A kabayaki eel restaurant operating since the Edo period. Referred to in the works of many writers, including Natsume Soseki, Izumi Kyoka, Kafu Nagai, and Fumiko Hayashi. Has a branch in 5-chome. You can download the pamphlet in PDF through this link. ginza.jp/en/tourist-map It is available at the tourist centers around Ginza as well. ginza.jp/en/townguide/touristo...

With a presence in Ginza since 1897, this restaurant got its start near the end of the Edo Period, as a grilled eel eatery. In 1866, they changed their name to Chikuyotei. The flagship restaurant has a Taisho Era look and feel. You can download the pamphlet in PDF through this link. ginza.jp/en/tourist-map It is available at the tourist centers around Ginza as well. ginza.jp/en/townguide/touristo...

Traditional architecture You can download the pamphlet in PDF through this link. ginza.jp/en/tourist-map It is available at the tourist centers around Ginza as well. ginza.jp/en/townguide/touristo...