Funachu Hanakawado
For more than 70 years since its establishment by Tadao Nemoto, known as the “father of yakitori,” Funachu has been serving traditional Edo cuisine with eel and yakitori as its main dishes.
Funawa Kaminarimon
Funawa is a long-established Japanese confectionery established in 1902.
Funawa Main Store
It is a long-established Japanese confectionery established in 1902. It is famous for its imoyokan (sweet potato dumplings) and anko dama (sweet bean paste balls), and is loved by many people.
Funawa Main Store
It is a long-established Japanese confectionery established in 1902. It is famous for its imoyokan (sweet potato dumplings) and anko dama (sweet bean paste balls), and is loved by many people.
Funawa Nakamise No.1
Founded in 1902. Imoyokan (sweet potato dumplings), which are made with less sweetness and more rustic flavor, is synonymous with Funawa. Another popular product is “Anko-dama,” a sweet bean paste wrapped in agar, with the sweetness kept to a minimum. We also have a variety of assortments, so please take advantage of them. We ship directly from the factory to all over Japan.
Funawa Nakamise No.2
Founded in 1902. Imoyokan (sweet potato dumplings), which are made with less sweetness and more rustic flavor, is synonymous with Funawa. Another popular product is “Anko-dama,” a sweet bean paste wrapped in agar, with the sweetness kept to a minimum. We also have a variety of assortments, so please take advantage of them. We ship directly from the factory to all over Japan.
Funawa Nakamise No.3
It is the only store in Funawa where you can enjoy seasonal products such as “two-color kintsuba with chestnuts” as well as “Funawa no imoyokan” (sweet potato dumpling) on the spot.
Furu-Chan
Enjoy authentic takoyaki and lunchtime drinks in chic Asakusa. Furu-chan is tucked away in a quiet location, a short distance from the bustle of Asakusa.
Fuusui Kaiun Chuushin
This is a well-established specialty store for authentic feng shui items.
G.N. Project
As an event security professional, we have a proven track record in event security for festivals and theme park entry/exit management and park security, mainly in Asakusa, a local area.
Ganso Ebiya Main Store
This is a long-established store dealing in tsukudani (food boiled down in soy sauce) and prepared foods. The shop’s roots date back to the Meiji era when the first generation began painstakingly producing tsukudani and other food products using seasonal ingredients, and the taste of these products has been passed down from generation to generation.
Ganso Ebiya Main Store
This store sells tsukudani (food boiled in soy) and prepared foods.