Yokosuka-chuo Walking Guide — Thrift Shops, Tex-Mex, and a Bar Upstairs
Kanagawa · Updated: 2026-08-04
Around Yokosuka-chuo Station there are 5 walking spots, ranging from thrift shops to a takeout Tex-Mex stand to a night bar. All 5 sit within two neighbouring blocks — Wakamatsu-cho and Ogawa-cho — so following the addresses gives you one continuous walking route. The line-up is 2 thrift shops, 2 food spots and 1 bar, which means you can string shopping, a meal and a drink together in a single day.
A suggested order
Start with a bite at [TEX-MEX STAND Jalapeños](/en/spot/3bb3e527-c08b-4e15-8384-82db3c111ff8) at Wakamatsu-cho 1-3 → cut over to Ogawa-cho for [DOO's DELI](/en/spot/068448a1-05e8-4fb9-a9fd-471e14afb065) (Ogawa-cho 23-1) and [Thrift Shop Disconchi](/en/spot/0ca43c4d-25b6-4f7f-bacb-43d6ddfc9ed6) (Ogawa-cho 27-1) → head back to [PAST](/en/spot/ae431a36-d06f-4c13-8137-ce6b1ab4c48b) at Wakamatsu-cho 3-14 → finish upstairs in the same building at [Equal](/en/spot/c9384295-6d26-4c02-9fa7-48784ef38681). The last two share an address, so a single flight of stairs turns a daytime stroll into a night out.
TEX-MEX STAND Jalapeños
A Tex-Mex specialist stand in Yokosuka, the base town. It's takeout only, so the style is less about settling into a seat and more about grabbing your order and walking on. It's on the 1st floor at Wakamatsu-cho 1-3, an easy starting point for a walk out from the station.
DOO's DELI
A deli where you build your own plate, wild and however you like it. Rather than ordering a fixed set, the fun here is deciding the composition according to your mood that day. It's on the 1st floor at Ogawa-cho 23-1, on the same Ogawa-cho stretch as the thrift shop below, so you can drift straight from eating to browsing clothes.
Thrift Shop Disconchi
A thrift shop in Yokosuka-chuo where everything from vintage to American casual is packed in wall to wall. It's described as a place like a disco's own house — dense enough that time dissolves while you work through the racks. Address: 1st floor, Ogawa-cho 27-1.
PAST
A thrift shop that began as an extension of skating. It stocks small goods and college pieces, a different thread from Disconchi and well worth pairing with it. It's at Wakamatsu-cho 3-14, in the same building as Equal, the last spot in this guide.
Equal
A bar on the floor above PAST. It hosts irregular events with guest DJs, so with the right timing your evening comes with a soundtrack. Being able to climb straight upstairs from browsing vintage is the shortest and most luxurious transfer among these 5 spots.
A closing tip
With 2 thrift shops on the route your bags tend to fill up, so bring a roomy one. None of the 5 spots has a budget figure registered, so check prices on site. And since the route runs Wakamatsu-cho → Ogawa-cho → Wakamatsu-cho, doubling back to a shop you passed earlier is easy.
Frequently asked questions
- What kind of walking spots are around Yokosuka-chuo Station?
- Five are registered: the thrift shops Thrift Shop Disconchi and PAST, the takeout-only TEX-MEX STAND Jalapeños, the deli DOO's DELI, and the bar Equal. All of them are in Wakamatsu-cho or Ogawa-cho.
- How much should I budget for this walk?
- No budget figures are registered for any of the 5 spots, so check prices on site. The line-up includes casual formats like a takeout stand and a deli.
- Which spots are best if I'm looking for vintage clothing?
- Thrift Shop Disconchi (Ogawa-cho 27-1), packed with everything from vintage to American casual, and PAST (Wakamatsu-cho 3-14), which began as an extension of skating and stocks small goods and college pieces.
- Is there anywhere to carry the walk into the evening?
- Equal, the bar on the floor above PAST at Wakamatsu-cho 3-14, holds irregular events with guest DJs.