A unique shopping experience that is affordable (unlike so much of Tokyo) and set in a surreal atmosphere under the railway line. More

Tokyo is not exactly known for it's low prices, which makes Ameyoko a great place to visit. Lined with cheap clothing and accessory stores, they also have several fish markets, and some really good cheap food stalls. There is a great place with authentic Chinese street food (I lived in Beijing for a year). The owner doesn't even speak Japanese!... More

Where you can find selling items at low prices. The fresh fruits on the stick costs 100 yen. It reminds me of my country. Yakitoriya are popular. There is a Ramen house named ICHIRAN found near the Station(JR) that my friends find it so good . More

Ameyoko is worth a look if your in the area, however i wouldnt make a special trip there just for the market. Its an average asian market selling food, produce, shoes, clothes etc etc. You will see some interesting food on offer but in comparison to kyotos food market or tsukiji fish market there isnt a lot of variety. There... More

For some more 'original Tokyo, this is an absolute must see. Also great place to pick up some of the funkiest and coolest trainers out there! More

I cannot see why this place is in guide books. OK - the history (as an old black market in post war Tokyo) is mildly interesting but today it is just a cheap market with no facilities selling stuff you can get anywhere. More

Feels like old dirty Tokyo as the train tracks rumble overhead. Endless shopping, mostly clothes and shoes and golf clubs. Lots of good places to eat too. More

Can give it a miss! Not what I expected and Nakamise is definintely better. More

the street mostly full of stalls selling seafood (fresh/dried) and take note the other side consisted of lots of small restaurant, can try catch a lunch/dinner if interested More