This walk willl bring you to Shimoda, a pleasant coastal city located in the south of the Izu Peninsula. Shimoda has a Japan historical importance as the landing place of several of Commodore Perry's "black ships" in 1854. This event will led to the end of Japan's era of isolation and will be the start of diplomatic relations between the US and Japan. But Shimoda is also a popular spot for tourists who want to do marine sports, go to beaches or enjoy hot springs. https://youtu.be/Hsw-v8mwuKY Location ..read more

This walk will brought you to Izu Peninsula on the Shirahama beach and village. Shirahama Beach is an 800 meter long beach and one of Izu's most famous and popular attractions. People come to Shirahama enjoy the sand and sun, and the area is also known for relatively good surfing conditions. The beach is also know for its Torii and the Shirahama Shrine located nearby... a pretty Shinto shrine. https://youtu.be/tkDz2bOxl24 ..read more

This walk will take you to Shinjuku Gyoen Park. Shinjuku Gyoen is one of Tokyo's largest and most beautiful parks. Located 500M from Shinjuku Station (south exit), you will find a spacious lawns, quiet walking paths, peaceful scenery to relax and unwind from the surrounding busy city center. Originated during the Edo Period as a feudal lord's Tokyo residence. Later it was converted into a botanical garden before being transferred to the Imperial Family in 1903 who used it for recreation and the entertainment of guests. The park was almost completely destroyed during World War II, but was event ..read more

Shimokitazawa is a trendy neigborhoud located in Setagaya Ward, not far from Shibuya and Shinjuku. Shimokitazawa is best visited on foot, through it's pretty alleys made of trendy shops, vintage thrift stores, music bars and theatres... It's definitely a young and trendy area. Shimokitazawa doesn't really kick into gear until lunchtime, so schedule an afternoon visit an evening in one of the cozy bars and cafes. https://youtu.be/KSrEIcPARgA ..read more

This walk will brought you along the Jogasaki coast in Izu Peninsula. Jogasaki Coast is a beautiful coastline along the Izu Peninsula's eastern side. It is located in the Izu area (Shizuoka prefecture), about ten kilometers south of central Ito. An attractive hiking trail follows the coast for almost ten kilometers, offering beautiful views of the jagged cliffs and stone formations that hug the coast. It is also possible to walk shorter sections of the trail. The most popular section of the hiking trail is located around the 23 meter long and 48 meter high Kadowakizaki Suspension Bridge. Not f ..read more

This walk will brought you to Asakusa area in Tokyo Taito Ward, one of the most visited Tokyo places. Asakusa is one of Tokyo’s traditional and low-rise part of Tokyo city. Although on the surface it’s still look like old Japan, Asakusa was one of the first part of Tokyo to have a significant Western influence, it was even the site of Japan’s first cinema. This walk will go from Sumida river going through Kaminarimon, Nakamise and Senso-ji Temple. If you come to Japan, visit Asakusa to experience true Japanese traditions, arts and crafts, and take a small piece home with you. https://youtu.be ..read more

This walk will take you to the Gotokuji area in Setagaya Ward. You've probably never heard of the Gotokuji area in western Tokyo. However, I'm pretty sure you've seen this beckoning cat "Lucky Cat" called Maneki Neko in Japan. Gotoku-ji temple is the home of this famous cat, which brings wealth and good luck to its owner. Gotokuji is cat lover's dream area. This is a small neighborhood in Setagaya, relaxed, local, away from the lights of Tokyo city. However, it is only about 20 minutes by train from Shinjuku. It's a nice little vacation, especially if you like cats.. https://youtu.be/H2yjekjZO ..read more

This walk will brought you to Shibuya, one of the most iconic Tokyo places. Shibuya is one of the 23 Tokyo city wards and probably one of the most visited place by travelers. Shibuya is the hearth of the fashion culture for youth people, and the Shibuya streets are the birthplace of many Japan's fashion and entertainment trends. Worldwide renowned thanks to the story of the dog Hachi or many blockbusters, Shibuya crossing is definitely a place to see during your trip in Japan. Shibuya is one of Tokyo's most colorful and busy districts, packed with shopping, dining and nightclubs serving swarms ..read more

This walk will brought you through the Tsukishima island. Tsukishima mean "moon island" in Japanese. Tsukishima is and artificial and man-made island located on the Tokyo Bay. Builded over 100 years ago, in the last few decades, Tsukishima become a residential high-rise area. Tsukishima is best known for its "Monja street" where you can eat Monjayaki. Monjayaki is a type of pan-fried batter or savoury pancake, Monjayaki is Tokyo's answer to okonomiyaki, the iconic dish of Osaka and Hiroshima. https://youtu.be/kszY6mU_DPE ..read more

This walk will brings you through the Okunoin cemetery. Located in the Mount Koya (高野山, Kōyasan), Okunoin is the site of the mausoleum of Kobo Daishi, the founder of Shingon Buddhism. Okunoin's is the largest cemetery in Japan, with over 200,000 tombstones lining the almost two kilometer long approach to Kobo Daishi's mausoleum. Okunoin is definitely one of the most sacred places in Japan and a popular pilgrimage spot that you need to visit on your next Japan trip. https://youtu.be/xfg1CA9OY48 ..read more