Senbero Adventures in Sakuragicho: A Yokohama Escape
When I first heard the word senbero, I was instantly curious. It comes from sen en de bero bero, meaning “getting happily tipsy for just 1,000 yen.”
When I first heard the word senbero, I was instantly curious. It comes from sen en de bero bero, meaning “getting happily tipsy for just 1,000 yen.”
Situated between the energy of Shibuya and the stylish streets of Nakameguro, Ikejiri-Ohashi remains one of central Tokyo’s most underrated neighborhoods. It offers a slower rhythm of daily life, including riverside strolls, independently run cafés and bars, great food and drink, and a lived-in, welcoming atmosphere.