood shopping street of about 60 shops between Nippori and Sendagi, five minutes from JR Nippori Station, known for menchi-katsu, croquettes and sweets. Niku no Suzuki's menchi-katsu is about 250 yen and often sells out early. Hours vary by shop.

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Tokyo neighbourhood shopping street (illustrative)

Sugamo Jizo-dori Shopping Street

An 800 m shopping street leading to Kogan-ji, home of the Togenuki Jizo statue, and nicknamed the Harajuku for grandmothers. It has a famous daifuku shop and red-underwear stores, and a fair on the 4th, 14th and 24th of each month. Most shops close around 18:00; some izakaya stay open to about midnight. Three minutes from Sugamo Station. Photo is illustrative.

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Shopping street in Asakusa (illustrative)

Asakusa Hoppy Dori

Hoppy Dori, the stew street, is a row of open-front izakaya just west of Senso-ji serving beef stew (nikomi) with Hoppy, a low-alcohol beer-like drink. Shops open roughly 10:30 to 22:30 but vary. Photo is illustrative of the neighbourhood.

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Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai

A market-style food and entertainment complex with about 70 shops beside the Toyosu fish market, four minutes from Shijomae Station. Retail runs about 10:00 to 18:00 and restaurants to 22:00; entry is free and there is a Manyo Club hot spring.

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Market stall at a Japanese antique fair (illustrative)

Oedo Antique Market

Tokyo's largest outdoor antique market, with about 250 stalls in the Tokyo International Forum plaza on the 1st and 3rd Sundays, 9:00 to 16:00. Cancelled in rain. Photo is illustrative.

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Stalls at a Japanese temple flea market (illustrative)

Setagaya Boro-ichi

One of Tokyo's oldest street fairs, founded in 1578, held on December 15 and 16 and January 15 and 16 from 9:00 to 20:00. Around 200,000 visitors a day browse stalls of food, plants, tools and second-hand goods. Photo is illustrative of a Japanese flea market.

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Narrow yokocho alley with izakaya (illustrative)

Ebisu Yokocho

Ebisu Yokocho is a covered, retro-styled alley of small izakaya and food stalls about two minutes from JR Ebisu Station's East Exit. It is lively with after-work crowds and open late. Hours differ by shop, so check the official site before going. Photo is illustrative of a Tokyo yokocho.

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Tokyo's after-dark food scene runs through drinking alleys, market streets and weekend flea markets rather than classic night markets. This collection gathers every Tokyo market in our directory, each with opening days, signature dishes and practical tips.

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