Yanaka Walking Spots 10 – Easy Guide for Foreign Visitors!
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Yanaka is an old resident area where you can feel 1960’s Japan!
It’s not bombed during WW2 , the atmosphere is still calm and peaceful local town.
Nezu Shrine
A beautiful Shinto shrine famous for its bright red torii gates.
It is especially popular during the spring azalea festival and is a great photo spot.
Himalayan Cedar Tree
A large cedar tree inside Yanaka Cemetery.
It is a peaceful place where visitors can enjoy nature and a quiet atmosphere.
Yanaka Cemetery
A historic cemetery surrounded by greenery.
It is a calm walking area and the resting place of Tokugawa Yoshinobu, the last shogun of Japan.
Kayaba Coffee
A retro-style café with a traditional Japanese atmosphere.
It is well known for its classic breakfast and hand-drip coffee.
Yanaka Beer Hall
A cozy craft beer bar in a renovated old house. A perfect place to relax after walking around Yanaka.
Allan West Gallery
A small art gallery that matches Yanaka’s traditional vibe.
Visitors can enjoy works by Japanese artists.
Nekomon
A famous shop selling maneki-neko (lucky cats).
It is a popular place for souvenirs and photos.
Asakura Museum of Sculpture
The former home and studio of sculptor Fumio Asakura. The museum features sculptures, traditional architecture, and a beautiful garden.
Hatsune Alley
A narrow alley lined with small local restaurants and bars. It offers a true taste of Tokyo’s old downtown charm.
Sunset Stairs (Yuyake Dandan)
The famous staircase at the entrance of Yanaka Ginza.
It is one of the best places in the area to watch the sunset.
Over 60 temples!
Ther are over 60 temples here in every corner, make a calm and quiet atmosphere.
In 1657 there was a big fire accident in the downtown Tokyo , many temples moved here from the spot.
You can enjoy walking through them!
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