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Traditional sushi restaurant · Tokio, Japan

Otsuna Sushi

Otsuna Sushi occupies the ground floor of the remm Roppongi building, about a two-minute walk from Exit 4b on the Hibiya Line or Exit A5 on the Oedo Line. The restaurant…

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Japanese temaki restaurant · Tokio, Japan

Gonpachi Nori-temaki Harajuku

Gonpachi Nori-temaki opened in 2018 and occupies a Co-op Olympia storefront a few minutes’ walk from Harajuku and Meiji-Jingumae. Its speciality is not counter nigiri bu…

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Conveyor-belt sushi restaurant · Tokio, Japan

Kura Sushi Global Flagship Harajuku

Kura Sushi is on the fourth floor of YM Square, between Takeshita-dori and Omotesando, in a Harajuku that alternates youth fashion, design, pop culture and routes toward…

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Conveyor-belt sushi restaurant · Tokio, Japan

Hama Sushi Ginza Inns

Hama Sushi is on the second floor of Ginza Inns 1, the shopping complex connected to the Yurakucho area. Rather than treating the name Ginza as a synonym for luxury, vis…

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Japanese sushi restaurant · Tokio, Japan

Sushi no Midori Ginza

Midori’s branch sits beneath the elevated expressway, on the first floor of the Yamashita Building, a five-minute walk from Shimbashi. Its setting reflects everyday Ginz…

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Japanese sushi restaurant · Tokio, Japan

Sushi-ya Ginzo Akihabara Honkan

Sushi-ya Ginzo is at a different address from its annex, although both names appear in Akihabara directories. The main branch pairs sushi with a broader Japanese menu: s…

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Conveyor-belt sushi restaurant · Tokio, Japan

SUSHIRO Akihabara Ekimae

The Akihabara branch is in the basement of BiTO AKIBA, rather than on a side street. Per-plate ordering lets diners regulate spending, and the tablet reduces the need fo…

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Japanese conveyor-belt sushi restaurant · Tokio, Japan

Sushiro Asakusa Rokku

Asakusa brings several versions of Tokyo together within a few blocks. Kaminarimon Gate and Nakamise lead toward Senso-ji Temple, while the Sumida River opens another ro…

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Traditional Japanese sushi restaurant · Tokio, Japan

Sushi Maru Shinjuku

East of the station, Shinjuku’s landscape shifts from department stores to a grid of restaurants and shopping streets shared by offices, residents and visitors. Sushi Ma…

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Japanese sushi restaurant · Tokio, Japan

Sushi no Midori Shibuya

The walk from Shibuya Crossing toward Shibuya Mark City shifts the scene from neon and traffic to commercial corridors linked to the station. Mark City serves as a shopp…

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Japanese conveyor-belt sushi restaurant · Tokio, Japan

Sushiro Shinjuku Nishiguchi

Shinjuku cannot be read as one single neighbourhood. West of the station, offices and hotels rise beside government buildings; to the east, department stores, restaurant…

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Japanese sushi restaurant · Tokio, Japan

Uobei Shibuya Dogenzaka Store

Dogenzaka concentrates one of Shibuya’s busiest faces: within minutes of the crossing and station, shoppers, workers and visitors mingle with restaurants, karaoke venues…

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