Tokyo Stroll Av Gilles Poitras

<p><b>Tokyo Stroll is the best guidebook for travelers who want to wander the streets and discover the city as it unfolds before their eyes. There is no "start at point A and go to point B" prescribed route. Instead you are invited to wander as whimsy takes you. This guide includes:</b></p><ul><li><b>Over 600 locations</b> to satisfy any interest including historical sites, art museums, upscale ryotei dining, traditional craft shops, shrines and temples, and remarkable architecture both traditional and stunningly modern</li><li><b>22 neighborhoods of Tokyo</b> to experience, from the bright, bustling Shibuya to the serene shrines and temples of lesser-known Yanesen<p></p></li><li><b>150 maps</b> to help you navigate, download the map markers for locations in Tokyo Stroll to your phone or tablet for easy access</li><li><b>75 full-page photos</b></li><li><b>Practical advice</b> on preparing your trip, with information on the best times of year to go, as well as how to use public transport and change money when you get there</li><li><b>A primer on useful phrases</b> and etiquette so you’re never left wondering</li><li><b>Day trips to get you out of the city </b>with advice on transportation</li><li><b>A focus on history and businesses</b> that have stood the test of time, often over 100 years</li><li><b>A glossary of Japanese terms and an index</b></li></ul><p></p>