[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Ueno Ameyoko Shopping Street (Updated Jun)

Day 1: TeamLab Planets – Odaiba – Sensoji 🚐 Morning: Tsukiji Outer Market 💡 Tip: Arrive before noon to avoid the biggest crowds! 🎨 Afternoon: TeamLab Planets 💡 Tip: Book tickets in advance! Slots fill up fast. 🌉 Midday: Odaiba ⛩️ Evening: Sensoji Temple Our final stop was Sensoji Temple. Day 2: Free & Easy – Ueno, Akihabara & Shibuya 🌳 Morning: Ueno – Took a relaxing walk in Ueno Park, then browsed street food and cheap shopping at Ameyoko Street. 🎮 Afternoon: Akihabara – Explored anime stores and Big Camera. 🌆 Evening: Shibuya – Walked through Shibuya Scramble Crossing, visited Shibuya Sky for the best city view, and ended the night with a smooth cup of Blue Bottle Coffee & a big bowl of Ichiran Ramen. My Tips for a Smooth Trip ✔ Chartered transport is totally worth it – Makes traveling easy, especially with a big group. ✔ Use Google Maps – Essential for navigating Tokyo’s trains on free & easy days. ✔ Wear comfy shoes – Seriously, Tokyo involves A LOT of walking. ✔ Bring cash – Tsukiji Market and smaller shops still prefer cash. ✔ Pack a power bank – You’ll need it for maps, photos, and coordinating with the group. #japantrip #familytripintokyo #tokyofreeandeasy #ueno #akihabara #tsukijimarket

#tripพาบินขอภพผู้ปีใหม่ Hello everyone! Today we will take everyone to visit Ameyoko, a very popular market located near Ueno Station in Tokyo. 🎉 Anyone who loves shopping for new things and experiencing the atmosphere of walking in a Japanese market must not miss this place! 📍 Location Ameyoko, Ueno Ameyoko is a famous market in the Ueno area, located between Ueno Station and Okachimachi Station. It is only a 5-minute walk from Ueno Station. The atmosphere of this market is full of various shops, including fresh produce, fresh seafood, Japanese snacks, souvenirs, clothes, bags, cosmetics, etc. There are plenty to choose from. 🛒 What is special about this market is that it doesn't just sell fashion products and souvenirs, but also has a variety of delicious food for you to try. From classic Japanese snacks to local Japanese food such as Takoyaki 🐙, Onigiri 🍙, or very unique ice cream with strange flavors. That you can't find anywhere else 😋 🛍️ Atmosphere of Ameyoko Market When you walk into Ameyoko Market, you will find shops with a variety of products, both fresh and dried, as well as ready-to-eat food that is ready to be served hot. There are also shops selling fashionable clothes with a variety of styles, both new and second-hand 👗, most of which are not very expensive. It is suitable for shopping for both household items and souvenirs from Japan. This market has a unique decoration because there are beautiful shop signs, making it enjoyable to walk around until you don't want to leave here. 🌈 🍽️ Recommended food in Ameyoko If you come to Ameyoko, don't forget to stop by and try the delicious food at this market! There will be shops selling delicious Takoyaki, Yakisoba that is extremely satisfying to eat, or various Japanese snacks that are delicious when eaten with green tea. 🍵 For those who want to try strange ice cream, there are many shops to choose from, such as miso-flavored ice cream or special strawberry ice cream. Unique 🌟 🕒 Ameyoko Market Opening and Closing Hours • Ameyoko Market is open every day from 9:00 to 19:00, but some shops may open or close a little earlier depending on the shop. • It is recommended to go in the morning until the evening because the market is the busiest during this time. And this is the time when you can experience the most fun shopping atmosphere. 🎉 🚌 How to get to Ameyoko • Ueno Station (JR Line): Walk out of Ueno Station for about 5 minutes and you will see the entrance of Ameyoko Market. • Okachimachi Station (Hibiya Line): Walk out of the station for another 5 minutes and you will reach Ameyoko. If you use the Hibiya Line subway, you can get off at Okachimachi Station. It is very easy and convenient. 😃 Ameyoko Travel Summary If you want to experience walking in a real Japanese market, shop for affordable products and eat delicious food, Ameyoko is the place you have to come! 🎉 Whether it's souvenirs or delicious food, you can find everything here. Perfect for both tourists looking for souvenirs and locals looking for a relaxing stroll. 📍 Location: Ameyoko, Ueno, Tokyo, Japan 🚆 Access: 5-minute walk from Ueno Station or Okachimachi Station ⏰ Opening hours: 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. (Some shops may have different opening and closing hours) #ameyokomarket #Ueno #TravelJapan

