Tokyo in the Eyewitness Top 10 series from Dorling Kindersley is a condensed format guide book featuring dozens of illustrated, top ten lists for the traveller regardless of their disposable budget. To save you time & money a Top 10 Things to Avoid is also included. Top 10 lists are given for things to see & do both in & around town, as well as the top ten features of particular locations or events. Practicalities are not forgotten as Top 10s are also provided for topics such as planning your trip, getting around & shopping. Accommodation lists provide the ten most recommended places to stay for a range of budgets, whilst restaurant top tens feature as the guide works its way through the location in question. Simple, small street plans illustrate the location of the top ten recommends within their neighbourhoods & basic, fold out maps form the inside covers. An additional pull out feature of the guide suggests ideas on how to spend your day & a phrase section is included which will help the traveller to acclimatise. ...

Tokyo in the Eyewitness Top 10 series from Dorling Kindersley is a condensed format guide book featuring dozens of illustrated, top ten lists for the traveller regardless of their disposable budget. To save you time & money a Top 10 Things to Avoid is also included. Top 10 lists are given for things to see & do both in & around town, as well as the top ten features of particular locations or events. Practicalities are not forgotten as Top 10s are also provided for topics such as planning your trip, getting around & shopping. Accommodation lists provide the ten most recommended places to stay for a range of budgets, whilst restaurant top tens feature as the guide works its way through the location in question. Simple, small street plans illustrate the location of the top ten recommends within their neighbourhoods & basic, fold out maps form the inside covers. An additional pull out feature of the guide suggests ideas on how to spend your day & a phrase section is included which will help the traveller to acclimatise. ...

Tokyo in the Eyewitness Top 10 series from Dorling Kindersley is a condensed format guide book featuring dozens of illustrated, top ten lists for the traveller regardless of their disposable budget. To save you time & money a Top 10 Things to Avoid is also included. Top 10 lists are given for things to see & do both in & around town, as well as the top ten features of particular locations or events. Practicalities are not forgotten as Top 10s are also provided for topics such as planning your trip, getting around & shopping. Accommodation lists provide the ten most recommended places to stay for a range of budgets, whilst restaurant top tens feature as the guide works its way through the location in question. Simple, small street plans illustrate the location of the top ten recommends within their neighbourhoods & basic, fold out maps form the inside covers. An additional pull out feature of the guide suggests ideas on how to spend your day & a phrase section is included which will help the traveller to acclimatise. ...

Tokyo on a laminated, tear-resistant Insight Flexi Map, with a street plan of its central districts, road maps of the Tokyo area & of the central part of Honshu Island with Kyoto & Mount Fuji, plus extensive tourist information. On one side is a street plan at 1:16, 000 of Tokyo ...

Flexi Map Tokyo is a laminated, tear-resistant map which has 3 separate maps, each one accompanied by its own index. It



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“ Tokyo for Free” is a thorough survey of over 300 attractions of traditional & modern Japan – all absolutely free. Included are visits to the Imperial Palace, dynamic martial arts bouts, classic gardens & temples, contemporary sculpture gardens, antique markets, traditional & “boutique” museums, & a sake tasting room, to name but a fair few. Susan Pompian, a sometime Tokyo resident, spent three years searching out rare cultural nuggets that expat residents & even many Japanese were unaware of. “ Tokyo for Free opens up a whole new vista in travel to Japan – a “priceless” asset for tourists & long term visitors alike. ...

Tokyo is ground zero for Japan`s popular ” Geek” or otaku culture-a phenomenon that has now swept across the globe. This is the most comprehensive guide ever produced to Tokyo`s geeky underworld. It provides a comprehensive run-down on each major Tokyo district where geeks congregate, shop, play & hangout-from hi-tech Akihabara & trendy Harajuku to newer & lesser-known haunts like chic Shimo-Kita & working-class Ikebukuro. Dozens of iconic shops, restaurants, cafes & clubs in each area are described in loving detail with precise directions how to get to each location. Maps, URLs, opening hours & over 400 fascinating color photographs bring you around Tokyo on an unforgettable trip to the centers of Japanese manga, anime & geek culture. Interviews with local otaku experts & street people let you see the world from their perspective & provide insights on what is currently happening in Tokyo now which will eventually impact the rest of the world! Japan`s geek culture in its myriad forms is more popular today than ever before-with Japanese manga filling every bookstore; anime cartoons on TV; transformer toys & video games like Pokemon Go played by tens of millions of people. Swarms of visitors come to Tokyo each year on a personal quest to soak in all the otaku-related sights & enjoy Japanese manga, anime, gaming & idol culture at its very source. This is the book they have to get!” Overall, the Tokyo Geek`s Guide is worth the purchase... .this is a solid entry into checking out the geekier aspects of Tokyo, & a strong debut for Simone. As the popularity of Japanese pop culture continues to grow overseas, the Tokyo Geek`s Guide will serve as the ultimate gateway to expand otaku culture into future generations of fans wanting to see the imagination that makes it the force it is today.”-Tony Yao, yatta tachi. See the review here.`” The pages are as easy to digest as a comic book thanks to the plethora of candy-colored photos, & the nuggets of information in the text are easy to assimilate. From the fannish pilgrimage hotspots of Akihabara & Nakano to less well-known areas like Koiwa & Hachioji, Simone has suggestions for what you must see & do, a guide to costs, & detailed descriptions of exactly how to get there. Highly recommended for first-time visitors, it may also surprise regular Tokyo hands with a few places they`ve missed.”
- Helen Mc Carthy, All the Anime. See the review here.
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Tokyo in the Smart Guide series from Insight is a streamlined version of travel information, in a concise format arranged in three sections
- Areas, A-Z & Atlas. Areas & districts in & around town are described before the guide moves on to an A-Z detailing of attractions & services, from accommodation to transportation via history & nightlife. The guide has some language tips, a climate chart & an overview of top attractions shown on its fly-leaf. A selective, indexed mini Atlas of a few maps at the back of each guide helps place sites & attractions for the tourist & each guide is illustrated with colour photographs throughout.
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Introducing the new Tokyo Smart Guide
- a practical guide which puts the city at your fingertips. Featuring the unique & innovative
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It`s the chicken skin yakitori you eat at 2am in a bar the size of a cupboard. It`s the pork curry you devour after having to line up for 45 minutes with a bunch of excited teenagers. It`s the yuzu ramen you slurp after ordering it from a vending machine. It`s the tonkatsu you buy in a vast shopping-center basement. & it`s the Oden that`s served to you by a laid-back surfer from Okinawa. Tokyo is an explorer`s dream & a food-lover`s paradise. Tokyo Local brings you 70 recipes for the dishes that define the city, so you can capture the magic of Tokyo at home. ...