The Japan Voyage

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Menya Hashimoto, Nakano: Three Slabs of Chashu and a Tonkotsu Broth That Earns Them

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The 中華そば青葉 awning at Chuka Soba Aoba Nakano Honten

Chuka Soba Aoba Honten, Nakano: The Fish-and-Pork Bowl That Has Always Been Here

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Lanterns and stacked shop signs in Nakano's Sanbangai alley, the evening end of the route

Is Nakano Worth Visiting Tokyo? An Honest Answer

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Tadaima Henshinchu's storefront in Nakano — the 'Transforming' sign above oyster ramen menu boards

Oyster Ramen with 14 Years of French Kitchen Behind It: Tadaima Henshinchu, Nakano

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The Tantanmen at Hozuki, Nakano: Sesame Broth, Dried Shrimp, and a Rice Finale That Completes the Bowl

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Nakano Uroko Honten: The Seafood Izakaya Where You Grill It Yourself

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Okajoki, Nakano: The Local Izakaya That Works for Lunch and Dinner

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Nakano Rengazaka: The Brick Lane That Doesn't Look Like Tokyo

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Inside Zingaro: colored glass lamps, a Murakami flower neon and the flower-patterned carpet of the Showa-style kissaten

Zingaro, Nakano Broadway: The Showa Kissaten Takashi Murakami Built

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Mandarake's signboard and display windows inside Nakano Broadway

Mandarake: Inside Nakano Broadway's Living Archive of Japanese Pop Culture

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