Ueno Ameyoko Shopping Street 📍Address: 6 Chome-10 Ueno, Taito City, Tokyo 110-0005 Japan https://maps.app.goo.gl/uuQ3VAK6YVFiawUn6?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy A large shopping area in Tokyo with a variety of products to choose from, including food, snacks, souvenirs, food, household items, cosmetics, clothes, shoes. It can be said that if you come here, you will find everything you need. #100 ways to travel #travel in Japan #shopping #ameyokomarket #ueno #tokyo #japan #ameyoko #shopping district #travel review #trip to fly to pray for new year

#triptravelasia ⛩️Yakiniku⛩️Grilled food restaurant, single style, come alone and eat. There are many in Tokyo or Japan. And I can tell you that the quality of the meat is very good, just right. You can also choose the size of rice. A lot, medium, little. There are many types of kifor to choose from. Beef or pork, as you like. The ordering system is modern, just tap and choose. There is English. If you don't know, use a translation app. It's very convenient. This shop is another shop that I recommend. Near Ameyoko Market, Exit C. The first floor is a clothing shop. The shop is on the 2nd floor. The sign is prominently displayed. It's also a frog mala, but not this shop. If anyone comes to walk around the market, I recommend it. It's cheap and good. 📍Ameyoko Market #Japan #TravelJapanByYourself

A place filled with lots of locals, a place filled with affordable Japanese food, a place that has my heart! A must visit if you’re looking for snacks and souvenirs to bring home. absolutely loved the donburi I had there, it even comes in half-size portions! MUST EAT THE TAKOYAKI BALLS, self-service and super generous toppings! #foodie #wecreate#tripblazers #tokyo #japan

“Yatai Hamachan” This shop is in the Ameyoko Ueno area. The shop is crowded all the time, day and night. But you can come and eat at both times. The night will be even more lively. because it is a place to party with friends The highlight here is the tempura that is perfectly fried: shrimp, pumpkin, asparagus, sweet potato, everything is not greasy at all. The highlight is Unlimited mashed radish that you can scoop yourself There are also sashimi, grilled scallops, various soups, and alcoholic beverages. This restaurant has an English menu and they are very welcoming to foreigners. I highly recommend this store.#tempura #Food #japanfood

Croquettes are a must-try Japanese delicacy, and when you arrive in Ueno, Tokyo, you must try the "Meat Ooyama" fried meat croquettes, which is one of the must-try famous restaurants in Ameyoko. Since all the croquette-like fried foods look the same, and Meat Mountain doesn't have a Chinese menu, I blindly think that the pure pork patties at 150 yen per piece (250 yen for two) are the best, and the locals seem to order this as well. On the contrary, the Wagyu fried meat patties at 420 yen are slightly inferior. The store mainly provides take-out and standing food. The outer layer is crispy and fragrant, the gravy is fragrant, and the price is not expensive. I recommend it to everyone. #Valentine's Day Places #Japan Travel #Japan Free Travel #Food Guide #Tokyo

The place I went to was Motomura Gyukatsu located in Ueno Yameyoko Market! It's one of the most cost-effective foods you can eat in Japan. With mentaiko, gyukatsu, wasabi, and a glass of beer, it's the kind of food that makes your trip to Japan perfect But you can't miss eating it when you travel to Japan! The price is not expensive, 1900 yen!! It's so delicious when you eat it with rice! It was a great restaurant that my friend who came with me gave a thumbs up and ate there. #GourmetExploration #TokyoTravel

This is ‘Tonkatsu Yamabe’ inside the Ameyoko shopping arcade near Ueno Station. I think I ordered aji (horse mackerel) fried fish with the rosu katsu set, but I personally don’t like fried fish with fish bones, so the aji fried fish wasn’t that great. The rosu katsu set was 770 yen, but when I searched, it seems that the price has gone up a bit recently. There are only counter seats, and you can see them frying tonkatsu right behind the counter. The meat is thick, and the fried fish is freshly fried, so it’s warm and has a good oily taste. It wasn’t that great, but I think it’s good for the price. There were quite a few other restaurants in the Ameyoko shopping arcade where you had to wait in line to eat. If you’re visiting the Ameyoko shopping arcade and want to eat tonkatsu, I recommend it. #Ueno #Ameyoko

