Everlasting Edo Audio Guide to Nihonbashi’s History

Passing by Nihonbashi Bridge, you'll discover its historical significance as Tokyo’s ‘kilometer zero marker,’ where all distances were once measured. This iconic bridge, built during the Edo Period, is a must-see in the heart of Tokyo. Admission is not applicable.

At Japan’s oldest department store, Mitsukoshi, you’ll get a glimpse of luxury shopping that dates back centuries. Although entrance is free, shopping and dining experiences are at your own cost. It's a beautiful mix of tradition and modernity.

Pass by the historic Bank of Japan, a symbol of Japan’s financial history. While entrance fees aren’t included, this grand building, with its Western-style architecture, offers a compelling view into Japan’s economic power during the Meiji period.

Nestled in the heart of Nihonbashi, Fukutoku Shrine is a serene stop where you can witness traditional Japanese spiritual practices. The shrine offers a quiet retreat amidst bustling city life. Admission is free, but offerings are at your discretion.