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Tokyo, one little walk at a time.

Turn into a side street. Find a new everyday story. Open your Japan travel notebook with Gai Xiaomi.

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Tokyo walks
Little Tokyo, a slower journey
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Trains pass and streetlights glow. Tokyo has its own rhythm.The map pans slowly. You can also swipe to explore.

One neighborhood. Another side of Tokyo.

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SHINJUKU

Exploring Shinjuku: find your bearings, then discover Kabukicho

Start with a garden in daylight, then leave time for city architecture, narrow lanes and evening lights. Every stop includes a suggested visit duration and directions. Choose the places you like; there is no need to do everything in one day.

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A day in Asakusa: from Kaminarimon’s red lantern to the Sumida River breeze

Discover the details of Kaminarimon and Senso-ji, follow a temple approach scented with sweet treats, then choose a little time at a retro amusement park or beside the river. Gai Xiaomi has gathered visit durations, free and paid areas, long-established food stops and places to rest. You needn’t eat everywhere or visit every stop—find your own old-town rhythm.

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SHIBUYA

A day in Shibuya: from Hachiko and little shops to Tokyo’s sky

Meet Hachiko, then explore Jinnan’s clothing, record and design shops. Catch a breeze at Miyashita Park in the afternoon, and finish at SHIBUYA SKY to trace the streets you walked. Gai Xiaomi has gathered the details worth pausing for, plus food and rest stops. All you need to do is find your own Shibuya rhythm.

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UENO

A walk in Ueno: slow down in the park, join the bustle of the market

Love green spaces and shopping streets? Ueno puts both rhythms close together. Leave yourself some quiet time, then head into the streets to discover Tokyo’s everyday shopping.

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