This is heaven 😍 If you are after Japanese made kitchen/ cooking/ baking products this is the place. Look for the Kappabashi street sign (in Japanese) with yellow and green duck along the road that mark the area. Even if you just want to look around, come at least before 3pm as some shops closed as early as 4.30pm, only a couple open until 6pm. Shops open at around 9am-11am ish. Many closes on Sunday but that kinda reduces the choice fatigue plus eliminates the small ones as more great sellers and big shops are still open. If you are really serious about baking or cooking, come after lunch or even dedicate an entire day. Most shop let you browse around, touch the products and take pictures. But be careful not to break things as they might as you to pay for it. Most if not all shops have very small aisles, it won’t fit prams or wheelchairs. Not much stairs around but a step or two and some stores have multiple floors. Hence this place is only suitable for adults, as kids won’t be interested and they might touch or break things. let your partner take the children somewhere and come to this heaven 😉 Mainly there are thee kind of shops: 1. tax free shop inside the shop itself where they will do the tax deduction and you need to spend 5000yen inside that shop. (Mostly bigger and more modern shops) 2. Shop that participates in the tax free scheme in Kappabashi area. There is a tax refund counter opens until 6pm and they have the list of which shop participates in the tax free scheme- this means you don’t have to buy 5000yen in one shop and you can go to the tax refund counter once you finished shopping and buy over 5000yen from all participating shops (see pic for list) and see store stickers or you can ask the shop before buying. (Medium-big old school shops) 3. Shops that don’t do neither. In saying that, some non tax free shops sometimes sell the same items with better prices. And many items here aren’t cheaper than buying from tourist spots. Do some research and compare with amazon jp to get better deals.

Kappabashi Dougu Street - this is a great place to shop you kitchen ware or cooking ware.

Seemingly endless shops full of things you know you need and things you never knew were perfect for you. Definitely plan to spend the day there unless you know exactly what you’re looking for. I’d definitely recommend the chopstick shop. Maybe make a list before you go! There are tons of stores with pottery, kitchen items, special made in Japan knives and pots/pans and more. I have heard many of the shops are closed on Sunday’s so maybe best to go on other days. I started around 10:30 on a Saturday and not all stores were open yet. I’ll definitely be back before too long!

So many kitchen items. Less for tourists more for people who own restaurants. We didn’t know enough to make the best of our time- not really for novice cooks. You had to know for example, what type of knife with what type of material to benefit.

❤️❤️❤️So much things for the kitchen to buy. There is so much kitchen gadgets that you could only see in Japan. There is so much shops for knives, kitchen knife and even nail cutters and files or sharp scissors. There's shops for plates, bowls or spatulas and cabbage graters too. And baking tools. It's a long lane of shops and I think one day is not enough to check them all. Too overwhelming specially if you are looking for your new knife. Make sure to go around and check the price and canvas the price before buying the knife that suits on your budget and quality that you could afford. 😍So much to see. Even a food model displays for the restaurant that looks like a real food but they are made from plastic.

I’ve been to ‘kitchen street’ many times, it’s always a treat! So many interesting shops related to equipment for food industry. If you’re interested in beautifully crafted equipment you will be here for several hours!…chefs from around the world come here to find equipment…and of course ‘KNIVES’ are at the top of the list! Tuesdays seem to be the best day…least number of people and all the shops are open!

