Tokyo · Neighborhoods

Asagaya

Asagaya, located in Tokyo's Suginami Ward, offers a quieter residential atmosphere compared to the city's busier centers.

Get thereAsagayaWalkable in21–26 min end to endMostlySupermarketOpen 24h1 of 6
In Asagaya

6 stores, plotted

About the neighborhood

Asagaya, in short

It provides a look at daily life in a local Tokyo neighborhood, easily accessible via Asagaya Station on the Chuo Line. The area is west of Shinjuku, presenting a more relaxed pace for visitors.

For daily needs, York Foods at 2 Chome-13-2 Asagayakita is a convenient stop, offering a range of groceries and prepared foods. This supermarket caters to everyday shopping.

Travelers seeking specific ingredients will find Asagaya spice House at 1 Chome-3-13 Asagayakita. This specialty shop focuses on aromatic items.

Shopping here reflects local routines, with stores like York Foods serving residents for their regular provisions. The two stores are about three minutes' walk from each other, making it easy to visit both.

Worth knowing

Daily Essentials at York Foods

York Foods Asagayakita provides a broad selection of daily groceries and prepared meals. It is a practical choice for picking up provisions or ready-to-eat items during your stay in the neighborhood.

Worth skipping

No Late-Night Shopping

Neither York Foods nor Asagaya spice House operates 24 hours. Plan your shopping during regular daytime and evening hours, as these stores close for the night.

Quick answers

What kind of shopping is available in Asagaya?

You can find a general supermarket, York Foods, for daily groceries and prepared foods, and a specialty store, Asagaya spice House, for specific aromatic ingredients.

How do I get to Asagaya?

Asagaya is served by Asagaya Station, which is on the Chuo Line, making it accessible from central Tokyo.

What are the typical store hours?

Stores like York Foods and Asagaya spice House operate during standard daytime and evening hours; neither store is open 24 hours.

Note: store locations on maps are approximate to their actual locations; distances are based on straight lines, and pins are nudged if store pins collide. Nearest station data is based on © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.