Tokyo's most international and exciting district. Experience the contrast between the modern luxury of Roppongi Hills and Keyakizaka Street and the traditional charm of the Azabu-Juban Shopping District. It is the premier destination for world-class art, shopping, and vibrant nightlife.
Routes and walks that fit inside this area.
Roppongi Sakurazaka is a quiet walking path adjacent to Roppongi Hills. In spring, 75 cherry trees bloom proudly, allowing you to walk under a pink tunnel as a hidden urban cherry blossom spot.
Start your journey at the lively Azabu-Juban Shopping Street, famous for its traditional snacks like Taiyaki and savory beans. Beyond the food, discover the deep history of this international district. Visit the poignant Kimi-chan Statue, admire the stained glass at the Ando Memorial Church, and explore Zenpukuji, one of Tokyo's oldest temples and the site of the first US legation. A perfect blend of local "Shitamachi" atmosphere and deep historical roots.
Roppongi Keyakizaka Dori is the main street of Roppongi Hills. The winter illumination is a poetic charm of Tokyo winter, and the collaboration of Tokyo Tower and the sparkling roadside trees makes for a perfect photo spot.
Explore Mita and Azabu through embassy landmarks including those of Italy, Australia, Finland, and France. Tsunamachi Mitsui Club, Arisugawa-no-miya Memorial Park, and the Central Library add variety to the route toward Hiroo.
Tokyo Tower and Shiba Waterworks Park begin an urban route past several embassies and the streets of Kamiyacho and Azabu. Mouri Garden and Roppongi Hills precede the final stretch to Arisugawa-no-miya Memorial Park.
From Minato Public Health Center, cross Azabu-juban Shopping Street, Imoarai-zaka, and Roppongi Crossing to Tokyo Midtown and Hinokicho Park. Hinoki-zaka, Sanpun-zaka, and Yagen-zaka define the route's second half toward Akasaka.
From Minato Public Health Center, the route crosses Azabu-juban Shopping Street and Roppongi Crossing to reach Tokyo Midtown and Hinokicho Park. Nogi Residence, Aoyama-Itchome Station, and Takahashi Korekiyo Memorial Park lead onward to Akasaka Community Plaza.
Start at Roppongi Hills, greeted by the giant spider sculpture "Maman." Explore the Mori Art Museum and the traditional Mohri Garden before heading to the National Art Center, Tokyo, famous for its waving glass facade. Conclude your art walk at Tokyo Midtown, home to the Suntory Museum of Art, 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT, and the expansive Hinokicho Park. A perfect blend of world-class art, modern architecture, and relaxing urban greenery.
This walking route focuses on Tokyo City Walk, February 2016. Its mapped path presents the named course as a self-contained walk.
This walking route focuses on Tokyo City Walk, November 2017. Its mapped path presents the named course as a self-contained walk.
Hiroo Station leads to a giant ginkgo tree and the former Imori River path. The Yamatane Museum of Art and Shounji Temple continue the cultural route through Hiroo.
This walking route focuses on Tokyo City Walk, July 2016. Its mapped path presents the named course as a self-contained walk.
Takahashi Korekiyo Memorial Park and Toyokawa Inari lead toward the State Guest House and Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery. The route continues through Aoyama Cemetery and Nishi-azabu before reaching Mouri Garden at Roppongi Hills.