Ameyoko is a busy market street along the Yamanote Line tracks between Okachimachi and Ueno stations. The name "Ameyoko" is a short form for "Ameya Yokocho" (candy store alley), as candies were traditionally sold there. Alternatively, "Ame" also stands for "America", because a lot of American products used to be available when the street was the site of a black market in the years following World War 2. Today, various products such as clothes, bags, cosmetics, fresh fish, dried food and spices are sold along Ameyoko. #fallingforfall #tokyo #japan #ameyoko #ueno

Niki No Kashi is a famous Japanese snacks store in Ueno, Ameyoko Shopping Street. They offer a large variety of snacks, sauces, biscuits, sweets, chocolates, drinks and many more at affordable prices. If you buy in bulk above 5000 yen (S$50), you can get a tax refund on the spot, please remember to bring along your passport. They will use a plastic bag to seal it and you can’t open it until custom clearance. Some of my favourite items are Honey Butter Almonds, assorted nuts, dried squid, Kororo gummy, matcha Kit-Kat, seasonal flavours Pocky, Japanese curry cube and many more. Address: 110-0005 Ueno 4-1-8 Highlights: Japanese snacks, sauces Ambiance/Facilities: 10/10 Rating: 5/5

Marion Crepes is one of the most famous crepes in Japan. You can see the shop upon entering Ameyoko Shopping Street. They offer over 100 types of crepe combinations with different ice cream flavors, sauce, and fruits to choose from. I love the display of food in Japan, it’s exactly what you will get in actual. Even though it is autumn, and the weather was quite cooling, I couldn’t resist to get a crepe with ice cream and strawberry. The crepe was soft and smooth, and matched so well with the ice cream. One of the most satisfying sweet treats in Japan. Other than crepes, they also serve a large variety of drinks. Location: Ameyoko Shopping Street, between Ueno and Okachimachi Station Highlights: Ice cream and fresh fruit crepes Ambiance/Facilities: 7/10 Avg Price Per Person: S$5.50-$S8 Rating: 4/5

If you happen to be in Ameyoko Shopping Street, it is a must to try this Takoyaki (Octopus Balls). It was really cheap and delicious. 400 yen (S$4) for 8 pieces! Inside each has a big chunk of diced octopus. The service was quick despite the crowd. Once you place the order, you can get yours within minutes. It’s self-service for the takoyaki sauce, mayonnaise sauce and Bonito flakes toppings. The batter was so soft, be careful while eating, it’s piping hot. This Takoyaki stall is joined with the famous Sashimi Don with limited seating. You may need to stand and eat. Location: Ameyoko Shopping Street, between Ueno and Okachimachi Station Highlights: Takoyaki Ambiance/Facilities: 7/10 Avg Price Per Person: S$4 Rating: 5/5

The market you see right away when you get off the Gaesei Electric Railway! Ameyoko Market! There are many restaurants, so it's a fun place to stop by on your last trip to the airport. It's a place that many locals also visit, so it was a fun place.

Ameyoko shopping street One alley is full of food and street vendors! Another alley sells souvenirs It's fun to look around while eating delicious food #Japan travel

#OverseasTravel #JapanTravel Tokyo, Japan is a shopping 🛍 paradise. In addition to department stores, Ameyokocho is also the number one shopping paradise for civilians! 💕 There are many shops selling cosmetics, clothing, and snack shops in Ameyokocho. The price tags here are recognized as cheaper💰, so you can definitely buy your favorites! And as soon as the night comes 🌕 the lights will shine 💡, and the lights of different shops will light up, turning it into a city that never sleeps 🎆 Ami Yokocho 📍10 Ueno, Taito City, Tokyo 110-0005, Japan

📍Between Ueno Station and Okachimachi Station ⭐️ More than 400 shops line the streets in a 500m stretch👟 While many black markets were run by target shops, Ameyoko at the time was a community of about 400 demobilized soldiers from Manchuria who formed a federation to control the opening of stores. Ameyoko is one of the few shopping streets that remain as an extension of the black market format of the time✨ #retro spot #exotic atmosphere

A shopping street stretching around the area under the elevated tracks between JR Ueno Station and JR Okachimachi Station, commonly known as Ameyoko Access: 4 minutes walk from JR Ueno Station Hirokoji Exit (Central Ticket Gate) // 4 minutes walk from JR Okachimachi Station North Exit When you enter Ameyoko from the Ueno area, you will see the symbol of Ameyoko, the Ameyoko Center Building, in the middle of the street! It is the landmark of the entrance to Ameyoko Shopping Street~ Not only are there fish shops, fruit shops, dried fish shops, and foreign goods stores, but there are also many reasonably priced restaurants, so I recommend it‼︎ #Tokyo #Ueno #Ameyoko #trip2022

