Sasazuka

The streets of Sasazuka contain a mixture of small independent stores, traditional markets, and modern retail establishments along the main shopping thoroughfares.

Sasazuka emerged from its rural origins in the late 19th century, developing into an urban area along the ancient Koshu Kaido trade route from Tokyo.

Local shrines and temples throughout Sasazuka maintain Japanese religious traditions while small independent eateries preserve traditional cooking methods.

Sasazuka Station on the Keio Line provides direct access to Shinjuku Station, making it a central point for commuters in western Tokyo.

The Sasazuka Jugo Dori Shopping Street features family-owned businesses, including Fukuju ramen shop from 1951, where customers follow the tradition of returning their bowls.

Location: Shibuya-ku

GPS coordinates: 35.67358,139.66686

Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:55