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Take a trip back in time at Ueno Sakuragi Atari
Well-known for its population of stray cats, Ueno Sakuragi lies only a short walk from both the Ueno and Nippori Stations.
Let DiGJAPAN! introduce you to a unique shopping and dining opportunity full of picture-perfect old world charm.
All three buildings of the Ueno Sakuragi Atari compound were built during the Showa Era, nearly 80 years ago.
A 10 minute walk from JR Nippori Station, or a 15 minute walk from Ueno Station, this location is sure to please any sightseers interested in historical architecture.
This area includes a beer hall, bakery, event space, and even a shop specializing in olive oil.
There are many great spots for taking photos that capture the unique retro-modern feel of the area.
Location: 2-15-6 Ueno Sakuragi, Taito-ku, Tokyo
Hours: 9:00am~8:00pm (individual store hours may vary)
Closed on Mondays (on the occasion that a national holiday falls on a Monday, some shops may open Monday and close the following Tuesday)
Access:
10 minute walk from from the South Gate of JR Nippori Station
15 minute walk from the Park Exit of Ueno Station
Website: http://uenosakuragiatari.jp/toppage_en
One of the first things you'll encounter upon entering Ueno Sakuragi Atari is Yanaka Beer Hall. You can enjoy original craft beers in style here.
You can order from the window outside, or come in to enjoy some Japanese-style barbecue in the hall's a warm, friendly atmosphere.
Hours:
Tues.~Fri. 12:00pm~8:30pm
Weekends and holidays 11:00am~8:30pm (L.O. 8:00pm)
Closed Mondays
Website (Japanese only): http://www.herofield.com/bbq/yanakabeerhall/
In the middle of the compound, you'll find a store selling freshly-baked breads. The shop, Kayaba Bakery, offers an array of crispy, hard-crusted bread as well as soft, Japanese-style breads like anpan (a fluffy roll filled with sweet red bean paste) and cream-filled sweet breads.
Once you've picked out your bread, you can take it to one of the seats outside to enjoy the peaceful surroundings as you munch.
Hours: 9:00am~7:00pm
Closed on Mondays
Website: http://www.kayaba-bakery.com/index2.html
Next to the bakery stands OshiOlive, a shop specializing in gourmet salts and olive oils. Attached to the shop front is a cafe where you can order original drinks such as the Amazake Blossom Sakura or even an olive latte!
Though the shop itself centers around olive oil and specialty salts, they stock a wide variety of items including balsamic and fruit vinegars as well as flavored oils. Make sure to take advantage of their taste-testing service to experience flavors from all over the world.
Hours: 11:00am~7:00pm
Closed Mondays
Website (Japanese only): http://oshiolive.jp/
Whether you want to capture the charm of pre-war Japan through a camera lens or are just looking for a refuge from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo streets, give Ueno Sakuragi Atari a try.
Let DiGJAPAN! introduce you to a unique shopping and dining opportunity full of picture-perfect old world charm.
Tokyo of Yesteryear
All three buildings of the Ueno Sakuragi Atari compound were built during the Showa Era, nearly 80 years ago.
A 10 minute walk from JR Nippori Station, or a 15 minute walk from Ueno Station, this location is sure to please any sightseers interested in historical architecture.
This area includes a beer hall, bakery, event space, and even a shop specializing in olive oil.
There are many great spots for taking photos that capture the unique retro-modern feel of the area.
Information
Ueno Sakuragi Atari | 上野桜木あたりLocation: 2-15-6 Ueno Sakuragi, Taito-ku, Tokyo
Hours: 9:00am~8:00pm (individual store hours may vary)
Closed on Mondays (on the occasion that a national holiday falls on a Monday, some shops may open Monday and close the following Tuesday)
Access:
10 minute walk from from the South Gate of JR Nippori Station
15 minute walk from the Park Exit of Ueno Station
Website: http://uenosakuragiatari.jp/toppage_en
Yanaka Beer Hall
One of the first things you'll encounter upon entering Ueno Sakuragi Atari is Yanaka Beer Hall. You can enjoy original craft beers in style here.
You can order from the window outside, or come in to enjoy some Japanese-style barbecue in the hall's a warm, friendly atmosphere.
Information
Yanaka Beer Hall | 谷中ビアホールHours:
Tues.~Fri. 12:00pm~8:30pm
Weekends and holidays 11:00am~8:30pm (L.O. 8:00pm)
Closed Mondays
Website (Japanese only): http://www.herofield.com/bbq/yanakabeerhall/
Kayaba Bakery
In the middle of the compound, you'll find a store selling freshly-baked breads. The shop, Kayaba Bakery, offers an array of crispy, hard-crusted bread as well as soft, Japanese-style breads like anpan (a fluffy roll filled with sweet red bean paste) and cream-filled sweet breads.
Once you've picked out your bread, you can take it to one of the seats outside to enjoy the peaceful surroundings as you munch.
Information
Kayaba BakeryHours: 9:00am~7:00pm
Closed on Mondays
Website: http://www.kayaba-bakery.com/index2.html
OshiOlive
Next to the bakery stands OshiOlive, a shop specializing in gourmet salts and olive oils. Attached to the shop front is a cafe where you can order original drinks such as the Amazake Blossom Sakura or even an olive latte!
Though the shop itself centers around olive oil and specialty salts, they stock a wide variety of items including balsamic and fruit vinegars as well as flavored oils. Make sure to take advantage of their taste-testing service to experience flavors from all over the world.
Information
Salt & Olive Shop OshiOliveHours: 11:00am~7:00pm
Closed Mondays
Website (Japanese only): http://oshiolive.jp/
Whether you want to capture the charm of pre-war Japan through a camera lens or are just looking for a refuge from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo streets, give Ueno Sakuragi Atari a try.
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THIS ARTICLE IS BASED ON INFORMATION FROM 01 31,2017 Author：Rachael Ragalye
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