Located in Ameyoko, Ueno, Tokyo, this restaurant is run by a Turkish person and serves authentic kebabs! It's very filling and really delicious! You can choose the spiciness and toppings ☺︎ The staff are friendly and it's fun to eat ☺︎ Ameyoko is lined with many interesting shops, with about 400 stores ☺︎ You can also enjoy walking around the area ♪ Address: 10 Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo 110-0005 Budget per person: 600 yen #TokyoGourmet #AuthenticKebab #Amemura

I went to Ameyoko Shopping Street in Ueno, Tokyo! Ameyoko in Ueno is a great place to go and enjoy shopping and eating. Please come and visit us sometime. #Tokyo#Ueno#Ameyoko#GourmetTrip

Ueno Ameyoko Adventure This time, I visited Ameyoko, a scorching hot commercial street located about a minute's walk from Ueno Station. By the way, Ueno is one of my favorite cities on this planet. Why? It's a long story, so I'll just say it in a few words: Ueno has always responded to the curiosity of Tokyo residents and continued to create chaos for the past 20 years, and I can only feel grateful. So, in Ueno There are so many pandas in the city that you might think there are more pandas than people. Panda dolls, panda baked goods, panda cakes, and panda humans... The pandas at Ueno Zoo, which is the origin of the name, came to Ueno from Chengdu, China as a sign of friendship, but they seem to have spread their love for pandas throughout the city of Ueno, which is more than enough. I love pandas so much that I even blurt out "panda, panda" in my sleep whenever I dream about Ueno. Now, another charm of Ueno is its sweets. Sweets. Ueno is a city that has accepted pandas, but it also has the characteristic of being a city of harmony, and it is a city that evolves by incorporating a wide variety of cultures from outside. From sweets that can be said to be the pinnacle of Japanese culture, such as "Kogane Daigaku Imo", "Usagiya Dorayaki", and "Mihashi Anmitsu", to Western-style parfaits made with Japanese ingredients, and Japanese chestnut Mont Blanc shaved ice, they don't just bring in foreign things, they fuse cultures and make them the ultimate in deliciousness. . . You can't help but feel the craftsmanship. The best There are many other things I would like to introduce, but today I'm hungry from eating too many sweets, so I'll continue when I come back to Ueno! Tettere~ #Tokyo #Ueno #Panda town #Sweets town #Harmony town #Continue after the commercial #It's still going on! #Gourmet trip

#springitinerary Ameyoko is chaos in the best possible way—a sensory overload that’s full of life, color, and character. Located right next to Ueno Station, this bustling street market is packed with energy, amazing food, and great deals. You’ll find everything here: fresh seafood, street snacks, souvenirs, cosmetics, sneakers, and more. The vendors shout out their deals as you walk by, giving it a lively, old-school market vibe that’s hard to resist. It’s the kind of place where you come for “just a look” and end up leaving with your hands full. Must-try: street food like takoyaki, grilled seafood skewers, and juicy fruit-on-a-stick. You can even haggle a little—something rare in Japan! Whether you’re hunting for bargains, people-watching, or just soaking up Tokyo’s urban pulse, Ameyoko is a must-visit. Gritty, authentic, and unforgettable.

Want to feel the richest city fireworks in Tokyo? Definitely can't miss "Ameyokocho" next to Ueno Station! This long shopping street, which stretches from JR Ueno Station to Okachimachi Station, is home to hundreds of snack bars, grocery stores and specialty stalls, and is a common hobby for locals and backpackers. The beauty shop here is a small food shop with affordable prices. There is a dazzling variety of delicacies, and cheap restaurants are gathered everywhere. After strolling around Ameyokocho, you can also walk to Ueno Park and Ueno Zoo, which is great for a family trip. #TokyoFoodStrategy #PhotographyRoutine #TokyoTravel #TravelInspiration #Snapshot #TravelStrategy #TravelMaster

Wang-san Shika-na Ueno Okachimachi Branch Spicy, sour and delicious. Addictive taste I don't remember the name of the menu, so just say "Matsuko's" and it will come out lol It was about 2750 yen per person. Last order 22:30 Closing time 23:00. There was lamb, pork and beef, and they were all delicious. It's good to ask for extra spicy dipping sauce, but it's very spicy, so I think it's better to eat it without the sauce sometimes to ease the heat. 💰Price per person: about 5000 yen 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: The shop is on the second floor, so when you open the door, go straight to the second floor #Hotpot

