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From famous stand-up eateries to local newcomers: 5 Tokyo sushi restaurants you'll want to visit again and again

We've picked out five unique sushi restaurants in Tokyo, including a new establishment where you can eat on the spot, and a well-known establishment that serves as a training ground for young sushi chefs. Let's go and enjoy some Japanese fish.

photo: Shin-ichi Yokoyama, Yoichiro Kikuchi / text: Mamiko kume

Sushi Higashi (Higashi Nagasaki)

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A rising star of local sushi, a place that is close to the community and part of everyday life
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Akira Standing Sushi Tsukiji Branch (Tsukiji)

Tsukiji〈Stand-up Sushi Akira Tsukiji Branch〉Nigiri
Enjoy high-quality authentic sushi more easily
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Bullpen (Musashikoyama)

Musashikoyama Bullpen Grip
Putting soul into each dish at the fierce "Sushi Koshien"
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Sushi Ikki (Chitose Funabashi)

Chitose Funabashi Sushi Ikki
A little luxury with this popular sushi restaurant
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Funamachi Sushi Yamashita (Yotsuya 3-chome)

Yotsuya 3-chome (Funamachi Sushi Yamashita) Nigiri sushi
Balanced sushi that won't tire you out
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