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Yokocho refers to the distinctive Japanese alleyways lined with small eateries and bars. These charming spots, often featuring a nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere, offer local specialties and regional sake in a casual setting. Popular among both domestic and international visitors, yokocho are perfect for bar-hopping and sampling various dishes.
Kappa Yokocho is a retro food alley under the tracks in Umeda, Osaka. Your guide to all 24 spots, from kushikatsu to fortune telling.
On the B2 floor of the Hanshin Umeda Main Store, Hanshin Bar Yokocho delivers stylish yet affordable dining—casual bars, hearty meals, and cafés in one refined Osaka space.
Experience the vibrant flavors of Osaka at Oishi Mono Yokocho, a modern dining destination directly connected to Umeda Station. Featuring 20 local restaurants serving everything from premium sushi to traditional yakitori, enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine and drinks from 11am daily.
Just steps away from bustling Dotonbori lies a timeless slice of traditional Japan. Experience authentic Japanese cuisine and centuries of history along Hozenji Yokocho's stone-paved alleys, where lantern-lit restaurants create an enchanting atmosphere in the heart of Osaka.
Kinshachi Yokocho features 20 restaurants in two zones near Nagoya Castle. The Yoshinao Zone offers classic Nagoya dishes, while the Muneharu Zone serves creative cuisine.
Daimon Yokocho is Hakodate's largest yatai village, 5 min from JR Station. Bar-hop for squid sashimi, Jingisukan, ramen and more in a Showa-era atmosphere.
Kofu Gourmet Yokocho is a food alley where you can order from all shops without leaving your seat. Enjoy tori-motsu, Koshu wine, seafood, Italian, Chinese, and more.
12 unique izakayas line this 50m lantern-lit alley, just 1 min from Kofu Station. Enjoy Yamanashi sake, Koshu chicken, and Wine Beef here.