We will meet in front of Starbucks at Atre Ueno, located just outside the JR Ueno Station Central Exit. The guide will be waiting in front of the Starbucks entrance. This location is directly connected to the station and easy to find—just follow signs for “Atre Ueno” inside the station. P.S. If you are arriving by metro, take any of the following: Tokyo Metro Ginza Line or Hibiya Line: Get off at Ueno Station, follow signs for JR Lines and Atre Ueno. Get ready to dive into the vibrant heart of Tokyo’s local food scene! As you walk through Ameyoko Market, you’ll taste a variety of delicious traditional Japanese street foods like crispy takoyaki, fresh grilled seafood, and sweet local treats. Your guide will take you to hidden gems and popular spots that many tourists miss, sharing fascinating stories about the history and culture of the area.

A bustling market street in Tokyo, known for its lively atmosphere, street food stalls, fresh seafood, and discount shops lining the busy alleys beneath the train tracks.

A small but historic temple tucked within the Ameyoko area, dedicated to Marishiten—the Buddhist goddess of protection and victory—offering a peaceful, spiritual contrast to the surrounding busy market streets.

A lively shopping street running parallel to Ameyoko, filled with izakayas, casual eateries, and small shops—especially vibrant in the evening with neon lights, street food, and a local nightlife atmosphere.