• Each station in Tokyo has a different appearance. Otaku town, quiet residential area, and park area with rich nature.
• Among them, Ginza, Tsukiji, and Tsukishima are the areas I would like you to visit.
• Ginza is the central area for shopping in Tokyo. It is lined with numerous brand name stores centered around historic department stores.
• A short walk down the street and you will soon arrive at the Tsukiji area. The experience of accessing the fish market area adjacent to the brand stores will give you a sense of the breadth of the city of Tokyo.
• From there, take the subway to the Tsukishima area. This part of the Bay Area is a typical downtown area where fishermen used to live and is known for its flour based monja yaki.
• The two hour city walking tour will give you a chance to get to know the diversity of Tokyo. Meals are included, so it is definitely recommended for those of you who are looking for a delicious local meal.

Seiko's clock tower is a landmark representing Ginza.