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Old Tokyo 🇯🇵 Hidden Retro Town | Showa-Era Café, Travel Itinerary in Shibamata Day Trip

Most people visiting Tokyo have never heard of this place. Shibamata is a neighborhood where the Showa era never really left. From retro cafes filled with vintage toys, to nostalgic candy shops and old-school arcades, this hidden side of Tokyo feels like stepping into a time capsule. In this vlog, we explore Shibamata’s iconic streets, starting with a Showa-era retro cafe where colorful cream sodas and classic treats like pudding are unforgettable. We visit a vintage arcade shop where classic pinball machines and Super Mario games bring back the childhood joy of simpler days. Walking through Taishakuten Sando, the main shopping street, we try local delicacies from family-run stores that have been here for decades. We also visit the historic Taishakuten Temple, a peaceful sanctuary known for its beautiful wooden carvings, and end the day at Yamamoto Tei—a merchant’s historic mansion where we enjoyed iced matcha and wagashi while sitting on tatami rooms, with a view of a stunning Japanese garden. This is not the Tokyo you see in travel guides. This is Tokyo’s hidden retro town. A place where every corner feels like a scene from a classic film, and every small detail pulls you into the heart of old Tokyo. If you're looking for unique Tokyo spots away from the usual tourist trails, Shibamata is a must-visit! ✨Tokyo, Japan Travel Guide/Itinerary featured in this vlog: 📍Where to Go and What to Do in Tokyo,Japan / Shrines/Temples to Visit: Shibamata Taishakuten Temple Taishakuten Sando for Street Food Tora San Statues, Tora San Museum Shibamata Park 📍Where to Eat in Tokyo Recommendations: Restaurants & Cafes: Yebisuya for Eel Showa Retro Cafe Sepia for Pudding, Napolitan Pasta and Cream Soda Yamamoto-tei Garden for Matcha and Wagashi 📍Where to Shop in Tokyo Hakaira Yokocho for Dagashi, Arcades and Retro Games Subscribe for more Japan travel vlogs, soft visuals, and hidden gems! About Us Hi! We're Bobi and Binoy, a couple from Manila who’s passionate about traveling the world and creating memories together. 🌏💕 We've been fortunate to have explored different parts of Europe, USA, UAE, and Asia, but we especially adore Japan!🇯🇵 Since we love to travel, we decided to start documenting our trips to preserve the happy memories we create along the way. 🎥 Please subscribe @bobiandbinoy for more videos on travel, food and lifestyle. Follow us on Instagram: @bobiandbinoy In this vlog: 0:01 Preview 0:48 Intro 3:08 Traveling to Shibamata 3:32 Shibamata Station 4:10 Tora-san and Sakura Statues 4:48 Showa Retro Cafe Sepia 12:27 Hakaira Yokocho 22:27 Yebisuya 25:31 Taishakuten Sando 30:16 Taishakuten Temple 35:32 Yamamoto-tei 40:45 Shibamata Park 41:40 Outro Follow us for more calm travel, great food finds, and everyday inspiration from Tokyo & beyond. 📌 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for future Japan vlogs and travel content that’s laid-back but intentional. #Japan #Tokyo #TokyoVlog #Shibamata #TokyoHiddenGems #ShowaEra #RetroTokyo #Vintage #TokyoTravel #OldTokyo #TokyoVlog #Retro #matcha #TravelJapan #JapaneseCulture #OffTheBeatenPath #TokyoTravelGuide #HiddenGems #DayInMyLife #Travel #TravelVlog #japanesefood quiet neighborhoods of tokyo, non-touristy areas of tokyo, tokyo off the beaten path, shopping in tokyo, best restaurants in tokyo, cafe recommendations in tokyo, tokyo vlog, lifestyle, travel guide, best ramen in tokyo, travel itinerary, couple vlog, cozy vlog, laidback vlog, japan vlog, best ramen in tokyo, matcha, tokyo neighborhoods, old town tokyo, Japanese culture, must-try food in Japan, Japanese food, walking tour in tokyo, hidden gems in tokyo, Japan hidden gems, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Asakusa, Akihabara, Harajuku, Kamakura, Mt. Fuji, Day trips from tokyo, thrifting in tokyo, aesthetic cafes in tokyo, temples in tokyo, things to do in tokyo, Japan travel vlog, day in the life, slice of life, retro neighborhood in tokyo, coolest neighborhoods in tokyo, Showa-era Japan, retro Japan,