Kuramae, located next to Asakusa, is often referred to as the “Brooklyn of Tokyo.” Once a historic district with government rice warehouses and wholesale businesses during the Edo period, it has recently transformed into a trendy neighborhood filled with renovated warehouses, stylish cafés, artisan shops, and craft studios. Visitors can enjoy unique Japanese-made goods such as leather items, stationery, and pottery, as well as explore the creative energy brought by young designers and makers. Combined with a stroll along the Sumida River, Kuramae offers the perfect blend of tradition and modern lifestyle.