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"Japantown has a variety of Japanese dishes such as ramen (our favorite is Suzu, located at 1825 Post St), sushi, teppanyaki as well as dessert (Sophie's crepes)."

"Two shopping centers, restaurants, Kinokuniya book store with a large manga section, and yummy crepes"

"America’s largest Japanese enclave, home to shopping, food and--during April--the Cherry Blossom Festival."

"Quaint little Japanese mall filled with authentic Japanese restaurants and shops. Check out the cool book and magazine store."

"Beautiful architecture!!!"

"Japantown, also known as Nihonmachi, is historically where San Francisco's Japanese-American population resided. Japantown suffered a blow during the internment of Japantown's population during WWII, and some say that the district has never recovered. Nonetheless, it remains a lively area comprised of several ethnic restaurants and local attractions. Situated across from the Fillmore, J-town houses some excellent sushi and tempura, traditional sculpture, and plenty of shopping to pass the time. If Chinatown left you unsatisfied, come to Japantown for some of the best sashimi and tempura the city has to offer."