(Translated by Google) Visit Kappabashi Utensil Street, a shopping street famous for wholesale of food samples and commercial equipment! As rumored, all the stores that are open in the shopping district are highly specialized. Many products that are easy to use in everyday life, such as tableware and seasonings, were sold, including food samples that are often featured on TV. As for tableware stores, many young people come to the store, and it seems that there are many people who search for the tableware they are looking for while referring to Instagram etc. Regarding the parking lot, the public parking space on the roadside was priced at 300 yen for 60 minutes, but the nearby coin parking lot was 300 for 20 minutes. About yen seems to be the market price. * Please note that not all coin parking lots have been confirmed, so it is highly possible that the data is not accurate. * However, the public parking space on the street was full during the day, so it seems better for those who drive to visit after having an idea of ​​the parking lot in advance. (Original) 食品サンプルや業務用備品の卸売で有名な商店街、かっぱ橋道具街に訪問！ 噂通り商店街で出店されている店舗は、どのお店も専門性に長けたお店ばかり。 よくテレビで取り上げられている食品サンプルを筆頭に食器や調味料などの普段の生活でも使い勝手が高い商品も多々販売されておりました。 食器店に関しては若い方の来店も多く、どうやらインスタ等を参考にしつつお求めの食器を探すという方も多々いらっしゃるようです 駐車場に関しては、道端の公営駐車スペースは60分300円の価格でしたが、近隣のコインパーキングは20分300 円程度が相場のようです。 ※全てのコインパーキングを確認していたわけではないので、正確なデータではない可能性が高いのでご注意ください ※ただ路上の公営駐車スペースは、業者の方々でに日中は満車だったので車で向かう方は事前に駐車場の見当をつけた上で訪問した方が良さそうです

(Translated by Google) A wonderful city with everything from home-use to professional kitchen equipment! !! Walking around the city is fun 🎶 (Original) 家庭用からプロが使う業務用の厨房機器まで何でも揃う素晴らしい街！！街歩きも楽しい🎶

(Translated by Google) Almost all cooking utensils and tableware are available. Things you don't know the name of ... It's like scissors that grab the shell when you eat escargot ... Even it's more convenient than online shopping because you can say "Oh, escargot tongs" in one shot. Please kindly tell me what you don't have in your shop, such as "You should go to Mr. ◯◯". (Original) 調理器具や食器がほぼすべて揃います。名前の分からないもの…エスカルゴを食べるとき殻を掴むハサミみたいなの…ですら「ああ、エスカルゴトングね」と一発で通じますから、ネット通販より便利です。 自分のお店にないものも「◯◯さんところに行くといいよ」など親切に教えてくださいます。

Cute street for kitchenware. If we were locals and were looking for kitchenware, I’d definitely head there. We got a nice full stainless steel box grater! Don’t like those with silicon handles etc so we were happy to find one. Got some cute chopstick rests too! There are many kinds - from sleek classy ones to silly ones shaped like mayo bottles. Lots of knife shops too, some of which offer sharpening services.

Such a cool place to buy a knife. My wife and I spent hours just visiting all of the shops and finding some that were hidden away. So cool to see all the variety of kitchenware and knifes on display. We ended up picking up a couple of knifes for our home kitchen. Can’t wait to get back home and use them!

This street is very amazing, it is basically the supplier street to restaurant owners. They sell in bulk too. If you are looking to equip your kitchen with some Japanese utensils and crockery this is the place to come to. Short walk from Asakusa. There are some shops they sell premium kitchen knifes that is well sought after.

(Translated by Google) I went without knowing that many shops are closed on Sundays and holidays That's true. But I enjoyed it enough The number of cookie molds I have never seen in a confectionery shop, fun (((o (* ﾟ ∀ ﾟ *) o))) beautiful tableware shop, rare cooking utensils, too real sample shop, The cityscape with a retro feel. I really enjoyed it Even one day is not enough. I didn't see much because my companion didn't seem to be interested in anything other than the sample. Next time I would like to relax alone. (Original) 日祝だと閉まっているお店が多いことを知らず行ってしまった そうだよね。 でも充分楽しめました 製菓道具のお店では見たことのないクッキーの型の数、たのしい(((o(*ﾟ∀ﾟ*)o)))美しい食器の店、珍しい調理器具、リアルすぎるサンプルのお店、 レトロ感たまらん街並み。 すごく楽しめた １日でも足りない。 お連れ様がサンプル以外関心がなさそうで気を遣いあまり見られなかったので 次は１人でゆっくりみたいと思います。

