A charming and narrow shopping street near Ningyōchō Station, known for its traditional shops, Japanese confectioneries, kimono stores, and tamagoyaki stands. The street is named after amazake, a sweet fermented rice drink still served at some of its historic establishments. With its warm, retro vibe, it’s perfect for a slow, mindful walk.

💴 Entry Fee: Free
🎯 Touristy?: Not very touristy. Popular with locals and those who love old Tokyo. Great for low-key street food and Japanese crafts.