Location List

Located on the south side of Yokogawa Station, you can find unique shops with retro atmosphere.

It is the only shopping street outside the central area that has an arcade.

The two streets lined up to the south of Hondori Shopping Street, the largest in the Chugoku region, and the surrounding area are known as "Urabukuro," and are home to unique stores and hidden ones...

Located in the center of Hiroshima, it is an L-shaped shopping street with an east-west street (84m, 10m wide) and a north-south street (179m, 20m wide), and is adjacent to other shopping streets a...

Originally, the row houses that were used as markets have been renovated and this has been reborn as a newly revitalized shopping street, while preserving the Showa retro townscape. The lineup of t...

If you include the length of the Sankacho Shopping Arcade, which has a length of 516m and a width of 11m and features interconnected arcades, the total length becomes 960m. This makes it the longes...

This is a slope leading to the Glover Garden and the Oura Church. Souvenir shops line the street, bustling with large numbers of tourists during the day, but at night, the atmosphere changes drasti...

A shopping mall that is covered by a 14m high arcade, this street is and famous for its mechanical clock, which plays 6 times a day. It is also one of the main areas for the Tanabata Festival.

A five-minute-walk from Sendai Station takes you to this market. It started as an open-air market in about 1950 and has developed year by year. "Fresh, Lively and Cheap" is its catchphrase.

No less than 100 stores stand in row along and narrow alley. An exciting general store managed by a young owner, a select shop, and a restaurant that serves delicious dishes at a reasonable price.

The alley with a retro flavor where over 50 restaurants jostle along a small passage. It features individualistic restaurants such as a famous specialty store of gyoza (chaot-zu), a long-establishe...

The market which started from barracks in the ruins of World War 2, now has a wide range of shops such as a curio shop, a figurine shop, a pet shop, an attractive bar, and a scent shop.

Kokubuncho is the largest evening entertainment district in Tohoku. It is located in downtown Sendai, extending north to south between Jozenji-dori Ave. and Hirose-dori Ave. Nearly 3,000 restaurant...

An old Japanese restaurant with a nostalgic atmosphere. Tables and chairs are on the first floor, and tatami-mat seats are on the second floor.

A shopping arcade with a nostalgic atmosphere. The restaurant known for originating ‘Sobameshi’ (a famous noodle and rice dish from Kobe) is located in the arcade. The popular Japanese film ‘Crows ...

A shopping arcade built in the late 1950’s to early 60’s. Various events including dances by Geishas and Awaodori (Awa Dance) are held.

A buzzling shopping arcade, more like a market, comprised of small shops.

Second largest Chinatown in Japan. Over 100 shops and restaurants in the area make it a great sightseeing and dining destination in Kobe.

A 1.2-kilometer-long shopping arcade stretching for six blocks in downtown Kobe.

A large shopping arcade from Sannomiya to Motomachi. The street is filled with fashionable shops.

A street stretching east and west from the north side of Sannomiya Station to Koikawa-suji Street. At night, bright neon lights light up the street lined with restaurants and bars.

One of the major night life districts of Kobe with many restaurants and bars. The area is called Higashimon (east gate) because the area surrounds the east gate of Ikuta Shrine.