Good business in back alleys


By LEESAN

Taipei is not lagging behind when it comes to keeping their back alleys cool.

I have always loved strolling around the backstreets and alleys of Japan. When you visit Shibuya, Shimokitazawa and Jiyugaoka, weren’t you impressed by their back alleys?

Japan’s urban planning sees a main street formed by a wide road in front while the smaller lanes behind the main street shops form backstreets. At this point, the narrow alleys at the back door of the main street and the main street are separated into a back street. Meanwhile, the front door of the backstreet store is also a back door, and the back door is also a front door.

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