This immersive night walk video takes you through the Kitamachi district in Tokyo, centering around the area near Tobu-Nerima Station, located on the Tobu Tojo Line. Viewers are offered a real-world look at local nocturnal life, starting right at the station front, making it a valuable resource for travelers and city enthusiasts wanting to experience a quieter, more residential part of Tokyo away from the typical tourist zones.

The journey unfolds with a stroll along the historical Kyū-Kawagoe Kaidō (Old Kawagoe Highway), a street that once served as an important route between Edo (now Tokyo) and Kawagoe in Saitama Prefecture. Along the way, the walk meanders through various narrow alleys (roji) that are characteristic of Tokyo’s urban residential neighborhoods, providing insights into local city layouts and daily life. Notable highlights include the lively Kitamachi Arcade, which offers a glimpse into everyday shopping and dining options, and the friendly izakaya, Ekubo, perfect for visitors looking to experience authentic Japanese hospitality.

The area around Tobu-Nerima Station is well-connected, making this walk practical for those looking to explore Tokyo via the Tobu Tojo Line. Visitors will also appreciate the relaxed atmosphere of the Kitamachi district, its accessible small businesses, and the safe, well-lit streets ideal for evening strolls. Whether you’re planning to visit or just want to explore virtually, this walk through Kitamachi offers a grounded, detailed perspective on a less-traveled part of Tokyo.

Points visited include Tobu-Nerima Station, the Old Kawagoe Highway, Kitamachi Arcade, and local alleyways—each reflecting a distinct aspect of the city’s community-focused lifestyle.