The Ad Museum Tokyo
The Ad Museum Tokyo is Japan's only advertising museum. You can interestingly learn about changes in Japanese society and culture through advertisements, from Edo-period woodblock prints to modern commercials.
The streets of Ginza and Tsukiji frame this central Chuo walk. Tsukiji Honganji Temple provides its principal cultural landmark.
Route-ordered classic spots close to the path.
Other route ideas around the same area.
From Tsukiji Station, cross Kachidoki Bridge and continue toward Asashio-ohashi Bridge. The Asashio Canal and Tsukiji-ohashi Bridge define the remaining waterfront section.
Tsukishima Sports Plaza leads across Chuo-ohashi Bridge to the Kamejima River Green Road. Akashi-cho Green Road and the Tsukishima River pedestrian greenway continue the waterfront route.

Shintora-dori Avenue is a new symbol street connecting Toranomon Hills and Shimbashi. Also known as the "Tokyo Champs-Elysees", you can relax at open cafes on the wide sidewalks while feeling the urban breeze.

This retro shopping street exudes a nostalgic Showa-era charm, lined with traditional izakayas that evoke the good old days. The atmosphere feels like stepping back in time, attracting visitors who enjoy bar hopping and soaking in the vintage vibes.