
Pass through the Kaminarimon Gate, snack your way down Nakamise shopping street, visit Sensoji Temple, and finish with views of the Sumida River — the classic route through Tokyo's most old-Edo neighborhood, self-guided at your own pace with this pamphlet.
Overview map showing how the stops relate to each other (straight lines only). For real walking directions, use the "directions" button on each step.
Look for the giant red lantern. Your self-guided walk begins here.
Sample rice crackers and ningyo-yaki cakes along a street that has lined this approach since the Edo period.
Visit Tokyo's oldest temple — this pamphlet includes tips on choosing an omamori charm.
Views of Tokyo Skytree from the riverside. If you have time, a river cruise is a nice add-on.
Police: 110 · Ambulance/Fire: 119 · English-language help: JNTO Japan Visitor Hotline, 050-3816-2787 (24/7, multilingual). Don't hesitate to call if you need help.
Tipping isn't customary in Japan — no need to add extra at checkout. Cashless payment is widely accepted, though smaller shops, shrines, and temples are sometimes cash-only. Tax-free shopping (with your passport) is available at participating stores.
Yes — the pamphlet's directions feature gives you one-tap walking, train, or driving directions from your current location to Kaminarimon Gate.
Yes. Nakamise shopping street is covered, so it's easy to walk even in the rain, and the Sensoji temple visit works well on a rainy day too.
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