VanDam's new 2019 StreetSmart® Tokyo maps all top attractions including museums, shrines, palaces, temples, hotels, markets and more at an immensely legible scale complete with 3-D building illustrations. Clear information design allows users to read the map from three feet away and has earned VanDam maps a place in the MoMA Collection. The map is film-laminated, accordion folded and pocket size.
Coverage: Tokyo Area Map 1:50,000;
Marunouchi /Ginza Map 1:15,000;
Shibuya/Harajuku/Akasaka/Aoyama / Roppongi/Azabu Map 1:15,000;
Shinjuku Map 1:12,000;
Ueno Map 1:8,000;
Asakusa Map 1:7,400;
Tokyo Metro Transit Map (Bilingual)
StreetSmart® Tokyo makes the world's most populous metropolis, with 38 million inhabitants and $2 trillion in economic activity, accessible and easy to navigate. Detailed block by block maps cover all the major districts including: Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ginza, Harajuku, Akasaka, Aoyama, Roppongi, Azabu, Marunouchi, Ueno and Asakusa. There is also a Metropolitan Overview Map with transit lines to put it all in context and make your visit a success.
StreetSmart® Tokyo gives you the confidence to move easily from the glittering Roppongi Art Triangle to the new Tsukiji fish market the world's largest to Shinjuku's saucy cabarets and energizing night life. From the art museums in Ueno to high-end design shopping amidst jaw dropping modern architecture in Omotesando. Yes, there is a MoMA design store. Follow the guided tour of the Imperial Palace's East Gardens to Tokyo Station. Then board the JR Yamamote train to Shinjuku to visit the free observatories atop the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Towers. Also check out Akihabara as a center of pop culture.
StreetSmart® Tokyo Given the many options Tokyo has to offer this map helps you make the right choices and clearly shows the best public transportation connections right on the map with all exits clearly marked. There is also a bilingual Transit Map Overview to see how all the parts connect.
StreetSmart® Tokyo Tokyo's address system is unique. Few streets are named. Building addresses are not related to streets names and may not be sequential. Addresses are based on city wards (which can measure several sq miles), the chome or subdistrict, and the banchi or block which vary in size and may contain 3-5 buildings. Look for Chome names on telephone or street light poles and the corners of major buildings. A typical address may read as follows: 1 4 8 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo or at times like this: 4 8 Roppongi, 1 chome. The 1 is the chome, 4 is the block number, and 8 the building number. Roppongi is the district, Minatu-Ku is the city ward and Tokyo is the city.
StreetSmart® Tokyo Many say Tokyo has one of the best public transportation systems in the world. It is without doubt the fastest way to get around town. Subway stations and cars are well marked in both English and Japanese. There are 12 subway lines criss-crossing the city and one can transfer freely between them. There are also four private Toei lines with their own fare system. Finding the right exit. Most subway stations are large with multiple and far-reaching exits. Getting the wrong exit at Shinjuku Station, for example, may leave you a mile and a half out of your way. Our maps show all exit numbers and letters in bold black to guide you. Enjoy Tokyo.
StreetSmart® Tokyo maps are updated twice a year and most current. Its film lamination is extra durable and will last for your next trip. Simplicity reigns supreme to make complex cities clear and understandable. Get this map and gain instant Tokyo StreetSmarts.