(Translated by Google) It is a nationally famous kitchen utensil tool town. From the name of Kappabashi, "Kappa" has become the image character of the city, and you can meet adorable kappa in various places on the street. A few years ago, it became the stage for the anime "Sarazanmai," and more and more people were pilgrimage to the sacred sites. I think it's interesting to go with your family and look for kappa. (Original) 全国的に有名な厨房調理用品の道具街です。合羽橋という名前から「かっぱ」が街のイメージキャラクターになっており、通りの色々なところで愛らしい河童に会うことができます。数年前には「さらざんまい」というアニメの舞台にもなり聖地巡りをする方も増えました。 家族で行ってかっぱ探しをするのも面白いと思います。

(Translated by Google) Kitchen utensils, knives, etc. all in one place!! It's not cheap and there are more foreigners than locals (Original) 주방기구, 칼 등이 한곳에 !! 싸진않고 현지인보다 외국인이 많은곳

This street is a must see. Whether you are into cooking or you like to window shop. This place has something for everyone. Everything from kitchen supplies to fake display food. If you don't find it here then it does not exist. The mascot of this street is the kappa.

I was sure that this would be a tourist trap but it isn’t! A lot of locals purchase here, including restaurant owners, who go there to buy supplies. The prices are good and the selection is endless. I could easily spend the entire day there.

Great experience! Anything you could possibly need for your kitchen is on this street. The shop owners were all incredibly kind to foreigners and the surrounding area is a beautiful blend of modern and traditional architecture. Just a head’s up, most of the shops are closed on Sundays!

Lots of variety of different equipments for your kitchen. There are some English speaking shops for tourists too.(not sure if they are more expensive or not) If you are tired there are some good cafes to sit down. Sky tree near by so if you are interested in visiting Asakusa, this district might be a good additional place to go visit.

Nice location to purchase cookware and culinary tools, whether you're buying for your house or business. Prices are reasonable and can fit all budgets. Must return here without a doubt.

I can spend hours wandering through the stores here !! Such wonderful items - Anything for the kitchen. Even things you didn’t realise you needed. There is also a Yamato transport store to send things back to your house at very reasonable prices. - useful if you by items from multiple stores. This is an every 6 months place we visit in Tokyo

(Translated by Google) I asked you to sharpen the cutting shears of the dressmaking. Polite correspondence and sharpness of the finished product. I would like to ask you next time. (Original) 洋裁の裁ち鋏の研ぎをお願いしました。 丁寧なご対応と、出来上がりの切れ味。 次もお願いしようと思います。

(Translated by Google) My needs have been met (Original) Mes besoins ont été satisfait

Quite good place

The kitchen supplies & equipment, utensils, Japanese forged knives and ceramic shops is a professional chefs or restaurants place to go in Tokyo but also for amateur cooks (like myself) that love kitchenware 🤣 lots of possibilities to choose from and/or worth just window shopping as well.

Here you find everything that you need in a kitchen or on the dining table. Especially when you are into Japanese knives you should go there. A couple of good stores, giving good advice and selling highest quality!

Nice

Wonderful traditional market place. Traditional japanese stuffs and items specifically kitchen utilities are available here. There are shops which have been doing business here for around 100 years. Good thing is that there are many box parkings available. I see this place is a great source of traditional souvenirs.

Absolute fascinating place to visit, if you are into cooking and baking. You will find everything you need here, so come here before going shopping in malls and other stores. I bet you will find cheaper price here.

Kappabashi (Tokyo’s restaurant supply district) is a great place to get unique souvenirs. There are several great noren shops and many, many plastic food options. (These photos are contest winners from an exhibit at SkyTree the last time we were there.)

A nice place to shop for kitchen trinkets, dishes, utensils, knives, and even replica plastic foods. Some items are novel and some can be purchased around the corner for a different price, so beware and shop around. A few higher-end shops for knives and chopsticks, etc, have popped up since my last visit. These places sell some quality items, but your value may vary. Shop wisely!

We went to Kappabashi to buy a deba knife and ended up buying a santuko. It was also a blessing that there was an ongoing festival so we got a discount. There were a lot of people- locals and tourist alike were shopping. Thankful that we got there early.

