Kagurazaka, Tokyo's Little France: a street attraction loved by young people with both movement and quietness

#Tokyo Attractions Although Kagurazaka is located in Shinjuku, it was once a place where many geishas frequented. It retains the atmosphere of the Edo period while also having a neat and elegant vibe. Kagurazaka Street is known as "Little France in Tokyo" because of its cobblestone streets, ramps, and staircases. In the past, the French-Japanese Institute was established here, so many French people gathered here and French restaurants and bistros were set up here. Kagurazaka Street is home to many sundry shops, trendy little stores, restaurants, art galleries, and other places that are a favorite of young people. As soon as you exit Iidabashi Station, you can feel the unique atmosphere. When the weather is good, it is a great place for shopping and strolling. At the end of October, there is the Cat Festival, where participants transform themselves into cat spirits and parade around. Participants transform themselves into various kinds of cats and parade, dance and have fun in the streets.