Tempura is one of the three great specialties of Edo. It spread from food stalls at the Nihonbashi fish market during the Edo period and became one of the representative local dishes of Edo-Tokyo. From the end of the Edo period to the Meiji period, tempura restaurants began to open in Nihonbashi and Asakusa, and although there are various theories, it was around this time that the tendon was born.

The setting of the nursery rhyme "Spring Stream" is now a huge IT town. Although redevelopment has caused the scenery of the Showa period to disappear one after another, there are still good bars operating vigorously in the back alleys of the area. Neo izakayas are good, but first, let's take a peek into the depths of Shibuya's streets at the old-established bars on the main road, which are obligatory education for non-believers in Shibuya...