[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Kappabashi Street (Kappabashi Dogugai) (Updated May)

As someone who likes to buy kitchenware made in Japan Every time I go to Kappabashi Dougu Street, I buy a big bag of You can buy all kinds of kitchenware + storage, cups and plates here Cooking related supplies Kitchenware lovers/baking experts will definitely love it! Recommended purchase ✅ Japanese-made Tsubame Sanjo stainless steel cutlery (Kama-Asa Kama-Asa store) ✅ Cheap ceramic bowls and plates (Komatsuya) ✅ Kitchenware and sundries (Iidaya) ✅ Baking supplies (Majimaya) It's definitely worth spending half a day treasure hunting! *Remember to bring your passport, some shops offer tax free service 📍Kappabashi Dougu Street Address: 3-18-2 Matsugaya, Taito-ku, Tokyo Business hours: 09:00-17:00 (closed on Sundays) It is recommended to go after 11:00 noon #TokyoAttractions #GlobalTravel

Are you planning a trip to Tokyo? Then you absolutely must visit Asakusa! I would like to introduce you to 3 must-visit places in Asakusa! 1️⃣Sumida Park: Sumida Park, where the Sumida River flows, is a place where you can see the Sky Tree across the river at a glance🗼 Especially at night, you can take 100 photos of your life with the sparkling Sky Tree🥹🫶 It is also a great place for a walk, so be sure to visit! 📍Address: 1 Chome Hanakawado, Taito City, Tokyo 1 Chome Hanakawado, Taito City, Tokyo 2️⃣Sensoji Temple: Sensoji Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo, is really crowded during the day, but it is a place where you can feel a quiet joy in the evening or at night! (It's healing itself as you walk! 🫶) And it's no secret that the lights are on at night, so the pictures come out prettier! 🤫 📍Address: 2 Chome-3-1 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 3️⃣Kappabashi Kitchenware Street: If you're interested in kitchenware, you should definitely visit Kappabashi Kitchenware Street! It's a place full of useful and cute kitchenware (+ bakery supplies)! It's a place where you can have fun taking a leisurely walk and looking around! 📍Address: 3 Chome-18-2 Matsugaya, Taito City, Tokyo #TokyoTravel #TokyoTravel #TokyoPlacesToVisit #TokyoAsakusa #Asakusa #AsakusaSensoji #Skytree #SumidaPark #Kappabashi #KappabashiKitchenwareStreet #SensojiTemple #SoloTravel #Tokyo

🔸Must collect If you go to Asakusa, you should go to eat Sukiyaki and Kaminarimon at Miku Main Store. There should be no need to introduce them. But what I want to introduce today is the #KappabashiDoguStreet near Asakusa. If you like buying cups, plates, cooking utensils, don’t miss it! ! ! The whole street is selling these little things, and most of them are made in Japan 🇯🇵 The price is much cheaper than in Hong Kong~ (➡️The last picture is my trophy) Definitely spend half a day here, the only worry is the luggage weight 🙊 📍 Kappabashi Tool Street 3-18-2 Matsutani, Taito-ku, Tokyo 🚋 Tawaramachi Station｜Ginza Line｜5-minute walk 🚶‍♂️If you walk from Kaminarimon (Sensoji Temple) to Kappabashi Dougu Street, it will take about 10-15 minutes. There are many traditional shops along the way. I recommend you to walk slowly. #Tokyo Attractions

It's a very large tool street near Sensoji Temple. There are quite a few cute and lovely shops, and the sculptures outside the shops are unique like cartoons. You can buy souvenirs like chopstick rests and tea cups for cheaper than at the airport or souvenir shops. Since the same products are sold at different prices in each shop, I recommend visiting several shops and comparing prices before purchasing. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes! It's a long walk to look around. If you bake or cook, be sure to stop by and buy something ^^

At Kappabashi Doguya Street in Taito Ward, you can buy all kinds of cooking equipment, from household cooking gadgets to large pots and pizza ovens used by professionals! There are about 170 shops lined up on both sides of the street, and there are also several shops on Kappabashi Hondori in Asakusa. Recently, due to the influence of COVID-19, there are fewer foreign tourists, and it seems that there are fewer people than before, but on weekends, many people still visit. There are parking meters on the street on weekdays, but they do not apply on holidays, so we recommend using the nearby paid parking lots! Asakusa is about a 15-minute walk away, so it might be a good idea to explore Kappabashi and Asakusa together! #CoupleTrip #GourmetTrip #Shopping

I went to Kappabashi Doguya Street in Tokyo❗️ Kappabashi Doguya Street is a shopping street that sells a lot of cooking and baking tools, including tools for professional use. There are many rare items that can only be found here❗️ Please be sure to visit at least once~ #Tokyo#Kappabashi#Cooking#Confectionery #Gourmet Trip

The Kappabashi Knives Street that I really wanted to visit while traveling to Tokyo! We visited many knife shops to buy knives, but I just realized that the world of knives is so endless!!! It was really amazing and fun to just look at, and the quality of the knives was so good that I got one. If you all go to Tokyo, you must visit Kappabashi Knives Street! It's near Asakasa, so it's perfect to go together~! #Kappabashi #OverseasTravel #TokyoTravel

