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Kappabashi Kitchenware Town
A beloved spot for professional and amateur chefs alike, Kappabashi Kitchenware Town is within walking distance of Asakusa’s Sensoji Temple and Tokyo Metropolitan Ueno Park. The entrance to this center of everything cooking related is guarded by an enormous statue of a chef,
complete with a towering white hat.
The main road and side streets of the kitchenware district boast approximately 170 shops, offering everything from high-quality Japanese knives and lacquerware to professional-grade stoves. Most stores are open to the public, so you can get great deals on tableware, kitchen tools, and plenty of other useful little gadgets you never knew you needed. Make sure to stop by the food sample shops, where you can see ultra-realistic plastic versions of all sorts of dishes and ingredients. Sushi magnets and food-themed smartphone covers are particularly popular souvenirs, as are noren curtains, ceramic cups, and fanciful chopstick rests.
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