#TOKYO brings you travel trends based on social media posts written by experienced travelers. Today is part 2 of the virtual Ueno tour. We'll begin at Shinobazu Exit and explore over 400 shops in the Ameyoko area. It used to be a black market post war that sold candies and US military surplus items. It came to be called "Ameyoko" from candy (="ame") and America. The central building carries unusual ingredients such as spices from around the world and fish/frog from tropical areas. With Tokyo's oldest Koreatown and jewelry district by Indian owners, you'll encounter people from different backgrounds and religions.

#TOKYO brings you travel trends based on social media posts written by experienced travelers. It is JR Chuo Line's 130th anniversary year. With plenty of unique towns along the line, Chuo Line has built a culture of its own. Today, we'll take a virtual tour in "Nakano," a symbolic area along the line. This town is known to be "the source of subcultures." Anime, manga, plastic models, railway goods, stamps, fashion ... we'll explore Nakano Broadway, where many specialty shops attract tourists from around the world. We'll introduce you to a deep world that will satisfy everyone's "geeky mind."