This video marks the final installment of the Hibiya Line Walking Tour series, taking viewers on a step-by-step journey from Iriya Station to Kita-senju Station in Tokyo. Meandering through the lesser-visited neighborhoods of Minowa and Minami-senju, this episode offers a fresh perspective on the city’s northeastern districts. The walk brings out the local character and everyday life of these communities, moving away from crowded tourist hotspots and highlighting residential streets, local markets, and urban tranquility.

Starting at Iriya Station (入谷駅), the walk progresses through Minowa (三ノ輪), giving viewers a glimpse of old Tokyo, small businesses, and quiet backstreets. Further along, the route passes by JR Minami-Senju Station (南千住駅), a notable transport hub that also serves as a gateway to historic Shitamachi neighborhoods. The long stretch between stations is filled with subtle changes in ambiance and architecture, illustrating how Tokyo shifts from inner-city bustle to a more laid-back, community-focused atmosphere.

A highlight of the episode is the stop at Adachi Market (足立市場), one of the city’s notable markets and a unique point of interest for those fascinated by local commerce and Tokyo’s food supply system. The journey concludes at the vibrant Kita-senju Station (北千住駅), a significant interchange point serving both everyday commuters and long-distance travelers. The series, which began at Naka-meguro Station, closes with this deep dive into northeastern Tokyo, tying together miles of city explored on foot.

Iriya, Minowa, Minami-senju, and Kita-senju each offer a unique slice of Tokyo. For visitors seeking to understand the city beyond famous landmarks, walking tours like this reveal both the subtle charm and everyday rhythms that define local life.