Enjoy the charm of Kagurazaka! A walk through the town where Edo atmosphere and modernity blend together

#TokyoConquest **【 Located in Ushigome, Tokyo, close to Shinjuku, Kagurazaka is a charming town that gives you a taste of the red-light district of the Edo period. The stone-paved slopes and alleys lined with black wooden fences create an atmosphere where time seems to stand still. The town changes its appearance between day and night, with quiet cafes and second-hand bookstores during the day and lamp-lit restaurants at night. **Places to see**: -**Akagi Shrine**: A glass-walled shrine designed by Kengo Kuma that blends tradition and modernity. -**Zenkokuji Temple**: A historic temple dedicated to Bishamonten, with a tranquil grounds. -**Hyogo Yokocho/Kakurenbo Yokocho**: An alley that retains the atmosphere of the Edo period, dotted with unique shops. **Recommended Food**: - Monthly creative Kappo cuisine at "Gilge Lu Kagurazaka" - Hami melon sweets at "Kabo Melon to Roman" - Kagurazaka Yamasemi's specialty fried pork noodles Easy access from Kagurazaka Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line. This is the perfect town for those who want to enjoy strolling and gourmet food!