How do I get to Nakamise Shopping Street?

The nearest station is Asakusa (Ginza Line). Nakamise Shopping Street is in Asakusa, Tokyo.

How much does Nakamise Shopping Street cost?

Nothing. Nakamise Shopping Street is free to visit.

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Nakamise Shopping Street

One of Japan's oldest shopping streets, a 250-meter approach of around 90 stalls running from Kaminarimon to Senso-ji's Hozomon gate, selling ningyo-yaki cakes, senbei, folding fans and souvenirs as it has since the Edo period.

Nearest station Asakusa (Ginza Line)

Cost Free

Time needed 30 min

Best time Before 9am or after dark

Insider tip

Come before 9am to see the painted shutters of closed stalls and walk the street empty, or in the evening when lanterns light the closed arcade. Eat snacks beside the stall, not while walking.

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Nearby

Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center Asakusa · 2 min walk Kamiya Bar Asakusa · 2 min walk Senso-ji Temple Asakusa · 3 min walk

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Good to know

How do I get to Nakamise Shopping Street?: The nearest station is Asakusa (Ginza Line). Nakamise Shopping Street is in Asakusa, Tokyo.
How much does Nakamise Shopping Street cost?: Nothing. Nakamise Shopping Street is free to visit.
How long do you need at Nakamise Shopping Street?: Plan for 30 min.
When is the best time to visit Nakamise Shopping Street?: Before 9am or after dark.

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