Lots of tourist gifts and small notable foods can be found here. There is an opportunity to rent Kimonos for a extra special experience. We went during the new years time which meant crowds were at it’s peak. So be wary of this in your visit. There are lots of side streets that are also worth a visit.

Best places to buy cooking or baking utensils, from food sample to uniform also available here. Some of the stores also have tax free refund.

Street with chef model in the middle. Lots of vendors selling quality knives. You can get an engraving on the knives (most of the time for free) and some places let you try out the knives on fruits to get a feel for the knife (which you totally should do to make sure you do if you’re using it)

Whatever you’re after in the cooking department you’ll find it here. Menus, chopsticks, cutlery, ceramics, napkins, brooms and so on. It’s all here with the best items being knives. The most amusing places are the ones selling plastic food. Not far from Ueno Station, with about a 20 minute walk, you will enjoy walking in and around the area discovering the different little shops and stores. Prices aren’t negotiable so don’t think of trying to try and haggle. Staff are helpful and please be patient as not everyone has great English.

Delicious desserts, especially the salted caramel pudding!! And really good coffee. We had a great pit stop here while touring the area. The cafe itself is also very beautiful with professional barista. I recomend sitting on the bar.

The best place to look for kitchen and baking utensils!! The staff of the stores know limited English but are still very helpful, I was looking for a specific kitchen timer from one of the stores and the guy working there gave me a tourist map of the neighbourhood and directed me to a couple of different stores to help me find what I want. :)

Kappabashi Street is supposed to be the mecca for cooking and foodie lovers. Well... you have lots of stores selling kitchen equipment, tableware, clothing and decorative items. There are more than 100 stores. There also some stores where you can buy food. But that's it. It's more an issue of curiosity rather than exploring the market to buy items.

Walking down this shopping street that sells all kinds of restaurant and kitchen stuff is an interesting experience, although my aunt felt that overall prices were a bit steep. The life-like food displays were pretty cool though. I saw that we could take lessons in making our own uncannily-real food here, which sparks an idea for my upcoming food heritage gallery.

Nice place for buy anything in your kitchen and food sample.

So many things to look at on this street. Bring some empty shopping bags, you’ll definitely find something to buy here for sure

Feel the old Japan here while you shop for authentic Japanese earthen ware. This place is for creative souls who loves to cook & serve. While you walk you will also get to feel the soul of old Tokyo which is not present in main central Tokyo. Most shops close by 5 pm and The Tokyo Skytree and The Famous Sensoji temple is very close by. Explore !!

業務用菓子卸問屋街。一般の人も多い。まず欲しいものは見つかる。有名店だからと飛び付かず時間があれば他店舗と値段を比べて買うべし

(Translated by Google) There are various tableware and I get transferred (Original) いろいろな食器があって目移りしてしまう

(Translated by Google) Bustle during the bubble era Because i know But fun (Original) バブル期の賑わい 知っているので でも楽しい

(Translated by Google) It's an interesting place to look at, and it's a place you won't get tired of, but it's hard to find a place to eat, so it may be difficult if you don't check the toilet! (Original) 見て面白いの場所で、飽きない場所ではあるけれど、なかなか食べる場所とかが見つけにくくて、トイレとかをチェックしないと大変かもです!

(Translated by Google) I like it. I'm excited to see it. (Original) 好きです。自分は見てるとワクワクします。

(Translated by Google) In Osaka, it's a tool shop, but the price is still high. (Original) 大阪で言うと道具屋筋にあたるだろうが、やはり価格はたかいですよ。

(Translated by Google) There is a swan here! ️ (Original) ここに白鳥が‼️

(Translated by Google) I enjoyed it with various cooking utensils and plates. Good when you start a new life. There are so many people, so be careful! (Original) いろんな調理器具やお皿があって楽しめた。 新生活を始めるときは良い。 人はそれなりに多いので気をつけて!

