205 places
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Chuo-ku / Tokyo
Japan's last toothpick specialist, since 1704
Cutlery specialist since 1792
Hand-forged cutlery since 1783
Wicker trunk maker since 1861
Map specialist bookstore since 1897
Fan maker since 1590
Calligraphy and art supplies since 1912
Lacquerware specialist since 1689
Antique art dealer since 1673
Edo-komon and yukata specialist since 1842
Seal and stamp maker since 1643
Houjicha specialist since 1914
Japan's oldest surviving bento shop, since 1850
Japanese tea and nori since 1690
Nori seaweed specialist since 1849
Hanpen fish cake maker since 1688
Ningyocho poultry specialist since 1911
Ningyocho tofu shop since 1907
Over a century of tsukudani in Ningyocho
Taiyaki specialist since 1916
Inari-zushi specialist since 1877
Ningyocho sake shop since 1915
Premium fruit parlor since 1834
Sake-lees marinated fish since 1914
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