Tokyo landmarks
Explore 89 Tokyo landmarks with nearby stations, approximate walking times, and the rail lines serving each area.
Browse 89 Tokyo landmarks, grouped by type, from observation towers and temples to parks, museums, markets, and stadiums.
Each page shows nearby stations, approximate walking times, and supported rail lines. Walking times are estimates, not turn-by-turn directions.
Towers
Compare Tokyo's observation towers, their closest listed stations, and the rail lines serving each area.
Districts
Explore areas such as Shibuya, Ginza, Akihabara, and Shimokitazawa. The map point is a useful reference, not a boundary for the whole district.
Temples
Discover historic temples across Tokyo, from Sensoji in Asakusa to quieter neighbourhood sites. Each page lists nearby stations and approximate walking times.
Shrines
Tokyo's Shinto shrines range from forested precincts to small neighbourhood grounds. Check nearby stations before visiting.
Parks & gardens
Find parks and landscaped gardens across central and western Tokyo, with nearby stations and approximate walking times.
Museums
Browse art, history, science, and architecture museums, including the major museum cluster around Ueno Park.
Stadiums & arenas
Check stations near Tokyo's major stadiums and arenas before travelling to a match, tournament, or concert.
Venues & halls
Find rail access for exhibition halls, theatres, and event venues. Always check the organiser's current event and entry information.
Bridges
See stations near Rainbow Bridge and Nihonbashi. Pedestrian entrances and opening conditions may differ from the landmark's map point.
Airports
Compare rail stations and lines serving Haneda and Narita. Terminal access varies, so check your airline and airport information before travel.
Mountains
Mount Takao and Mount Fuji require different travel planning. Use these pages for map context, then check current local transport and trail information.
Frequently asked questions
Are the walking times exact?
No. They are estimates based on straight-line distance at 80 metres per minute. Station entrances, crossings, and the available walking route can add time.
Why might another map show a different nearest station?
This directory uses stations covered by Tokyo Glance and measures from one map point for each landmark. Different entrances, station complexes, and walking routes can change the best choice.
Does Tokyo Glance plan a route to each landmark?
No. It shows nearby stations, supported lines, and live train positions. Use a route planner or official venue directions for exits, transfers, and the final walking route.
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