Day 1: Shinjuku (Tokyo’s shopping hub) ✅ Morning - Isetan Shinjuku: high-end brands (Chanel, Dior), Japanese cosmetics (SUQQU, Three). - LUMINE EST: young clothing brands (SNIDEL, MURUA), sundries (LOFT). ✅ Afternoon - BEAMS JAPAN: A Japanese fashion store, suitable for buying limited edition T-shirts and canvas shoes. - Don Quijote (Shinjuku East Exit): Open 24 hours a day, you can buy all kinds of cosmetics, snacks, and electrical appliances at one place. ✅ Evening - Kabukicho Ichibangai: After shopping, have a bowl of "Ichiran Ramen" or "Isomaru Suisan" seafood. Day 2: Shibuya and Harajuku (the mecca of young fashion) ✅ Morning - SHIBUYA 109: Gyaru-style clothing (LIZ LISA, EGOIST), suitable for girls who like sweet style. - PARCO Department Store: A must-visit for anime fans (Nintendo TOKYO, CAPCOM STORE, JUMP SHOP). ✅ Afternoon - Harajuku Takeshita Street: affordable clothing (WEGO), crepes (Marion Crêpes). - Ura-Harajuku (Cat Street): A gathering place for trendy brands (BAPE, UNDERCOVER, KICKS LAB sneaker stores). Day 3: Ginza and Akihabara (high-end shopping + anime electronics) ✅ Morning - Ginza Mitsukoshi: international luxury goods (Hermès, LV), traditional Japanese crafts. - *UNIQLO Ginza Flagship Store: A super large store with 12 floors, with the most limited edition UTs. ✅ Afternoon - Akihabara: - Animate: Anime peripherals and comics. - Yodobashi: electrical appliances, cameras, and Switch games. - Maid Café: Experience Otaku Culture (@home café). ✅ Evening - Tokyo Station Ichibangai: Buy "Tokyo Banana" and "PRESS BUTTER SAND" cream sandwich cookies. Day 4: Ueno and Asakusa (restocking + traditional souvenirs) ✅ Morning - Ameya-Yokocho: Super cheap drugstore cosmetics and snacks (OS Drug is more cost-effective than Matsumoto Kiyoshi). - Dokeiya: Discount department store, suitable for buying daily necessities and food. ✅ Afternoon - Nakamise-dori at Sensō-ji Temple: Buy traditional Japanese souvenirs (ningyoyaki, senbei). - Tokyo Skytree (Solamachi shopping mall): Pokémon Center, Disney Store. 💡 Shopping Tips 1. Tax-free tips: You can get a tax refund for purchases over 5,000 yen, and department stores usually refund 8-10% (passport required). 2. Business hours: Department stores close at 20:00, while drug stores remain open after 22:00. 3. Payment method: Most stores support Alipay/WeChat payment, but cash is more universal. 4. Luggage storage: There are coin-operated lockers at the station (large lockers cost 700-800 yen/day). Finally, I would like to recommend Mitsui Outlet Park Kisarazu, which has super convenient transportation from central Tokyo. It only takes about an hour to get there, and it is one of the largest in Japan! The outlet has nearly 300 stores, bringing together international boutiques and popular domestic and foreign brands, fashion apparel, sports and leisure, dining and kitchenware, daily necessities, food and souvenirs, etc. I believe everyone will have a very happy and satisfying shopping here, and because it is an outlet, many products can be purchased at super cost-effective prices! The outlet provides many convenient services for overseas tourists, such as free luggage storage (only available on weekends and national holidays), free luggage lockers, currency exchange machines, and duty-free service centers. #Tokyo Shopping Guide

#TokyoTrafficStrategy Tokyo Metro is a great way to explore Tokyo, with dense routes and frequent services, taking you to the best of the city with ease! The most recommended discount ticket is the "Tokyo Metro 24/48/72 Hour Ticket" (priced at approximately 600/980/1,480 yen), which allows unlimited rides on all Metro lines and is suitable for short-term travelers. The purchase method is simple and can be purchased at the station ticket machine or tourist center. Recommended attractions: Start from Shinjuku Station to experience the bustling night view and the hustle and bustle of Kabukicho; take a bus to Asakusa Station to visit Kaminarimon and Sensō-ji Temple and taste traditional Japanese snacks; Ginza Station is a shopping paradise with boutiques and gourmet food; Ueno Station is near Ueno Park and Ameyoko, which combines nature and folk customs. Tips for taking the subway: Download the Tokyo Metro app in advance to check routes and transfer information, and avoid rush hours in the morning and evening (7-9 am and 5-7 pm). The station is clearly marked, so pay attention to the station name and exit numbers to avoid getting lost. Please confirm the ticket type and validity period when purchasing the ticket, and carry the ticket with you for inspection. Tokyo Metro is clean and punctual, and with discounted tickets and flexible planning, you can easily travel around Tokyo! #TokyoSubway

