A classic red-brick teaser - tokyo food file

11/01/2012

A classic red-brick teaser

It's 100 years old, built of handsome red brick and has been beautifully refurbished.

And no, it's not the new Tokyo Station; and it's not Yokohama's Akarenga Soko (Red-brick Warehouse)...

What it is (of course) is a teaser for my JT column…

...which is now up on the Japan Times website here.

Nov 1, 2012 2:32:39 PM | architecture, food and drink, Japan Times, Nezu, shitamachi, udon

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