Architecture Guide to Tokyo

This illustrated map features 60+ building icons — from the Meiji Shrine to projects by leading architects like Kenzō Tange, Kengo Kuma, Toyo Ito, Sou Fujimoto, SANAA, and many more — plus a QR-linked pin map with building descriptions and links to Google Maps.

Cover Illustration: Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center by Kengo Kuma and Associates 

Specs: Tri-fold brochure, 80lb gloss · Unfolded 15.6" x 8.25" (397 x 210mm) · Folded 3.9" x 8.25" (99 x 210mm)

SKU: BR-TOKYO-01

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Architecture Guide to Tokyo

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All of our maps feature illustrated building icons that are painstakingly made

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We ensure all the paper we use does not come from ancient and endangered forests

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Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 8 reviews.

The service and support when I had an issue was great. The product is good. Additional info regarding options/recommendations for visiting would be helpful. For example, is the bldg open to public, are there limited hours or best hours to visit, etc.

Architecture Guide to Tokyo

An absolutely beautiful map! I wont be using it in action till November. Plenty of time to study it!

Architecture Guide to Tokyo

I bought 2 of these as a gift for my nephew's trip to Japan but unfortunately delivery with Canada Post was a little too long so they were delivered after his departure. I feel there should be another delivery option available, a faster one. The product however is fabulous! Bravo!

Architecture Guide to Tokyo

The guide looks great. I haven't used it yet so it is difficult to rate until it has been used.

Architecture Guide to Tokyo

I visited Tokyo threeyears ago, but haven't been a second time yet; I will be going in October. I have been preparing Tokyo with your map though: I find the map too small (I had to find a magnifying glass even with my glasses), there are several buildings missing (Shibuya Scramble Square, Nezu museum, famous public toilets...) too much emphasis on mega projects by star architects. You should add out of town buildings that most would want to visit from Tokyo, like Art museum of Tange in Yokohama, Sakura town... I haven't worked with the web site yet but I recall from a brief look that it only told the history and program, no photo and no detailed map which in Tokyo would be critical. I have been next to a building in Tokyo not knowing that it was the one I was looking for. Let's say that I had high expectations; great idea though. I wouldn't bother purchasing another one unless there are some major improvements.

Architecture Guide to Tokyo

C'était un cadeau que j'offrais à mon mari, ingénieur architecte, avec qui je partirai bientôt en voyage au Japon... Il a adoré.

Architecture Guide to Tokyo