Walking in Japan_ Tokyo exploring ♫🎹 Johnny JAM🎸 1,2 FULL

Hey Japan explorers! 👋 Join me on a casual but exciting walking adventure through some of Tokyo's most iconic and interesting spots. If you're planning a trip to Japan or just curious about what it's like to explore Tokyo on foot, this video is for you! We start our journey at the bustling Tokyo Station, not just a transportation hub but home to the super fun Character Street – prepare for cuteness overload! From there, we take a leisurely stroll through the sophisticated streets of Ginza, where I show you around the incredible Loft and Muji stores. You won't believe all the cool and unique things you can find there, from stationery to home goods! Next up, we find a tranquil escape at the Imperial Palace East Garden and the surrounding Imperial Palace Outer Garden near Yurakucho. It's amazing how quickly you can go from the city's hustle to serene green spaces. And what's a Tokyo adventure without some delicious food? We wrap up our walk by grabbing some classic onigiri and enjoying a refreshing beer right in a park near Tokyo Station. It's the perfect way to soak in the local atmosphere! This short trip gives you a taste of Tokyo's diverse charm – from modern shopping districts to historical landmarks and peaceful parks. Hope you enjoy the walk as much as I did! In this series of Walking in Japan, you'll see: Tokyo Station & Character Street Ginza exploration (Loft & Muji) Imperial Palace Outer Garden & East Garden Yurakucho area vibes Eating onigiri and drinking beer in a Tokyo park Tips for walking around Tokyo Let me know in the comments what your favorite part of Tokyo is or what you'd like to see next! Don't forget to like this video and subscribe for more Japan travel content! #Japan #Tokyo #TokyoTravel #JapanTravel #WalkingTour #TokyoStation #Ginza #ImperialPalace #Onigiri #TravelVlog #ExploreJapan #TokyoWalking #JapanTrip #ThingsToDoInTokyo #JapanCulture #TravelGuide #Yurakucho #CharacterStreet #LoftJapan #MujiJapan 00:00 Tokyo station 03:43 Tokyo station 22:33 Yurakucho Ginza walk 27:36 LOFT Ginza 32:45 LOFT Ginza 1:01:46 Ginza walk 1:11:43 itoya Ginza 1:23:01 NISSAN Ginza car 1:29:24 Ginza walk 1:38:00 Muji Ginza 1:51:50 Ginza walk 2:02:50 Yurakucho Station 2:11:55 Yurakucho to Imperial palace 2:22:11 Onigiri and Beer 2:29:50 Park walking 2:33:51 Palace hotel, Imperial palace 2:43:56 Imperial palace 2:58:46 arround Tokyo station 3:05:24 Tokyo station 3:08:44 Sweets in Tokyo station 3:11:03 Character street in Tokyo station 3:23:20 Character street in Tokyo station Starting at Tokyo Station: More Than Just a Hub Our adventure began at the magnificent Tokyo Station. It's not just a place to catch trains; it's a destination in itself! The architecture is stunning, and inside, it's a world of its own. My favorite discovery? Character Street! If you're a fan of Japanese pop culture, anime, or just adorable mascots, prepare to lose yourself (and maybe your wallet!) here. From Pokémon to Studio Ghibli, it's a parade of cuteness. Ginza's Charm: Shopping & Serenity From Tokyo Station, it was a leisurely walk to Ginza. This district is synonymous with luxury, but it also has some fantastic, accessible gems. I spent a good amount of time exploring Loft and Muji. Seriously, if you're looking for unique stationery, innovative home goods, or just cool Japanese designs, these stores are a paradise. I could spend hours just Browse their creative selections! The Perfect Tokyo Chill: Onigiri & Beer in the Park After all that walking and exploring, it was time for a quintessential Tokyo experience: enjoying simple, delicious food in a park. I grabbed some classic onigiri (my favorite grab-and-go snack in Japan!) and a refreshing beer, then found a nice spot in a park not far from Tokyo Station. There's something so authentically Japanese about just sitting back, watching the world go by, and savoring simple flavors. Imperial Palace & Park: An Oasis in the City It's truly incredible how quickly Tokyo transforms from bustling cityscapes to serene green spaces. Just a short walk from Ginza and near Yurakucho, you'll find the Imperial Palace Outer Garden and the East Garden. Happy travels!