#JapanGuide A day of leisure and taste in Tokyo, Ueno emotional travel course 🍜🌸 Ueno Park → Ameyoko Market → Menya Musashi Kuro Ramen 📍Travel destination: Ueno, Tokyo, Japan 📅 Recommended itinerary: Tokyo travel day 1-2 or half-day course 🌸 Ueno Park – A healing walk in the city Ueno Park, charming all year round, is a resting place for Tokyo citizens and a hot place for travelers! During the cherry blossom season, the pink waves are spectacular, and even in other seasons, there are many things to see, such as ponds, museums, and zoos. It’s the perfect place for a quiet morning walk or picnic. ✔️ Recommended points: Shinobazu Pond, Tokyo National Museum, Cherry Blossom Road ✔️ Time required: About 1-2 hours to enjoy leisurely 🛍️ Ameyoko Market – The taste and scenery of the living locals of Tokyo Right next to Ueno Station, Ameyoko, a traditional market with a human touch. There's nothing you can't find here, from fruits, seafood, snacks, clothes, and shoes! Matcha desserts, takoyaki, and street food like skewers are a must-try. ✔️Opening hours: Most stores are 10:00~20:00 ✔️Cash is a must (some stores don't accept cards) ✔️Shopping tips: Enjoy fruit in cups for a low price 🍜 Menya Musashi Ueno - The deep flavor of Kuro Ramen highly praised by locals Menya Musashi is considered one of the best ramen restaurants in Tokyo. Among them, 'Kuro Ramen (black soy sauce base)' is a signature menu with a rich flavor and a roasted garlic aroma! The chewy noodles and savory soup will make you fall in love with the charm of Japanese ramen after one bowl. ✔️ Location: 3 min walk from JR Ueno Station ✔️ Price range: 900~1,200 yen ✔️ Tip: Vending machine prepayment, menu with pictures, so don't worry! ✨ Recommended course summary Morning: Ueno Park walk Lunch: Menya Musashi Kuro Ramen Afternoon: Ameyoko Market shopping & street snacks 📌 Travel tips I also recommend walking down the alleys that lead to Yanaka in Ueno Casual clothing & comfortable shoes are essential for both the park and the market #Tokyo travel #Ueno Park #Ameyoko Market #Menya Musashi #Kuro Ramen #Japanese ramen restaurant #Tokyo restaurant #Ueno course #Emotional travel #Japan travel recommendation

#Travel to save the world Ameyokocho is a lively and popular market in Ueno, Tokyo. There are a variety of products to choose from, from fresh food, seafood, clothes, shoes, bags, cosmetics, to various household items and snacks. The market is lively, lively, and friendly, with both tourists and locals bustling about. It is fun to walk around, with many stalls lining both sides of the street, some of which are cheerfully calling out to customers, making the overall atmosphere lively. * Food: Ameyokocho is a foodie's paradise. There are many street foods to try, such as takoyaki, sushi, sashimi, fruits on sticks (especially large strawberries), karaage, yakitori, and many more. There are also fresh seafood restaurants, international restaurants, and sweet shops to choose from. * Products: In addition to food, there are also shops selling fashionable clothes, accessories, shoes, bags (both general brands and second-hand goods), cosmetics, and daily necessities at various prices. Those who like inexpensive products will definitely love it. There are also cute souvenir shops to choose from. * Cash: Most shops in the market accept cash. Bring enough cash * Bargaining: Some shops may allow you to bargain a little, especially if you are buying multiple items. Ask politely. * Hours: The market is usually open from 10:00 to 20:00, but hours vary by shop. Most shops may be closed on Wednesdays. * Crowd: The market is very popular and can get very crowded, especially on weekends. Be careful with your belongings. Overall, Ameyoko Market is a must-see when visiting Tokyo. It is a fun and colorful place to shop and eat. #JapanTravel #Markets

Lots of different kind of snacks with valuable price and packages for buying as souvenirs