Mochi-Aruki Edo Tokyo Sanpo (Edo Opening 400th Anniversary Commemorative Edition) Content Introduction: This book is a groundbreaking guidebook that allows you to enjoy walking around Tokyo while comparing Edo period chizu (old maps) with modern maps. It features routes that allow you to feel the Edo atmosphere while tracing old town names such as "Ofunai," "Honjo," "Asakusa," "Aoyama," and "Nihonbashi," presented alongside modern maps. In addition to the beautiful reproduction of Edo chizu, it provides easy-to-understand explanations of local famous places and attractions, making it a perfect book for those who love walking around the city and history buffs. The guide pages feature explanations and local photos of various historical sites and famous places. It is organized by walking route and contains rich content that can be used both as reading material and for actual city walks. Features: Comparative display of Edo chizu and modern maps Special edition commemorating the 400th anniversary of the opening of Edo Includes historical explanations of town names, historical sites, temples, shrines, and famous places Full-color printing, many two-page spread maps Recommended for: Those interested in the history of Edo Tokyo Those who want to explore Tokyo from a new perspective Those who like old maps and city walks Ideal as a tourist guide and also as a gift Publication Information Published: July 1, 2003 (1st edition, 1st printing) Condition: Slight scuffing on the cover (see photos) No writing in the inner pages Overall in good condition (good for a used book) #EdoTokyoSanpo #OldMaps #Chizu #TokyoCityWalk #EdoOpening400Years #HistoryGuide #TokyoTourism #EdoPeriod #Jimbunsha #MapWalk