Old Edo visual route

Tokyo ukiyo-e walk through 10 story spots.

A route-plan example for cultural tourism, hotels, guides, and travel creators: each PhotoGeoMap marker uses a ukiyo-e style image to make the walk feel like a visual album.

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Route concept

Nihonbashi to Asakusa, linking Edo bridges, theater, market streets, gardens, museums, Hokusai, and the Sumida River.

10 spotsukiyo-e markers

1 daywalk + transit

9 linessaved route segments

Route plan

10 ukiyo-e themed Tokyo walk stops.

09:00

Nihonbashi Bridge

Historic Edo gateway and route-start bridge.

09:45

Kabuki-za and Ginza

Connect actor prints, theater culture, and modern Ginza streets.

10:30

Tsukiji Outer Market

Street food, merchants, and old market energy.

11:30

Hama-rikyu Garden

Garden pond, pines, tea house, and a calm visual pause.

13:00

Kiyosumi Garden

Stepping stones, water reflections, and print-like composition.

13:45

Fukagawa Edo Museum

Edo town-life storytelling, crafts, and neighborhood context.

15:00

Ryogoku

Sumo, river history, and Edo entertainment culture.

15:30

Sumida Hokusai Museum

The anchor stop for Hokusai and ukiyo-e history.

16:30

Sumida River Terrace

Bridge views, boats, and classic Edo landscape feeling.

17:15

Asakusa Senso-ji

Finish with Kaminarimon, Senso-ji, Nakamise, and lanterns.

Embedded live map

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Tokyo ukiyo-e walk map

This live album contains 10 ukiyo-e style marker images and route data from Nihonbashi through Ginza, Tsukiji, Hama-rikyu, Kiyosumi, Fukagawa, Ryogoku, Hokusai Museum, Sumida River, and Asakusa.

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