Touristy but layered, the city’s oldest temple, souvenir stalls, and quieter Kuramae next door.

Edo-era gardens and a coffee scene that snuck in while no one was looking. The vibe is calm, creative, and just a little caffeinated.

Cobbled lanes, hidden ryotei, a mix of old Tokyo and French expat elegance.

High-density mashup of business, shopping, nightlife, and chaos management.

Hipster enclave of punk, vintage aesthetic, and live music. A little gritty, a little unfiltered

Former docks turned art hub, with galleries, bakeries, and street paintings.