Your first visit to Tokyo Kita Ward
Tokyo’s Kita Ward offers Oji’s park and paper culture and Nishigahara’s gardens. It is separate from Osaka’s Kita Ward. Choose Asukayama or Kyu-Furukawa Gardens first.
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Your first visit to Kiyose
In northwestern Tokyo, Kiyose offers waterside parks, woodland and local farming stories. Choose one park or the folk museum first, rather than walking all the stops at once.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Komae
Near the Tama River, residential Komae offers an old temple, conserved greenery and restored folk architecture. Start north of the station, checking designated access days for the pond.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Akiruno
Western Tokyo’s Akiruno offers a river valley, suspension bridge and hot-spring surroundings. Choose the bridge or spa area first; historic autumn photographs do not show current foliage.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Mitaka
Mitaka in Tokyo offers canal-side walks and literary heritage. Start south of the station with a path or museum, combining waterside walking and indoor exhibitions to suit your interests.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Arakawa Ward
Tokyo’s Arakawa Ward offers neighborhood streets, a tram line and fabric culture. Choose Minowabashi or Nippori Fabric Town first; the entire river sharing its name is not a ward walking route.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Taito Ward
Taito brings together Asakusa and Ueno in Tokyo. Begin with one area: a temple and its approach streets, or a relaxing park outing.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Tama
In Tokyo’s Tama City, parkland and a historic house make a gentle introduction. Start around Tama Center and its central park.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Toyama
Toyama combines a canal park, castle grounds and historic port streets. Start near the station and save Iwase for a separate journey.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Nanbu
This Nanbu is the town in southern Yamanashi along the Fuji River. Distinguish it from other places with the same name and begin with Utsubuna’s park.
Read the guide →Your first visit to Tsuru
Tsuru in eastern Yamanashi offers castle-town heritage and spring-water landscapes. Begin near Yamuramachi station and plan the spring area separately.
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