(Translated by Google) When I went after 9 o'clock, it was almost closed (Original) 九時過ぎに行ったら大体閉まってた

(Translated by Google) Not just tools There are many maniac ingredients Dry food seasoning Confectionery ingredients Soup ingredients are available from general to commercial use Please also go around the street that crosses the tool street called Aiba Hashimoto Dori. (Original) 道具だけじゃない 食材もマニアックなものがたくさんあります 乾物調味料菓子材料スープの素などが一般向けから業務用まで幅広く揃います 合羽橋本通りという道具街と十字になっている通りも回ってください

(Translated by Google) I just buy things that I don't know how to use (Original) 使いどきがわからないものまでつい買ってしまう

(Translated by Google) There are many strange things. It's funny to hang around. We also sell good professional tools, so I think you should buy kitchen knives here. (Original) 変わったものが沢山あります。ブラブラすると面白いです。 プロ仕様のいい道具も売っているので包丁などここで買うといいと思います。

(Translated by Google) It is good if you are looking for convenient cooking goods. In that neighborhood, it's "Iidaya". There are quite a few interesting tools. Whatever you care about ... 👍 (Original) 料理の便利グッズを探すなら良いです。 あの界隈だと『飯田屋』さんです。 面白い道具が結構あります。 何気にぶらっと行くのも…👍

(Translated by Google) Since it was a weekday, many stores were open and I was able to shop slowly. I enjoyed it because there are only tool streets and there are things that I don't usually see. (Original) 平日だったので多くの店舗が営業しており、ゆっくりと買い物ができた。 道具街だけあり日頃目にすることないようなモノもあり、楽しめた。

(Translated by Google) interesting! Lots of kitchen goods. It's a quiet city, but it has a charm that makes you want to go again. You can buy Kimura glass wine glasses very cheaply. (Original) 面白い！キッチングッズが沢山。地味な街だけどまた行きたいと思わせる魅力あり。木村グラスのワイングラスがとても安く買える。

(Translated by Google) amusement (Original) アミューズメント

(Translated by Google) You can get cooking utensils at a little cheaper price. We have everything, so I think it's a perfect place for those who start a shop. (Original) 調理器具などが少し格安で手には入ります。 なんでもそろっているのでお店を始める方などにはもってこいの場所だと思います。

(Translated by Google) Tableware etc. (Original) 食器等揃う

(Translated by Google) I have been indebted to you at work! I think most of the shops are open! It's fun just to walk and watch There may be new discoveries (laughs) (Original) 仕事でずっとお世話になってます！ ほとんどお店は行ってると思います！ 歩いて見てるだけでも楽しいですよ 新しい発見があるかも(笑)

(Translated by Google) It's fun to buy pots, tableware, cooking utensils, etc. for home use, to know that the tools and equipment used only in the shop are at such a price, and to wander around. (Original) 鍋、食器、料理器具などお店を自宅用で買ったり、お店でしか使わない道具や機器がこんな値段なんだと知ることができたり、ブラブラ巡るのが楽しいです。

(Translated by Google) It's fun to sell various things related to the restaurant business (Original) 飲食業にまつわる色んなものが売っていて楽しい

(Translated by Google) If you are doing food and drink work, please go and see it. There are new discoveries! (Original) 飲食のお仕事なさってるならば、一度行って見て下さい。 新しい発見が、ありますよ！

(Translated by Google) It was Sunday night, so it was closed except for eating and drinking. (Original) 日曜夜だったので飲食以外は閉まってました。

(Translated by Google) I lived there until 6 years ago, so I sometimes go shopping. I'm glad if it fits the cutlery and tableware (pottery, glass) sale. (Original) 6年前まで住んでいた場所なので時々買い物に行きます。刃物類、食器(陶器、ガラス)セールに合うと嬉しいです。

(Translated by Google) It's an absolutely fun place for cooks. (Original) 料理する人は絶対楽しい場所ですね。

(Translated by Google) It's fun and convenient because you can buy various kitchen utensils! (Original) 様々な台所道具が購入できるので楽しい、便利！

(Translated by Google) There are various shops so please enjoy! (Original) 色々なお店があるので楽しんで下さい！

