Along with the opening of the nearby Fukagawa Edo Museum, Fukagawajuku started its business in 1987 by serving Fukagawa-meshi, a local specialty since the Edo period (1603-1868). In the 1980s, the originally home-cooked Fukagawa-meshi was long forgotten by the locals. However, in order to bring back this traditional meal, it took about a year of trial and error. Get a taste of this Edo (former Tokyo) specialty at this little restaurant in Fukagawa.
◾️深川宿 本店 Fukagawajuku Flagship Store◾️
Address: 1-6-7 Miyoshi, Koto-ku
Hours: 11.30am-3pm (last orders 2.30pm), 5pm-9pm (4.30pm), closed Mon (Tue if Mon is hols)
Tel: 03 3642 7878
URL: http://www.fukagawajuku.com
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