Nezu no Taiyaki is a taiyaki (fish-shaped Japanese pastry with a red-bean filling ) shop located in Nezu. Open from 10:30 a.m. ~ until the pastries sell out, the store is closed on Tuesdays and Fridays.
This small cafe is exclusively open only on weekends. Despite the interesting and often misleading name, this cafe is not a animal cafe. With a high ceiling and
Nezu Shrine is said to have been established over 1,900 years ago and the Edo-era style architecture is designated as a nationally Important Cultural Property.
This traditional family run ryokan has been around since the late 1940s. It's located in the Shitamachi area of Tokyo, near Ueno and close to the park, museums,
Located on the curving Snake Street, this shop is only distinguishable by the tiny 'Mais' sign above the door. The tiny storefront sells leather goods such as b
This shop specializes in various types of scrubbing brushes and sponges. Over 100 years old, the company is known for the craftsmanship of its products. The pal
Taiyaki is a fish-shaped cake that is a very popular treat in Japan. Don’t worry though, the cake doesn’t taste like fish! Taiyaki is usually filled with a traditional red bean paste, but can be found in many different flavours such as custard, chocolate, cream and sweet potato.
The Nezu Museum is located in the former residence of industrialist Nezu Kaichiro and currently has his private collection of Japanese and Asian art on display.
Nezu Metro Library is a small library located in Nezu station where people can take books freely.
Located just a 3-minute walk from Nezu Subway Station and a 5-minute walk from Ueno Park, Hotel Graphy Nezu provides residential-style accommodation featuring a
The Nezu Shrine (根津神社, nezu-jinja) is a Shintō shrine located in Bunkyō, Tokyō. You can easily walk from Ueno Park (about 2 kilometers) or just take the metro t
This is a popular Japanese sweets shop in Yotsuya sepcializing in taiyaki (cake filled with red bean paste), located west of Yotsuya station.