Shrine
Asakusa Jinja
Taito•345m(4 min walk)
Number of goshuin available: 6
Hoppy Street
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Food area
What makes this place special?
At a Glance
Hoppy Street is Asakusa’s old-fashioned izakaya lane, known for lantern-lit pubs, outdoor tables and nikomi stew.
Also called Koen-hondori or Nikomi Street, it is a food-and-drink area rather than one restaurant. The appeal is choosing among small pubs and their individual dishes while exploring Asakusa’s streets. It offers a different kind of stop from nearby Kappabashi, whose shops focus on kitchen tools and food models. Pick the lane for a meal or drink, and Kitchen Town for cooking-related shopping.
- Old-fashioned Asakusa izakaya lane
- Nikomi stews and outdoor pub tables
Goshuin within a short walk
Temples, shrines and castles near Hoppy Street that give goshuin, closest first.
Shrine
Hikan Inari Jinja
Taito•380m(5 min walk)
Number of goshuin available: 1
Temple
Higashi Hongan-ji
Taito•468m(6 min walk)
Shrine
Yasaki Inari Jinja
Taito•606m(8 min walk)
Number of goshuin available: 3
Shrine
Asakusa Komagata Suwa
Taito•704m(9 min walk)
Shrine
Asakusa Fuji Sengen Jinja
Sumida•757m(9 min walk)
Shrine
Akiba
Taito•838m(10 min walk)
Number of goshuin available: 1
How do I visit?
Admission
This is a street of independent pubs, not one ticketed venue. Check the chosen business for its hours, food/drink charges and reservation rules; no uniform street timetable or admission tariff is established.
Know before you go
Choose a particular pub before planning your meal: hours, menus, prices and reservation policies belong to each business, not the whole street. Ask that venue about seating and charges before ordering. For a food-related outing focused on shopping instead of drinking, nearby Kappabashi is the official guide’s kitchenware alternative; check individual shop hours.
Tip from Goshuin Atlas, Source-based travel guidance
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