(Translated by Google) It's a fun town just by walking. (Original) 歩いているだけで楽しい町です。

(Translated by Google) I'm excited (Original) ワクワクしますよ

(Translated by Google) The shop people are kind (Original) お店の人が親切だよ

(Translated by Google) Many shops were closed on Sundays ... (Original) 日曜日は多くのお店がお休みでした…

(Translated by Google) I did a preview of what I wanted for the time being, but I'm worried about various things (Original) とりあえず欲しいものの下見をしたんだけど、色々あって悩む

(Translated by Google) An old bird is singing due to the influence of the corona! ️ (Original) コロナの影響で閑古鳥が鳴いてます‼️

Cool place and can find some cheap offers on beautiful Japanese style plates and utensils

Great place to shop for a top quality Japanese knife. Many shop owners speak English and can explain the difference in the types of steel (blue carbon, white carbon, powdered steel, etc). Very educational! Knives start from about $100 and up (maybe $70-80 for a small knife). Anything less than that is probably a generic knife you can get from anywhere.

The place to go for shopping kitchen utensils and amazing knives! Great selection and many different shops. Visit well before you buy! There are too many beautiful options

Must visit if you’re visiting Asakusa. Buy some Japanese plates, cups, or cute cookie cutters if you’re into baking!

Excellent place to get all kitchen and bakery needs . Takes half a day to walk up and down the whole street . If you have specific item to purchase, recommend you to compare prices across a few store. As prices here varies significantly store to store. You virtually could purchase an entire restaurant furnishings from kitchen assets to sign board here. As many store specialise in restaurant equipment. More popular items for tourists is the kitchen knife selection, food replica and pottery/China here. For those who enjoy cooking and baking, this is the place for you. Just hope you have enough baggage space to bring it all back.

If you’re into cooking then this is the place to go for every kind of equipment and utensils you’ll ever need. You can find things here that can’t be bought in normal department stores. Professional level goods

Awesome street with collection of hundreds of kitchen supply stores for every tool you'll need. Start with their famous knives as well as baking tools, plates and even artificial food plates for your restaurant. Love it. Avoid arrive on Sunday as some stores may be closed (still, many are open but not as on weekdays)

They sell so much stuff!! It’s a great place not only to shop, but also get in touch with the city

You can find almost anything you want for your kitchen here. Some of them are a little bit pricey, you could find things you need according to your budget. Also coupe nice coffee shops and restaurants there.

I went here to take a coffee roasting class at Union. If you like or need any items for your kitchen or restaurant, this is the place. Everything from vintage signs to wooden chopsticks. Prices are reasonable.

If you like exploring Crate & Barrel for the latest in kitchen/dining tools and gadgets, you will absolutely love this place. They have it all and, they have many items that you never even imagined that you could buy for your kitchen and dining room. If you were starting a new restaurant in Japan, this place would probably be your first stop. Everything from stone pizza ovens, to free standing floor mount dough mixes, even the vending machines you see fast food Ramen and Curry shops, all here, brand new and for sale. Every kind of pot, pan, and cooking tool. Stoves,  ovens, sinks, reach in freezers  and coolers. Tableware,  glasses,  cups and utensils,  they even have a few shops that sell that plastic fake-food  you see on display in the window storefronts at Japanese eateries, so real looking that you have to touch it to know for sure it's fake. I spent an entire afternoon here and, already I'm thinking about going back.

Good place to go to shop for utensils, but you should go early since most of the stores closes at 4pm.

It is a great place to buy kitchen utensils. There are some great shops available on the street. There are Japanese handmade cutlery, kitchen knives etc available. It is right outside the Asakusa station or 7-8 mins walk from the famous Senso-ji temple.

You can find every kind of kitchen tools in this quarter, price are fantastic and the quality to, U ll find lanterns store!

