Kameido 横丁 Yokocho

Kameido-Tenjin and wisteria! Well yes, but close by is also a lovely Izakaya area and oldschool Yokocho very different from Shibuya, Ebisu and Shijuku Yokochos - in a positive way if you have a basic command of Japanese at least. Kameido Yokocho in a proper sense is just a sum of izakayas in one building on one floor (well Yokocho) but I put it here representing the whole area, consisting of several streets with a wide range of izakayas.

Location: Walking towards the station from the north you'll find yourself on a avenue with a lot of shops and restaurants to your left and right. Close to the station take one of the narrow streets to the left and after a few meters you'll see the glow of izakaya lights along the streets.