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Shinjuku's Memory Lane (Omoide Yokocho) recreates Tokyo's post-war eating alleys. It's a must stop on your trip to Japan to experience real Japanese food and drinking culture. Try some home-made ramen and delicious sake in the most authentic and traditional atmosphere.

Want to know more about Omoide Yokocho? In this article you have useful info about the Memory Lane in Tokyo, prices, how to get there, and much more!

Did you know that Omoide Yokocho, also known as Memory Lane, is a maze of narrow alleys near the Shinjuku Station. It is full of tiny restaurants and open barbecue stalls selling all kinds of delicious food. It is one of the must see places in Shinjuku.⁣⁣ 📷 tokyo.ig⁣⁣

The sixty or so restaurants of Memory Lane Tokyo, or Omoide Yokocho, are a reminder of post-war Tokyo. Stop by for dinner in Memory Lane if you find yourself in Shinjuku.

Omoide Yokochō or Memory Lane is located on the western side of Shinjuku Station. This is a small laneway lined with small yakitori bars /search/?q=%23Japan&rs=hashtag

Looking for an old Japan experience right in Tokyo? 🏮Tucked away near Shinjuku station lies Omoide Yokocho (Memory Lane), a collection of cosy bars, food stalls and yakitori grills! Steeped in post-WWII history, the quarter was largely destroyed in a fire in 1999 but was rebuilt to preserve the cherished charm and authentic feel of days passed. Today, locals refer to the bustling alleyway as natsukashii, which translates roughly to: “This takes me back.” 📷 Captured by @k.johnreyes…

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When James Weber visited Japan, he threw caution to the wind, listed a few places of interest, and took his sense of adventure to the streets.