飯田橋駅-神楽坂の江戸から続く街並みと商店街がマッチした街【大江戸線8駅目】

[Iidabashi & Kagurazaka] Welcome to Tokyo's "Little Paris." A mature stroll through cobblestone alleys and Kengo Kuma architecture. This time, we head to "Iidabashi Station" on the Toei Oedo Line. Kagurazaka is a fascinating town where the traditional atmosphere of an Edo-period geisha district blends perfectly with the sophisticated air of "Little Paris," home to many French residents. Step off the bustling main street, and you'll find yourself in a labyrinth of cobblestones. From the "most modern shrine in Japan" designed by Kengo Kuma to Tokyo's oldest boatyard cafe dating back to the Taisho era, this is a walking journey to get intoxicated by the beauty of old and new architecture and gourmet food. 🔔 Subscribe to my channel here: http://youtube.com/@akiribu?sub_confi... 💡 Related Videos    • 【感動】千葉市は世界一の記録を持っているのに、全然その魅力が知られていないもったいな...      • 中井駅-都会の田舎！新宿から7分で味わえる昭和レトロ【大江戸線7駅目】      • 【過去最高】僕が唯一住みたいと思った街、カザフスタンのアルマトイを全力で紹介します      • サマルカンドはウズベキスタンの古都！趣ある街並み、路地が最高にエモい街でした   [Contents / Chapters] 0:00 Opening: Toei Oedo Line, Iidabashi Station (Kagurazakashita Intersection) 1:26 The slope and shopping street of Kagurazaka Dori (Waseda Dori) 2:28 Specialty coffee at the home-roasted "Donish Coffee Company" 4:42 Designed by Kengo Kuma! The modern, glass-walled "Akagi Shrine" and komainu 5:55 Searching for rice and goods at the renovated warehouse "AKOMEYA TOKYO in la kagū" 7:46 An elegant tea time at Tokyo's oldest boathouse "CANAL CAFE" 11:36 Cobblestones and black fences of Hyogo Yokocho & Kakurenbo Yokocho (Traces of the Geisha district) 12:00 A perfect bowl to finish: "Oreryu Shio Ramen" Kagurazaka [What you'll learn in this video] Q. Why is Kagurazaka called "Little Paris"? A. Because the Institut français de Tokyo is nearby, many French people live in the area. With its cobblestone alleys and authentic French restaurants, it has an atmosphere reminiscent of Montmartre in Paris. Q. Who is the architect that designed Akagi Shrine? A. It was supervised by the world-renowned architect Kengo Kuma. Renewed in 2010, it features a modern shrine building making extensive use of glass and wood, and has won the Good Design Award. Q. What is the history of "CANAL CAFE"? A. Its predecessor is the "Tokyo Water Club," Tokyo's first boathouse established in 1918. It is often used as a filming location for TV dramas as a waterside restaurant where you can dine while enjoying the view of the moat. Q. What kind of building is AKOMEYA TOKYO in la kagū? A. Originally a warehouse for the publishing company Shinchosha, it was renovated into a commercial facility designed by Kengo Kuma. It now serves as the flagship store for "AKOMEYA TOKYO," selling curated rice, food, and miscellaneous goods. 📍 Places visited in this video Akagi Shrine CANAL CAFE AKOMEYA TOKYO in la kagū Donish Coffee Company Oreryu Shio Ramen Kagurazaka #Tokyo #Kagurazaka #LittleParis #KengoKuma #Vlog #OedoLine #Architecture