Walkie Talkie Dreams Tokyo-Sumida

UenoPark

Film 1001 project

This walk has the romantic streetscape and unforgettable atmosphere of Shinjuku and is the first choice for girls. From two similar cake and tea shops to the famous yuzu ramen shop to the 3D cat magic billboard that cat lovers cannot miss, the clothing store MARS can make the audience experience the trendy Japanese modern dealbreaker culture, Kabukicho Ichiban-gai, which feels mysterious when people walk by and is always full of delinquent boys who fit the image of bad boys, and finally to the newly built Tokyo Kabukicho Tower, which already has a very concrete appearance of Shinjuku culture. No one is not interested in Shinjuku culture. In addition to the more realistic erotic culture at the night Shinjuku, these places with dangerous and mysterious charm are places travelers or walkers cannot miss when they come.

A tour of the famous Meiji Jingu Shrine in Harajuku. For more information, visit https://www.meijijingu.or.jp/en/

This is Witch 'n' Monk's first GPS-guided release: a new way to experience music, made for disobedient minds. Something between a quest game, an interactive podcast and a sound walk. Part of their release called OUTFOX: a collection of new music on the theme of radical creativity. To download Pagamento click here: www.witchnmonk.com/pagamento-gift

An immersive audio walk exploring the understated character of minimalist bars in Shibuya, captured through transitions from the city’s street noise into intimate interior soundscapes. This project highlights the subtle atmospheres and lived-in qualities of under the radar bars, inviting listeners to experience how simplicity and room tone define each space.

Walk from the river and surrounding neighborhood into the entrance and then through the facility to the bean cask then to the retail area and then exiting back into the neighborhood.

We wanted to explore the lack of natural environments, specifically involving animals, that is characteristic of large cities like Tokyo. We do this through choosing to highlight animal statues, which are fairly common when you look for them. We also felt that this would be a fun and unique way to introduce students to new areas around and near Sangenjaya.