App Audio guide through the Japanese capital Tokyo

Discover the magic of Tokyo at your own pace with our incredible self-guided tour. Explore the iconic temples, bustling markets and breathtaking skyscrapers of this fascinating city.
Tokyo is a vibrant and multifaceted metropolis, made up of several distinct neighborhoods, each with its own personality and attractions. With spectacular tours through neighborhoods that transport you to the future and the past just by turning the corner:

Shibuya: Famous for its busy pedestrian crossing, Shibuya is the heart of youth and fashion in Tokyo. Here you will find a large number of fashion stores, nightclubs, and restaurants. The Hachiko statue near Shibuya Station is a popular meeting point.
Shinjuku: Known for its skyscrapers, nightlife and the bustling Kabukicho district, Shinjuku is a microcosm of modern Tokyo. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government, whose towers offer panoramic views of the city, is also located here. Shinjuku Gyoen is one of the largest and most beautiful parks in the city.
Akihabara: A paradise for technology fans and otaku culture, Akihabara is full of electronics, video game, manga and anime stores. It's also a great place to experience maid cafes and other themed cafes.
Asakusa: One of Tokyo's most traditional districts, Asakusa is centered around Senso-ji temple, a pilgrimage site and the annual Sanja Matsuri festival. The streets here are lined with souvenir shops and food carts offering traditional Japanese snacks.
Ginza: Tokyo's luxury shopping district, where high-end brands dominate the streets. Ginza is also a center for art and culture, with numerous theaters, art galleries and exhibition spaces.
Harajuku: Known for its unique youth culture and kawaii fashion, Harajuku is the place to check out the latest youth fashion trends. Takeshita Street is famous for its clothing and accessories shops, while Omotesando offers a more sophisticated atmosphere with designer boutiques and chic cafes.
Roppongi: Popular with expats, Roppongi is known for its vibrant nightlife and as a center of arts and culture, with institutions such as the Mori Art Museum and the National Art Center.
Odaiba: An artificial island in Tokyo Bay, known for its entertainment hotspots such as the Palette Town shopping mall, the giant Ferris wheel, and the Tokyo Big Sight exhibition center.
Ueno: Famous for Ueno Park, which is home to several renowned museums, a zoo and during spring, spectacular views of cherry blossoms.
Tsukiji and Toyosu: Tsukiji, although no longer home to the famous fish market (which moved to Toyosu), is still a culinary destination, especially for fresh morning sushi.
Each of these neighborhoods offers a different perspective on Tokyo, from the ultra-modern to the traditional, making the city a fascinating tapestry of experiences.

App Audio guide through the Japanese capital, Tokyo

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