The street where Tokyo's night air feels most enchanting

If you want to truly experience the 'local night' during your Tokyo trip, Yurakucho is the answer. Along the izakaya alley under the train tracks, the sounds of grilling, laughter, and clinking glasses blend together, capturing the rhythm of Tokyo.

While the neon-lit Shinjuku is also appealing, Yurakucho offers a more intimate and profound atmosphere. Step into a small shop, and you'll be greeted by warm lighting. Sitting at the counter, enjoying yakitori and a highball, you'll quickly feel like a local. The sound of trains passing right overhead adds to the unique charm of this place.

A short walk down the alley leads to Ginza, allowing you to enjoy Tokyo's upscale vibe in one seamless route, making it an efficient itinerary. Since it's not overly famous among tourists, you can spend a more relaxed evening here.

Travel Tips:
• Many places prefer cash payments.
• Be mindful of peak hours between 7–9 PM.
• A night stroll connecting Ginza is highly recommended.
• Bring a light jacket as it can get chilly.

Yurakucho may not be flashy, but it brims with energy. If you want to truly remember Tokyo's night, raising a glass here is a must.

Post by 마시쩌이 | Oct 31, 2025