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Yokocho (bar alleys)・Chiyoda / Minato, Tokyo

Yurakucho–Shimbashi Under-the-Tracks

Yurakucho–Shimbashi Under-the-Tracks (Chiyoda / Minato, Tokyo) is a Yokocho (bar alleys). Izakaya and standing bars line the railway arches between Yurakucho and Shimbashi stations, a classic office-worker drinking spot.

Yokocho (bar alleys)
Secondary sources (not confirmed with the facility)
The yurakucho under-the-tracks district: street scene

the Yurakucho under-the-tracks district (Chiyoda, Tokyo)

Photo: Fabio Achilli from Milano, Italy / CC BY 2.0 ・ Photo source ・ Resized and cropped

Basics

Location
Chiyoda / Minato, Tokyo
Type
Yokocho (bar alleys)
Address
東京都千代田区有楽町2丁目(有楽町駅〜新橋駅間の高架下)

Good to know before you go

  • Mostly izakaya serving stewed offal and yakitori, plus tempura, sushi and German restaurants.
  • The shops sit in Meiji-era brick arches, and trains pass overhead.

The position is approximate.

Breweries and distilleries nearby

Frequently asked questions

What is Yurakucho–Shimbashi Under-the-Tracks?

Yurakucho–Shimbashi Under-the-Tracks (Chiyoda / Minato, Tokyo) is a Yokocho (bar alleys). Izakaya and standing bars line the railway arches between Yurakucho and Shimbashi stations, a classic office-worker drinking spot.

Where is Yurakucho–Shimbashi Under-the-Tracks?

It is in Chiyoda / Minato, Tokyo. The address is 東京都千代田区有楽町2丁目(有楽町駅〜新橋駅間の高架下).

What should I know before visiting Yurakucho–Shimbashi Under-the-Tracks?

Mostly izakaya serving stewed offal and yakitori, plus tempura, sushi and German restaurants. The shops sit in Meiji-era brick arches, and trains pass overhead.

Are there breweries or distilleries to visit near Yurakucho–Shimbashi Under-the-Tracks?

Within about 30 km: orca Ginza Brewery (about 1 km), Ginza Jibeer (Izakaya Hachiban) (about 1 km), UCHU BREWING Toranomon (about 1 km), KUNISAWA BREWING (about 1 km), dam pub (formerly dam brewery restaurant) (about 1 km).

What should I keep in mind before drinking?

The legal drinking age in Japan is 20. Do not drink if you are driving. Many small bars charge a seat fee (otoshi or charge) or take cash only, so check the menu or the sign at the door before you go in.

Information sources

From an article or booking site and not confirmed with the facility. Please check the official site for the latest details before you go.

Checked 2026-10-27

Sources

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