Ichigaya Walk

The interesting part about Tokyo is that although it seems so huge. Most of the destinations are actually in walking distance. hat's why we walked through Ichigaya to Akihabara recently. It s a fun walk and one discovers many different sides of Tokyo.



Beginning at Yasukuni dori, the street runs directly to he famous Yasukuni Shrine.



The river in front of Ichigaya station. Its only one station from Yotsuya and one from Akebonobashi, where I live right now.



Tokyo Metro's Yurakucho line and Namboku line crossing there. In addition, Toei's Shinjuku Line is stopping here as well.



View into the direction of Yotsuya.



View into the direction of Iidabashi.



Police stations in Tokyo are always displaying the number of deaths and accidents of the last day in their district.



Near Kudanshita station.



DVD is not the abbreviation for "Digital Video Disk", but "Digital Versatile Disk".



The main building of the prestigious Meiji University 明治大学.



Another close up. The University is one of Tokyo's top Universities.



Near Ochanomizu station.



The face of urban Tokyo.



Started in Shinjuku ward 新宿区, then to Chiyoda ward 千代田区 and finally arrived in Bunkyo ward 文京区.