#tokyostroll #tokyo #harajuku #akihabara #kawaiiculture #anime #streetfood #tokyoeats #takeshitastreet #kawaii #foodieparadise #animelovers #tokyonights #totoro Start at Harajuku Station 🌸 📍 1 Jingumae, Shibuya City, Tokyo The gateway to kawaii culture, where pastel-haired fashionistas and rainbow storefronts set the tone. Wander down Takeshita Street—a whirlwind of glittery accessories, oversized plushies, and crepes piled with whipped cream. Hop to Kappabashi Kitchen Street 🔪 📍 3-chōme-18-2 Matsugaya, Taito City, Tokyo A paradise for foodies: lifelike plastic sushi displays, samurai-shaped chopsticks, and ramen bowls fit for a Tokyo chef line the shops. Dusk in Shinjuku’s Back Alleys 🍺 📍 Omoide Yokocho, 1-2 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo Paper lanterns glow above tiny bars sizzling takoyaki (octopus balls), while salarymen clink frosty beers under the hum of vending machines. Sweet Finale: Shirohige’s Cream Puff Factory 🍡 📍 5-chōme-3-1 Daita, Setagaya City, Tokyo Their Totoro-shaped cream puffs—fluffy, custard-filled, and almost too cute to eat—are a whimsical farewell to Tokyo’s charm. Why You’ll Love This Tokyo Stroll ✨ 🌀 Iconic meets hidden gems—from Harajuku’s chaos to Setagaya’s quiet charm. 🍡 Sensory overload meets serenity—neon-lit alleys and fluffy cream puffs. 🎌 Old meets new—traditional lanterns glow beside anime billboards. Wear comfy shoes because Tokyo rewards the curious wanderer!

#favouriteitinerary Marukatsu is a well-known shop in Tokyo, specializing in high-quality tableware and kitchenware. Located in the Kappabashi district, the store offers an impressive selection of products that cater to both professional chefs and home cooking enthusiasts. Marukatsu is famous for its finely crafted Japanese ceramics, offering a wide range of beautiful plates, bowls, cups, and tea sets. The store also features an array of kitchen tools, from traditional knives and wooden utensils to modern gadgets, all carefully sourced to provide top-tier functionality and aesthetics. The store’s carefully curated collection includes both traditional Japanese items and more contemporary designs, making it a perfect destination for those looking to bring a touch of Japanese craftsmanship into their kitchens or dining rooms. Whether you’re searching for elegant dinnerware for special occasions or durable kitchen tools for everyday use, Marukatsu offers a wide variety of options to suit every need and taste.

#favouriteitinerary Kappabashi Kitchen Street (かっぱ橋道具街) is a vibrant shopping destination in Tokyo, famous for its vast selection of kitchenware and restaurant supplies. Located between Asakusa and Ueno, this unique street is a paradise for chefs, cooking enthusiasts, and those in search of authentic Japanese kitchen tools. The area is lined with over 170 specialized stores, offering everything from high-quality knives, ceramics, and cookware to food replicas and restaurant signage. Visitors can find traditional items like cast-iron teapots, bamboo sushi rolling mats, and Japanese knives, along with modern gadgets and utensils. For food lovers, the street also offers an array of beautifully crafted food replicas, often used by restaurants for display purposes. Whether you're looking for a professional kitchen setup, souvenirs, or just want to admire the craftsmanship, Kappabashi Kitchen Street provides a truly distinctive shopping experience. It's an essential stop for anyone interested in Japanese culinary culture.

#CanadaFlightEvent #Tokyo #TokyoTravel When you're in Tokyo, you can't miss out on tableware shopping. If you go to Kappabashi Street, there are a variety of tableware shops, including chopsticks. It's not easy to come back after seeing it once, so if you see something you like, I hope you get it. The prices are cheap, so you'll want to keep buying it.ㅎㅎ I recommend it to those who are interested.

#June Travel Support Event I visited Kappabashi, a kitchenware and crockery street near Asakusa. I usually like to cook at home, and I recently developed a hobby for baking, so I did a lot of shopping here. Today, I'm going to tell you how to get a tax refund when shopping for crockery in Tokyo Kappabashi.

This kappabashi dougu street near asakusa is well known for selling kitchenware of all types . Easy to recognise just to look for the big chef with chef hat on top of the building. This guy marks the start of kappabashi street Variety of shops, we got some nice items at dagama at the start of the street . Some shops close fairly early 5pm local time so do come earlier to see more. * open 10 am ~ 5pm ( Mon~Sat ) * No street public toilet nearby * No bench chair to rest at this street * Have many public parking just can park infront shop with coins parking meter.

There are so much kitchenware at Kappabashi Street. It is located in Taiyo Ward between Ueno and Asakusa. Check it out if you thinking to import back to your country. There is Yamato Transport service counter nearby and easily transfer the purchased product to airport, accommodation or back to your home country. Also, Smart Refund is available there for tax refund. #tokyo #kappabashi #kitchenware