Tokyo Tours app analytics for December 9

■ Overview When traveling to a tourist spot by JR or subway, the most confusing thing is choosing the exit at your arrival station. In Tokyo in particular, there are many stations that are served by multiple lines and have many exits. Even after leaving the station using the exit signs as a guide, you may still find yourself unsure of which direction to start walking. When heading to your destination, this app will guide you to the best exit and route for each station and line you will be using. It also uses location information to display the route from your current location to your destination, helping to make sightseeing more comfortable. ■ Function · Area Display All areas that have been stored will be displayed on a map of Tokyo and in a list. · Select an area Select the area you want to visit from the map or area list to display a list of spots and access stations around the area. · Route display from access station Select the line you wish to use from the lines displayed at each access station and tap the route display to be guided to the recommended station exit and route to the surrounding area. · Display route to spot When you tap the route display of a spot from the spot list, you will be guided to the recommended route from your current location to the spot. · Other After selecting an area, a map will be displayed showing useful information in the area (public toilets, benches, smoking areas, police boxes). ■ Stored areas The areas stored in this app are as follows. · Imperial Palace Outer Great course for walking or running. · The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace Historic gardens, including the former site of Edo Castle. · Marunouchi A stylish street surrounded by skyscrapers. · Ginza Food tours, gift shopping, hidden alleys and bars. · Tsukiji Tsukiji Outer Market is home to around 400 stores. · Hama-rikyu Gardens The garden of the Tokugawa Shogunate. · Akihabara Popular stores such as anime and game goods specialty stores and maid cafes are listed. · Tokyo Tower Includes popular temples, shrines, and parks. · Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum The main building is in Art Deco style. · The National Art Center The huge curtain-like glass wall is an attractive feature. · Kanda Used Book Street Japan's largest used bookstore district. · Kanda Musical Instrument Stores An area where many music stores are concentrated. · Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building The observation deck on the 45th floor of the First Main Building is popular. · Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden The vast grounds are home to approximately 10,000 trees. · Meiji Jingu A space where visitors can forget the hustle and bustle of the city and relax their mind and body. · Meiji Jingu Gaien Ginkgo tree-lined street and surrounding spots. · Takeshita Street A street packed with shops aimed at young people, including trendy fashion brands. · Cat Street A back alley between Shibuya and Harajuku. A popular spot for visiting vintage clothing stores. · Ueno Park Includes art galleries, museums, zoos, cultural facilities, etc. · Nippori Fabric Town Fabric street and 76 stores. · Kappabashi Kitchenware Town A specialty shopping street lined with shops selling kitchenware. · Asakusa Senso-ji The oldest temple in Tokyo, boasting a history of 1,400 years. · Tokyo Skytree At 634 metres tall, it is the third tallest tower in the world and the tallest radio tower in the world. · Shimokitazawa Vintage Clothing Town A city famous for its subculture. Lists vintage clothing stores and famous curry restaurants. · Meguro River Lists cherry blossom viewing spots, riverside cafes, and parks. ■ Others · If you do not allow the use of location information, the route from your current location to the spot will not be displayed. · Prolonged use of location information may significantly drain the battery.