Yokochos introduced in the video
| Yokocho Name | Prefecture | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Tanukikoji Yokocho | Hokkaido | A retro-style alley in Sapporo with small izakaya and shops offering local food and drinks. |
| Miroku Yokocho | Aomori | Hachinohe’s food stall village with seafood, local sake, and lively atmosphere. |
| Omoide Yokocho | Tokyo | Near Shinjuku Station, famous for yakitori and nostalgic Showa-era bars. |
| Nonbei Yokocho | Tokyo | Located in Shibuya, a collection of tiny bars loved by locals and travelers. |
| Yanagibashi Central Market Area | Aichi | Nagoya’s lively market district offering fresh seafood and casual eateries. |
| Okage Yokocho | Mie | A traditional alley near Ise Shrine with shops, restaurants, and Edo-period vibes. |
| Hozenji Yokocho | Osaka | A stone-paved alley near Hozenji Temple, lined with classic restaurants and bars. |
| Tenmonkan Kagoshima Yokocho | Kagoshima | A famous nightlife spot with local shochu, Kagoshima cuisine, and street charm. |
There are various tours in cities like Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto where you can explore different yokocho alleys and enjoy hopping between unique bars.