This detailed walking tour video covers Part 4 of the Hibiya Line journey, guiding viewers from Higashi-Ginza Station to Kayabacho in central Tokyo. The walk begins at Higashi-Ginza, a bustling area known for its proximity to the famous Ginza shopping district. The first highlight is a stroll through Tsukiji, a neighborhood that still radiates the legacy of the historic Tsukiji Fish Market. Although the wholesale market has moved, the outer market remains active with small shops, traditional stalls, and local eateries offering street food and fresh seafood.

Continuing past Tsukiji, the video features the distinctive architecture of Tsukiji Hongan-ji Temple, a Buddhist temple renowned for its unique Indian-inspired design. The journey transitions beyond the tourist-heavy zones as the walk moves toward Shintomicho and the quieter business areas of Hatchobori. Here, the character of Tokyo shifts to a more local and tranquil atmosphere, with fewer crowds and a view into everyday city life away from the main tourist routes.

The walk concludes at Kayabacho, a business and finance district near the Nihonbashi area. Throughout the route, viewers experience the dynamic contrast of old and new Tokyo—bustling market streets, serene neighborhoods, and vibrant modern commercial zones. Notable stations seen along the walk include Higashi-Ginza, Tsukiji, Shintomicho (on the Yurakucho Line), multiple points at Hatchobori, and ultimately Kayabacho Station. This segment is ideal for those interested in city walks, exploring Tokyo’s hidden streets, or planning to visit the city’s quieter downtown neighborhoods.

Tsukiji’s outer market is famous internationally for fresh seafood, sushi, and street snacks, drawing both locals and tourists. Tsukiji Hongan-ji Temple stands out among Tokyo’s temples for its imposing structure and cultural significance. Hatchobori and Kayabacho are key business areas often overlooked on typical tourist itineraries, making this tour a valuable look at a more authentic side of the city.