Asakusa Underground Street Soba Stall, Tokyo

Soba stall in Asakusa Underground Street, Tokyo, with a pedestrian passing by.
Soba stall in Asakusa Underground Street, Tokyo, with a pedestrian passing by.

Asakusa Underground Street in Tokyo includes soba and udon counters beneath the Asakusa area near the Ginza Line. Opened in 1955, the underground arcade is one of Japan’s oldest remaining subterranean shopping streets and links station access with small food businesses.

Photo taken in March 2023.

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