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Tokyo Stroll Supplement: Akihabara and Kanda
This page indexes, contains corrections and has additions to the Akihabara and Kanda chapter of Tokyo Stroll.For information on Tokyo Stroll and this web supplement see Tokyo Stroll Supplement home page Entries in plain text with a page number indicate an entry in Tokyo Stroll. This allows these supplement pages to also function as an index for each chapter.
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2k540 Aki-Oka Artisan
This interesting shopping mall under the Yamanote Line tracks was founded in 2010. 2k540 is a series of 50 shops and cafés with a focus on the well-crafted items. Clothing, accessories, ceramics, bags, and more. While in some stores many items are made by store staff in other shops most items sold are sourced from craftsmen throughout Japan. However, this is a unique collection of shops and a good place to look for gifts. AKIBA Cultures ZONE: Tokyo Stroll page 58 Akiba-i / Akihabara Tourist Information Center: Tokyo Stroll page 58 Akihabara Radio Kaikan: Tokyo Stroll page 53 Akihabara station: Tokyo Stroll page 53 Amanoya: Tokyo Stroll page 69 Animate: Tokyo Stroll page 59 ASTOP: Tokyo Stroll page 56 Botan: Tokyo Stroll page 66 Hanabusa Inari Jinja: Tokyo Stroll page 59 Hijiribashi: Tokyo Stroll page 69 Holy Resurrection Cathedral / Fukkatsu Daiseidō: Tokyo Stroll page 67 Isegen: Tokyo Stroll page 60 K-Books: Tokyo Stroll page 57 Kaiyōdō Hobby Lobby Tokyo: Tokyo Stroll page 58 Kanda Matsuya: Tokyo Stroll page 66 Kanda Myōjin: Tokyo Stroll page 70 Kanda Yabu Soba: Tokyo Stroll page 66 Kandagawa: Tokyo Stroll page 67 Kōbu Inari Jinja: Tokyo Stroll page 58 Kotobukiya Akihabara: Tokyo Stroll page 58 mAAch ecute: Tokyo Stroll page 67 Mandarake: Tokyo Stroll page 59 Mansei: Tokyo Stroll page 60 Manseibashi: Tokyo Stroll page 60
Myōjinshita Kandagawa (明神下 神田川)
A small restaurant specializing in unagi kabayaki, broiled eel. Almost everything on the menu involves eel. The sauce they use is the original from the restaurant's founding in 1805 replenished but never used up and always saved in times of disaster. The building, reconstructed after being burned in WWII, has a very old feel to it, they are proud of having an "Edo Period" vibe. Seating is traditional Japanese, cushions on tatami mats. Shōheibashi: Tokyo Stroll page 67 Takemura: Tokyo Stroll page 61 Yanagimori Jinja: Tokyo Stroll page 70 Yushima Seidō: Tokyo Stroll page 69 Back to the Tokyo Stroll Supplement home page - Privacy Notice - Back to Gilles' home page Created July 10, 2021 | Content last updated August 23, 2023 |