
Hatsune Koji is a narrow alley located in Asakusa 2-chome, known for its row of small eateries that create a nostalgic atmosphere. Situated between Nishi-Sando Shopping Street and Hanayashiki Street, it offers convenient access for visitors exploring the Asakusa area. Some of the establishments have been operating since the Showa era, and the alley is lined with yakitori shops, izakaya, snack bars, and small pubs. When the neon lights come on at night, the street takes on a distinctly retro Asakusa ambiance. Each shop has its own character, with many beloved by regulars, while an increasing number of places are also welcoming to tourists, making it suitable for casual bar-hopping in small groups. The alley’s narrow layout and densely built storefronts create a unique streetscape, making it a valuable spot where visitors can experience the atmosphere of a traditional Showa-era drinking alley. It offers a glimpse into another side of Asakusa, different from the main thoroughfares.
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Hatsune Koji, 2-7-21 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo 111-0032, Japan
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