Enjoy the Edo atmosphere at Tokyo's landmark, Nihonbashi!

#TokyoConquest **【 Nihonbashi has been in the heart of Tokyo since the Edo period, and is a charming area where history and modernity blend together. Built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1603, Nihonbashi is still at the center of a busy thoroughfare today, and is known as a landmark that symbolizes Japan's economic development. **Places to see** -**Nihonbashi (the bridge itself)**: A magnificent arched bridge, with the "Origin Marker of Japan's Highways" installed in the center. -**Nihonbashi Shopping Street**: Lined with long-established shops and department stores, you can purchase Japanese sweets and traditional crafts. -**Stroll along the Nihonbashi River**: Walking along the canal, you can enjoy historical buildings and waterside scenery. **Recommended activities** - Morning running or jogging (a popular route is along the Nihonbashi River) - Taste traditional Japanese sweets at the long-established Japanese sweets shop "Toraya" - At night, stroll through the neon-lit streets and enjoy the old and new charms of Tokyo Nihonbashi is a great tourist spot where you can explore history, shop, and enjoy fine food!