Description
- This is an area that collectively refers to the shopping street from Kagurazaka Station to Sotobori Street and the surrounding shops.
- There is a wide range of restaurants, from high-end sushi restaurants to inexpensive chain restaurants.
- There are many shops selling Japanese miscellaneous goods and Japanese sweets, which are remnants of the entertainment district.
Business Hours
AM10:00 to PM7:00 (example)
Closed Days
Every Monday (example)
English Support
It varies depending on the store.
Barrier-Free
The entire area is made of concrete, making it easy to walk, but it has many hills.
Fees
Free (passing)
Access
The nearest station to the north end is the Kagurazaka exit of Kagurazaka Station (Metro Tozai Line). The nearest station to the south is Iidabashi Station (Metro Namboku Line), exit B3.
Nearby spots
Koishikawa Koraku-en Garden
Mito Mitsukuni, famous for “Mito Komon”, created the garden. Characteristic features include rice fields and samurai-style exterior wall tiles.
Yasukuni Shrine (Yasukuni jinja)
This is a shrine where people who died for the country are enshrined as gods.
Printing Museum
This museum introduces everything from the history of printing in Japan to the latest printing technology. Many items that were actually used at the time are on display.
Official Links
https://www.kagurazaka-6.com/ (Kagurazaka Shotengai, Japanese only)
https://www.kagurazaka.in/ (Kagurazaka-dori Shotenkai)
