‘urine Alley ‘in Tokyo

Omoide Yokocho, also known as the "urine alley", is one of the many places where many old casual pubs in the Japanese capital are gathered.
‘Urine alley’ Omoide Yokocho in Tokyo
The Omoide Yokocho Alley in the Shinjuku district was called the “urine alley” locally because when it was first formed, none of the pubs here had toilets. Therefore, after drinking, the men can easily "discharge" right in the alley. Today, it is one of the famous destinations of the capital. Photo Izakaya
At the end of World War 2, more than 300 stores opened, but currently only about 80 pubs are in operation, specializing in serving grilled dishes, meat stew, ramen

... 17:00 - 22:00 is the ideal time to Visit the alley because the row of lanterns hanging in front of the shop lights up in the narrow alley like taking you back to the Showa period (1926-1989) of Japan Photo: wonguy974
In 1999, the alley experienced a major fire, destroying almost the entire restaurant.



After that, the government restored the culture of old Tokyo. The street was cleaned, built more toilets. Although they do not plant trees, every season, shops decorate differently like spring, they attach cherry branches and then hang fake maple leaves everywhere. Photo swedishnomad
As a result, it increasingly attracts foreign visitors to check-in. Choose a corner with no people, or go out late at night, stop by when the restaurant is almost closed, you can take hundreds of beautiful virtual life photos from criticism. Especially on a rainy day, the scene is even more magical. Photo anniesbucketlist
The feature of the restaurant here is a very small space, including long tables for guests to sit together So it is suitable for those who drink alone or in small groups.



The cooking counter is right in front of the restaurant, the chef is both processing and chatting with the customers. Photo thepoorichgirl.
Omoide Yokocho does not have upscale restaurants or hundreds of years old eateries. However, many commented, this is one of the places selling grilled skewers "top" in Tokyo. And you must enjoy with a cool beer to get the right tune. The price of food is about 400 yen / skewer (about 90,000 VND) depending on the restaurant.
Most of the shops are closed during the day, so it is quite empty, you can create all kinds of designs, take photos in the middle of the road. It is so popular that it has its own website, which gives complete instructions on how to get from Shinjuku Station to Omoide Yokocho.



Address: 1 Chome-2 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo. Photo discovernihon
According to Vi Yen / Star
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