Recommended Walking Tours of Tokyo
Taking a walk through some of the great neighborhoods in Tokyo has never been easier. Tokyo Tourism has created 53 self-guided walking tours that cover a wide variety of interests. Take a tour of the financial district, explore Shinjuku's night life or visit an earthquake simulator to find out what it would feel like to experience a 7.0 magnitude earthquake.
Two Great Itineraries Make One Great Day!
Start your day with a stroll through the historic Asakusa area, visit the famous Senso-ji Temple and pick up some souvenirs along the Nakamise or Kappabashi. This area is one of the oldest in Tokyo and is home to many ancient temples and shrines that are a feast for the eyes and soul. Next, pick up and bento lunch and head for the Asakusa Terminal. Take the water boat along the Sumida River to the Hamarikyu terminal and enjoy your lunch as you take in the city from the water. Reverse the Ginza itinerary and plan on being in Ginza as the sun sets so that you can take in the famous neon signs of the area.
Historic Sights, Nature and Sake
Those looking for a more challenging walk will enjoy the full day tour of the Hachioji area. Take in the ruins of the Hachioji Castle and a local sake brewery.
Review the list of self-guided walking tours and find one that interests you. Tokyo Tourism has done all the planning - you just need to do the walking!