Tokyo’s popular neighbourhood of Oimachi offers an atmospheric, culinary experience for clients who are looking beyond the city’s well-known districts, says the Tokyo Convention & Visitor’s Bureau.
Located in nearby Shinagawa City, the Oimachi area is a local favourite for its reputation of strong ‘cosu-pa’ or the best bang for your buck.
The Oimachi Tracks neighbourhood includes more than 80 shops, dining venues, accommodation and wellness facilities.
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The area is now more accessible for travellers seeking great food experiences, it adds. Restaurants rely on loyal local customers, which means consistent quality and fair prices for meals ranging from a bowl of noodles to a carefully prepared dinner.
The area is also known for its yokocho alleyways, narrow laneways lined with small bars and eateries, ideal for experiencing Tokyo’s casual dining. The tourism board points out that the location can also serve as a base for travellers in Tokyo, with culinary options, several hot spring bath houses and saunas, and nearby attractions such as the Shinagawa Aquarium. See more details on the Oimachi neighbourhood HERE.
