Located in Yamashita-machi, Yokohama Central District, Kanagawa Prefecture, Yokohama Zhonghua Street is a residential area in China with a history of 65,438+0.40 years. Among the 3,000 or 4,000 overseas Chinese living here, their ancestral home is mainly Guangdong Province, China. To enjoy food in Yokohama, you must go to the world-famous "China Food Street", also known as "Nanjing Street", which is the largest Chinatown in Japan. There are more than 200 China restaurants in this street, which is known as "Little China". Visitors who come here to enjoy delicious food can eat the four major cuisines of Guangdong, Jiangsu, Shanghai and Sichuan, which are all original and very popular with China tourists.

2. Tsukiji market in Tokyo

Tsukiji Market is the largest traditional fish market and wholesale market of vegetables and fruits in Tokyo. The central wholesale market in the venue has the largest number of Japanese fish transactions and auctions, and the transactions always start in the morning and end in the morning. Off-site shopping street faces the general mass market, with various seafood shops, fruit and vegetable shops and grocery stores. Japanese restaurants serving sushi and sashimi are all over the venue, and many tourists come to taste fresh and delicious food.

3. Zhongjianshi Store Street in Tokyo

Nakajima shopping street is one of the oldest shopping streets in Japan! Located at Asakusa Road 1, Taitung District, Tokyo, it is a way from Leimen to Sensoji Temple, Qian Fang. There are nearly 100 shops on both sides of this 250-meter road, selling all kinds of local products and food. There are bustling tourists all year round, which is very lively and is a good place to choose souvenirs.

4. Kyoto Lamian Noodles Road

Friends who have never been to Japan are no strangers to Lamian Noodles, just as jiaozi represents China. There are many Japanese cuisines, but Lamian Noodles is definitely a unique one. When you go to Japan, you always want to experience a bowl of authentic Japanese Lamian Noodles. From black soup soy sauce to miso dolphin bones, Lamian Noodles Alley is a food street tailored for "Lamian Noodles Control". You can always find your favorite taste when you come here. In Lamian Noodles Alley in Kyoto, nine famous Japanese Lamian Noodles restaurants are concentrated here.

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