604 places
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Minato-ku / Tokyo
A 1912-founded confectioner a minute from Toranomon Hills
Five centuries of tradition from Japan's most storied wagashi house
An 1895-founded anmitsu specialist facing Akasaka Sacas
The Meiji-era maker of "Akasaka mochi," once ordered by Steve Jobs
A 1874-founded confectioner descended from the historic Fugetsudo lineage
A 1917-founded confectioner known for its Hitotsugi manju
A Meiji-era confectioner famed for its mame-daifuku, unmoved since founding
A Meiji 25-founded tea shop rooted in Akasaka's Hitotsugi-dori
A Meiji-era tea shop in Akasaka since 1890
Additive-free tofu in Azabu-Juban since 1948
Handcrafted ham and deli meats since 1916
Serving fine sake and wine since 1936
Azabu-Juban's original bakery since 1977
One shop, one spot, since 1856
Azabu-Juban wagashi maker since 1910
Tokyo's pioneering international supermarket since 1962
Bean confectionery tradition since 1865
Azabu-Juban's pioneering taiyaki since 1909
Chuo-ku / Tokyo
Founded in 1868, famous for its simple, old-fashioned chestnut steamed yokan
Since 1859, a Tsukuda tsukudani shop still using its secret sauce
Founded in 1837, the oldest surviving tsukudani shop on Tsukuda Island
A 1953-founded liquor shop known for its decorated trucks
The 1882-founded home of Morikuchi-zuke pickles
Chrysanthemum-shaped monaka since 1891
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