Tsukishima Monja Street general information center. They sell 1100-yen tickets for 1000 yen. No expiration date. I recommend buying tickets here before going to eat monjayaki. However, be careful because popular shops are sometimes not member stores. They have free maps and some small souvenirs, but there's little info other than monja and it's not lively. Even when you go inside, they don't even glance at you. By the way, the free map can be downloaded from the official website.

A souvenir shop and general information center at the entrance of Monja Street. Depending on the season, they also hold a lottery using tickets you receive when eating at partner monja shops.

It's on the 1st floor of the building at the entrance of Tsukishima Monja Street They have some small souvenirs There are also maps of Tsukishima and such There was a young lady on staff with a kind smile Maybe they were neighbors, but people casually dropped by and enjoyed some small talk I was looking for a convenience store so she told me where Thank you

This place I went to eat monjayaki 2 years ago there were lots of shops but I ate at one that had a fair number of people in it it was delicious I went by car so I parked in a parking lot and on the way home I was shocked at how expensive the fee was

Since it's the shop of Otake from Jungle Pocket, I went to Takenoko while I was in Tsukishima. I don't usually eat monjayaki, but I was satisfied with the volume and taste of the monja and the service of the staff making it right in front of us. And Otake also served us, and I'm satisfied that we had a very reasonably priced meal.