Good Food, Good Mood in Tokyo
Katsushika: Aoto, Keisei Takasago, Shibamata, Koiwa, Keisei Tateishi Stations
Authentic Japanese cuisine and desserts that are within walking distance to Aoto Kachofugetsu/Ukiyoan Takasago or just a short train ride away!
Kawachiya
Takagiya Rōho
Kameya Honpo
Tsukemen Michi
Trattoria Takichi
cafeRob 京成小岩店
Unagi Uomasa
Ishii
Yoshii
Iseya
Shoei-ken
Butaya
Gyu-shige
HOKUHOKU 鉄板ダイニング
黒毛和牛焼肉 舜 青砥
Takagiya Rōho
5-chōme-41-1 Takasago
5-chōme-41-1 Takasago
Kaishu
Historic Tokyo: Asakusa & Ueno Stations
Cafe Rion
Kura Sushi Global Flagship Store Asakusa
Ninja Experience Cafe Asakusa In Tokyo
Tempura Asakusa SAKURA
Central Tokyo: Nihombashi, Higashi-Ginza, Shimbashi Stations (Tokyo Station Vicinity)
FUJIYA Restaurant Sukiyabashi Store
Be! FRUITS SANDWICH
Modern Tokyo: Shinjuku, Shibuya, Harajuku, Roppongi Stations
Baby Tapi Tokyo Harajuku
Meat & Cheese ARK 2nd
Traveler advice
Customs and culture
Dining Hours & Shop Closures in Japan
Many restaurants and cafes in Japan have a slow start, often opening around 10 or 11 AM. Lunch service typically ends by 2 or 3 PM, with dinner service beginning at 5 PM. Additionally, small independent shops, especially on shopping streets, often close on Wednesdays. This tradition stems from cultural beliefs about the character for "water" (水) symbolizing things flowing away, as well as the idea that midweek closures allow businesses to cater to weekend visitors more effectively.