Some shops here are selling roasts, hamburger and taco, which really surprised me because they are not traditional Japanese foods at all. In addition to fresh fish, many shops are selling dried foods here. I think dried foods are not easy to find in Japan. If you like it, this spot is a must-go. And many drug stores are open here. Souvenir sold here are not unique. So I think if you are passing by this spot during your travel, you can have a look but don’t need to come here specially.
Ameya Yokocho
“Haggle over dried squid and knockoff sneakers under the train tracks.”

Ameya Yokocho is a bustling street market area of Tokyo, famous for bargain buys and the ability to haggle with the shop owners for better prices on a large variety of different goods. Buy cheap souvenirs, shoes, bags, food products at unbelievable prices and get your money's worth at this amazing market. The large selection of fresh fish is also a must-see, with spectacular displays of some sea creatures you may never be able to encounter at your local supermarket at home!
Photograph provided by Tokyo Convention&Visitors Bureau
| Spot Name | Ameya Yokocho |
|---|---|
| Postal Code | 〒110-0005 |
| Address | 6 Chome Ueno, Taito-ku |
| Telephone Number | 03-3832-5053 |
| Official URL | http://www.ameyoko.net |
| Keywords | Culture Experience, Food & Drink, Shopping |
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