
78 neighbourhoods across Japan, grouped by city. Plan dinner by the door you walk out of. Want the global view? Browse every neighbourhood.
HakataFukuoka · 77 places
SusukinoSapporo · 75 places · Japan's biggest entertainment district north of Tokyo, with 4,000-plus bars, izakaya and ramen shops south of Odori Park.
Umeda and KitaOsaka · 34 places
Dotonbori and NambaOsaka · 29 places
TenjinFukuoka · 23 places
YakuinFukuoka · 19 places
MaruyamaSapporo · 18 places · Upscale leafy district 10 minutes west of Odori by Tozai Line subway, anchored on Hokkaido Shrine.
GionKyoto · 17 places · The geisha district east of the Kamogawa, where Hanamikoji's wooden ochaya hide kaiseki rooms and the postcard alleys cluster around Yasaka Shrine.
ShibuyaTokyo · 16 places · Tokyo's youth and design centre, where 24-hour ramen shops, chef-led modern Japanese rooms and standing izakaya cluster around the scramble crossing.
ShinjukuTokyo · 15 places
NakasuFukuoka · 12 places
PontochoKyoto · 12 places
ImaizumiFukuoka · 11 places · South of Tenjin, between Watanabe-dori and Kego Park: the city's natural-wine and small-room dining belt, plus the Rakutenchi motsunabe flagship.
Tennoji and AbenoOsaka · 11 places · Gateway to Shinsekai and home to Abeno Harukas, Japan's tallest building.
DaimyoFukuoka · 10 places
Hiroshima Station and EkimaeHiroshima · 10 places · An okonomiyaki floor of its own, a station food hall and the ramen shops around Enkobashi, all within a few minutes of the shinkansen gates.
HigashiyamaKyoto · 9 places · The temple-and-pottery quarter rising toward Kiyomizu-dera.
FushimiKyoto · 8 places · Sake country, 20 minutes south of the centre by Keihan train.
ShinsekaiOsaka · 7 places
AkasakaFukuoka · 6 places
ArashiyamaKyoto · 5 places · Bamboo grove and the Hozugawa river bend on Kyoto's western edge.
GinzaTokyo · 5 places
Nishiki MarketKyoto · 5 places · The four-block covered arcade on Nishikikoji-dori between Teramachi and Takakura, known as the kitchen of Kyoto.
NakameguroTokyo · 3 places
RopponmatsuFukuoka · 3 places · West Chuo, an upscale residential strip with the Amam Dacotan bakery flagship, design-led cafes and bakery counters worth crossing the city for.
Akihabara and KandaTokyo · 2 places
IkebukuroTokyo · Northern hub with the densest tonkotsu ramen run in the city, Chinatown-adjacent Hokkaido seafood izakaya and the Sunshine City basement food court.Karasuma and KawaramachiKyoto · 78 places · Downtown Kyoto, the modern shopping spine.Hondori and OtemachiHiroshima · 43 placesOdoriSapporo · 34 places · Sapporo's downtown spine.Kyoto Station AreaKyoto · 23 placesNagarekawa and YagenboriHiroshima · 18 places · The drinking grid: several thousand bars, izakaya and okonomiyaki counters packed into a few blocks that only really wake up after 19:00.Shinsaibashi and AmerikamuraOsaka · 18 placesSapporo StationSapporo · 17 places · JR Sapporo terminus and the surrounding hotels and department-store food halls.Kitashinchi and FukushimaOsaka · 15 placesNakanoshima and KitahamaOsaka · 12 placesDanbara, Ujina and the southern wardsHiroshima · 11 placesDemachiyanagi and ShimogamoKyoto · 11 places · Where the Kamo and Takano rivers meet, anchored by Shimogamo Shrine.Northern HigashiyamaKyoto · 11 places · The Philosopher's Path stretch from Ginkaku-ji down to Eikando, threaded by Lake Biwa Canal.Hokkaido University areaSapporo · 9 places · Northern Sapporo around Hokkaido University, walkable from Sapporo Station.Roppongi and AzabuTokyo · 8 placesKuromon and NipponbashiOsaka · 7 placesTanukikojiSapporo · 7 places · Hokkaido's oldest covered shopping arcade, opened 1873.Aoyama and OmotesandoTokyo · 6 placesFunairi, Eba and DohashiHiroshima · 6 places · The southwest riverside wards, home to the 1958 chuka soba counter, a brewery beer hall and the book cafe that keeps its own calendar.Hatchobori and TatemachiHiroshima · 6 placesHigashi KuSapporo · 6 placesHorie and Nishi-kuOsaka · 6 places · Osaka's creative district: vintage shops, art galleries, and independent cafes in low-rise streets west of Shinsaibashi.Nijo MarketSapporo · 6 places · Two-block fish market between Susukino and Odori, founded by Ishikari fishermen around 1903.Yokogawa and the western wardsHiroshima · 6 places · Residential Nishi-ku, where the okonomiyaki counters and ramen rooms serve neighbours rather than visitors and mostly close at the weekend.Central SapporoSapporo · 5 placesDaitokuji and KitaKyoto · 5 places · A walled Zen temple complex with 22 sub-temples north of the centre, two of which open gates for shojin-ryori lunches.Kamigyo and NishijinKyoto · 5 places · The old textile quarter north of the Imperial Palace.KiyamachiKyoto · 5 placesToyohira KuSapporo · 5 placesEbisu and DaikanyamaTokyo · 4 placesGolden GaiTokyo · 4 placesTenma and TenjinbashiOsaka · 4 placesHarajukuTokyo · 3 placesAsakusa and YanakaTokyo · 2 placesMarunouchiTokyo · 2 placesShiroishi KuSapporo · 2 placesToranomonTokyo · 2 placesTsukiji and ToyosuTokyo · 2 placesKagurazakaTokyo · 1 placesKishiwadaOsaka · 1 placesKiyamachi SanjoKyoto · 1 placesKiyomizuKyoto · 1 placesNakajima KoenSapporo · 1 placesNogizakaTokyo · 1 placesOkazakiKyoto · 1 placesShibakoenTokyo · 1 placesShirokaneTokyo · 1 placesSuitaOsaka · 1 placesSumiyoshiOsaka · 1 placesTsukishimaTokyo · 1 placesUmegaokaTokyo · 1 placesKichijoji and KoenjiTokyoCities: Fukuoka · Hiroshima · Kyoto · Osaka · Sapporo · Tokyo
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