Did you know? Tokyo has many long greenways that cross the city.

#TokyoTrafficStrategy These greenways crisscross each other, some of which can even stretch for more than ten kilometers, connecting all the most livable places. Today I’d like to recommend a citywalk route that even Tokyo residents may not have heard of, namely the Tonkawa Greenway. [Starting point] Kunchuan Water Park (Komazawa Olimpik Park) 【End point】Tokyo Metropolitan University Station (or Midorigaoka Station), total length is about 3-4 kilometers. This route may seem ordinary, just a green tree-lined path, but the area it connects is one of the best living areas in Tokyo. Along this road, you can not only deeply experience the local living atmosphere, but also see many tasteful residences on the roadside, which can be regarded as a unique slice of in-depth observation of this city. If you want to find a quiet and deserted place to stroll and explore some niche and artistic and bourgeois places (Kyubin Buddha and Jiyugaoka are highly recommended), this route is definitely worth taking. There are also many niche and high-quality coffee shops along the way, allowing people to enjoy a relaxing time. By the way, during the cherry blossom season, the cherry blossoms on both sides of this road are in full bloom, like a pink tunnel. It is also a little-known cherry blossom viewing spot, definitely worth a visit!