Japan-wide Routes

Starting from Asakusa Station, this walking route takes you along the Sumida River, where you can explore a blend of traditional downtown Tokyo and modern riverside culture. Stroll through scenic parks, cross historic bridges like Azumabash...

This walking route starts at Asakusa Station and hits all the iconic spots—Kaminarimon Gate, Nakamise Street, and Senso-ji Temple—before diving into the retro side of Asakusa. Visit Asakusa Shrine for a touch of history, enjoy Japan’s oldes...

This picturesque walking route starts at Asakusa Station and leads you through Tokyo’s classic sightseeing highlights—Kaminarimon Gate, Nakamise Street, and Senso-ji Temple—before heading riverside. Walk through scenic Sumida Park and cross...

Begin at Ryogoku Station and dive into the world of Katsushika Hokusai, one of Japan’s most celebrated artists, at the Sumida Hokusai Museum. Then stroll across Umayabashi Bridge and relax in the tranquil beauty of the Former Yasuda Garden....

This immersive walking tour from Ryogoku Station takes you through some of Tokyo’s most fascinating cultural gems: the Edo-Tokyo Museum, the Sumida Hokusai Museum, and specialty museums dedicated to Japanese swords and sumo wrestling. You’l...

This scenic walking route connects two of Tokyo’s most iconic landmarks: Tokyo Skytree and Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa. Along the way, travelers will explore tranquil Sumida Park, discover local culture at the Sumida Heritage Museum, cross t...

Starting at Tokyo Skytree, this tranquil walking route winds through riverside parks and historic temples and shrines, ending at the scenic Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden and Higashi-Mukojima Station. Along the way, visitors can explore spiritual...

This walking route begins and ends at Tokyo Skytree, taking you through a mix of scenic and cultural highlights in Sumida Ward. Capture the iconic “upside-down Skytree” reflection at Jukken Bridge, stroll through lush riverside parks, visit...

This 250-meter-long shopping street connects Kaminarimon Gate to Sensō-ji’s Main Hall and is one of Japan’s oldest shopping streets, dating back to the Edo period. With around 90 stores, it offers traditional sweets, souvenirs, and handicra...

This is Japan's largest shopping street specializing in cooking tools, popular among professional chefs, restaurant owners, and tourists alike. With around 170 shops, it offers a wide range of items, including knives, pots, tableware, signa...

This charming shopping street is beloved by locals, offering a nostalgic downtown atmosphere. It’s known for affordable and delicious street food, including croquettes, yakitori, and taiyaki. It’s a great spot for tourists to experience the...

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 vinta...

Adjacent to the Fukagawa Edo Museum, this shopping street retains a strong downtown atmosphere. It is lined with small eateries and souvenir shops, bustling with both tourists and locals. Visitors can enjoy street food while strolling, and...

Located on the west side of Senso-ji Temple, Asakusa Orange Street is a post-war shopping street that once flourished as a hub of entertainment lined with movie theaters. Today, it features a nostalgic retro atmosphere with a mix of clothin...

Located just south of Senso-ji Temple and intersecting with Kaminarimon Street, Asakusa Shin-Nakamise Shopping Street is a covered arcade stretching about 380 meters. Established in the early Meiji period (over 150 years ago), it is one of...

Located in Asakusa’s “Rokku” entertainment district, Hoppy Street is a short, 100-meter alley lined with old-school izakayas (Japanese pubs) that date back to the post-war era. Known for its retro Showa vibe, the street is famous for local...

Opened in 2020, the Sumida River Walk is a 160-meter pedestrian bridge that connects Asakusa (near Tobu Asakusa Station) with Tokyo Skytree Town. Built alongside the Tobu Skytree Line railway bridge, it offers a unique walking experience wh...

This walking tour begins at Asakusa Station and heads first to the Asakusa Culture and Tourist Information Center, where visitors can enjoy panoramic views from the observation deck. After visiting the iconic Kaminarimon Gate, lively Nakami...

This walking route starts at Asakusa Station and guides you through Tokyo’s most iconic spots, including Kaminarimon Gate, the bustling Nakamise Shopping Street, and the historic Senso-ji Temple. After the main sights, the route shifts towa...

A rickshaw ride offers a charming way to explore Japan’s streets while comfortably seated as your guide pulls you through historic districts and scenic spots. Popular in places like Asakusa or Kyoto, these traditional rides allow you to enj...