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Iekei Ramen Kakushinka TOKYO

Iekei Ramen Kakushinka TOKYO

A Fresh Take on Iekei Ramen from the Owner of Three-Time Bib Gourmand-Listed SORANOIRO.

20 Oct 2026 See More

While exploring Tokyo Ramen Street beneath Tokyo Station, I found this distinctive Iekei ramen shop! It was created by an owner whose restaurant has received the Michelin Bib Gourmand three times, blending classic Iekei ramen with a fresh style that made me eager to try it.

The shop is located in the underground area of the station, making it very convenient to get to. It’s also easy to fit into an itinerary of shopping and dining around Tokyo Station. This time, I avoided peak dining hours and was seated without waiting in line, which saved quite a bit of time!

The ramen broth is rich and full-bodied, with the aroma of pork bones hitting you right away, paired with a distinct soy sauce flavor. Every sip captures the classic appeal of Iekei ramen. Although it tastes rich at first, the finish isn’t overly greasy. Instead, it has a refreshing balance that keeps you coming back for more.

If you like rich ramen but worry about it becoming too heavy by the end, add this place to your list! Being able to enjoy delicious ramen right beneath the station is really convenient.

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To eat at this famous sushi restaurant, I got in line early in the morning. Although the wait took some time, it was all worth it to enjoy such fresh, delicious sushi!

The atmosphere inside was lively, and the chefs prepared the sushi right in front of us at the counter. You could feel the care and skill that went into every piece. The fresh fish paired with fragrant, pleasantly chewy Japanese rice tasted sweet and delicious, making it hard to stop eating one piece after another. It was so satisfying!

Sitting at the counter and watching the chefs skillfully prepare the sushi was also a big part of the experience. If you're visiting Toyosu Market and want to experience the appeal of Japanese market cuisine, Sushi Dai is definitely worth adding to your itinerary!
St. Mary's Cathedral, Tokyo

Located on a hill in Sekiguchi, Bunkyo Ward, this Catholic church has a long and storied history. It began in 1899 as a wooden Gothic-style chapel built for the École Française des Dames de Saint-Maur. In 1900, it became the chapel of the Sekiguchi Parish, and by 1920, it was elevated to serve as the Cathedral of Tokyo.
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When visiting Tokyo, besides the bustling shopping districts and popular attractions, you can also plan a different kind of architectural tour.

St. Mary's Cathedral, Tokyo, designed by world-renowned architect Kenzo Tange, features a unique curved thin-shell structure that gives the building a futuristic appearance. Viewed from different angles, you can appreciate the beauty created by the interplay of lines, light, and shadow, combining a solemn presence with the distinctive charm of modern architecture.

Stepping inside feels like leaving the hustle and bustle of central Tokyo behind. In the peaceful atmosphere, you can appreciate the beauty of the architecture and let your mind settle.

If you enjoy distinctive architecture or want to find a place in Tokyo that's different from the usual tourist attractions, I highly recommend coming here to experience both architectural art and spiritual renewal.
DiverCity Tokyo Plaza

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When you come to Odaiba, you definitely shouldn't miss this lively shopping mall! Based on the concept of a “theatrical urban space,” DiverCity Tokyo Plaza brings together well-known international brands, restaurants, and specialty shops. Whether you're shopping, enjoying good food, or simply browsing, there's plenty of fun to be had.

The most eye-catching landmark here is, of course, the imposing Unicorn Gundam. Seeing it in person is truly spectacular, and it's also a classic photo spot when visiting Odaiba!

Since I visited on a holiday, the mall was packed with visitors inside and out. It was incredibly lively, with a cheerful atmosphere everywhere. Shopping, dining, and admiring the Gundam—you can enjoy it all in one place!

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