(Translated by Google) Heaven for those who love cooking! It was bigger than I expected, and there were many stores, so I couldn't go around in a few hours if I was in the store I was interested in. The price wasn't that cheap, but it was fun because there were many shops where you could get equipment that you can only see online. (Original) 料理好きの人には天国です！ 思ったより大きく、店舗数も多くあり、気になる店に入っていたら数時間では回りきれませんでした。 値段はそこまで安い訳ではなかったですが、普段ネットでしか見られない器具が手に取れる店が多く、楽しかったです。

(Translated by Google) A shopping street where you can find almost anything for commercial use related to food. It's really fun just walking. You can walk from Asakusa. (Original) 食に関する業務用の商品がほとんどなんでも揃う商店街。歩いているだけでもとっても楽しいです。浅草から歩いて行けます。

(Translated by Google) In Tokyo's Kitchen Town, a street where you can buy everything related to Japanese cuisine, both professional and amateur. There is a huge choice of shops where you can buy chopsticks, noodle bowls, professional knives and home. Recommended! (Original) Nella Kitchen Town di Tokyo, una via dove puoi acquistare tutto quello che riguarda la cucina giapponese, sia professionale che amatoriale. Vastissima la scelta dei negozio dove poter acquistare bacchette, ciotole da noodles, coltelli professionali e da casa. Consigliato!

(Translated by Google) All the necessary cooking utensils and utensils are available here, but the price is not so cheap. (Original) 必要な調理器具や道具は　全てここで揃います　ただし　お値段はそこまで安くはないです

Very touristic in recent years. All this posh and overpriced knife shops where a Japanese chef would never buy anything…. But still a place you can get your stuff if you are into cooking gear.

Love this street have to much to discover, I been here for 6 hours

Known to mostly only Edogawa locals, this boulevard used to be the place where blue collar workers meet artisans, chefs, you name it of all professions came to find items to use at their shops, decorate their storefronts, or shop handmade distinctly aesthetically Japanese items from all walks of life. COVID has done a number and some shops have closed but the spirit of the street has not wavered. There is build back in sight, I look forward to it recapturing it’s once glory soon again.

my family spent the whole afternoon exploring the shops in this area, hunting for different types of kitchen ware to bring home as souvenirs :") got a lovely mug which I adore

Wooww 1 day it's not enough to see all the stores, specially if you liked to cook or bake. Every store the price are different. If you ask me my opinion, local store in my area is more cheaper than here, because you need to spend money for your travel / transportation , if you live in japan and drive your own car the parking fee it's ¥ 200 - ¥ 250 for 15 minutes, or ¥ 2000 for 24H. i I am more than 2 hrs, so I've just continued P there , and 🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️to Asakusa - Tokyo Sky Tree and back again to Kappabashi for my 🚗 and paid ¥ 2000 📦🗃 boxes for cakes🎂 or for lunch box are really cheap

Did not take enough photos here but if you love kitchen items you must take a stroll down this street. Chopsticks, knives, Plastic Food, cups, pans etc etc can found here. You could spend hours here popping into all the various shops. We found some awesome cooking chopsticks for cheap but prices can range from high to low. Happy shopping. There is also a few coffee shops in area for a break.

Great place to look for kitchen ware, especially kitchen knifes with so many choices. Got a good deal on a 240 Gyuto (Masamoto KS) compared to what it costs on Canada.

Its highly concentrated with any kitchen equipment you could ever want. The knives are stunning and the selection is vast. There are tens of stores selling the same knives so you will be spoilt with choose. If you do struggle with option paralasis you will struggle too choose the knife you want and end up leaving. If you are looking for a knife I recommend choosing a style and a maker before to go. There is also a great selection of unique pottery to select from.

Such an interesting street full of all kinds of kitchen utensils, cook ware, bake ware, plastic food, plates, cups and bowls of all sorts. Amazing!

Kitchen street, this place has an excellent choice of kitchen and dinning supplies, very helpful and efficient store staff, extraordinary choice and relatively low prices, next to the most fun shrine and eating area.

Nothing really special here unless you’re looking for any specific kitchen utensils or Japanese knives! About 10 minutes walk from Asakusa tourist street!