
Åedo Line: Yoyogi and Shinjuku
Continuing with our 23rd installment of exploring Edo-TÅkyÅ via the Åedo Line. Continue reading Åedo Line: Yoyogi and Shinjuku
Continuing with our 23rd installment of exploring Edo-TÅkyÅ via the Åedo Line. Continue reading Åedo Line: Yoyogi and Shinjuku
ChÅfu is a suburb west of the 23 Wards that is home to many historical treasures. It’s best known as the hometown of KondÅ Isami, leader of the Shinsengumi. Continue reading What does ChÅfu mean? (Part One)
Inokashira Park is Kichijoji’s famous park. But did you know that big lake was the source of drinking water for a million people in Edo? Continue reading What does Inokashira mean?
I’ve been writing about Tokyo places names for half a year now and I don’t know why I haven’t written about this one. This was the first origin story I ever heard. Now I’ll share it with you. Continue reading What does Mitaka mean?