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Harmonica Alley

An alleyway lined with about 100 small shops.

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Located just outside the north exit of Kichijoji Station, this small alley is home to about 100 shops. The name “Harmonica Alley” is said to come from the fact that the line of small storefronts looks like the holes on a harmonica. Many of the shops sell delicious things to eat, so it’s a great place to stroll while sampling some of the delights. At night, red lanterns light the many izakayas (Japanese style pubs), which are a popular place to have a drink. With old shops that have been around for a long time and stylish new cafes, Harmonica Alley is great place for visitors to experience a good mix of old and new.

Highlights

  • At night, red lanterns light the streets as the area comes to life with people enjoying drinks at the many izakayas.
  • A morning market is held on the third Sunday of every month (7:00 AM to 10:00 AM).
  • Enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere of an older Japanese neighborhood.

Photos

  • Harmonica Alley at night

    Harmonica Alley at night

  • Harmonica Alley at night

    Harmonica Alley at night

  • Entrance to Harmonica Alley

    Entrance to Harmonica Alley

  • Harmonica Alley at night

    Harmonica Alley at night

Reviews

3
  • 王翠梅

    充滿著昭和風情小吃一條街,吉祥寺是日本人很喜歡居住的區域,很推薦來這邊走走。

  • Mikiki

    適合下了班來喝一杯的地方!

  • 林筱英

    這附近很多小吃好熱鬧很好玩,很適合全家,情侶出遊一起來逛逛玩玩呢。

Details

Name in Japanese
ハーモニカ横丁
Postal Code
180-0004
Address
1-1 Kichijojihoncho, Musashino City, Tokyo
Access
1 minute on foot from the west exit of JR Kichijoji Station (Chuo Line) and Keio Kichijoji Station (Inokashira Line)