A glimpse of past in Tokyo, a must see for the quiet and relaxing atmosphere. Il you're a cat love this place is for you!!

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Came on a week day, seems also every shops closes at 5pm 🤣 didn’t know that before hand, but anyway beautiful place

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Well it's just a shopping street. If you're on your fifth visit to Tokyo or just want to find a place to have a beer - sure. Otherwise not exactly something special unless you're into small shop shopping. Had a good ramen in one of the small ramenya in the neighborhood though.

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Hello. Nice place, nice view. I used to go there each time i go to Japan. But things change. On the left of the picture, more and more new buildings. Old Tokyo has left

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Yanaka is one of the few districts in Tokyo where the atmosphere of the old city still lingers. Unlike the neon bustle of Shinjuku or Shibuya, here you’ll find quiet backstreets, wooden houses, little temples, and shops that survived both the Great Kanto Earthquake and WWII bombings. A walking route through Yanaka usually starts near Nippori Station and winds through Yanaka Ginza shopping street, Yanaka Cemetery, and the many small temples scattered around. It’s compact, and most highlights can be covered comfortably on foot. • Distance: about 2–3 km depending on detours • Time: a relaxed 2–3 hours is perfect, giving you time for photos, coffee/tea breaks, and browsing shops • Vibe: nostalgic, local, unhurried — perfect for stepping away from Tokyo’s fast pace. I even had time to take the local bus! Great experience. 👍👍👍

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