“Tokyo First Experience 88” (published by Pia Corporation) from 1988 and “Walking Expert” (published by Kosaishuppansha) from 1996. As the title "First Experience" suggests, the former contains an overwhelming amount of information about everything in Tokyo, to the point of being almost frightening. Rather than being aimed at beginners, it's more likely to confuse them with its sheer volume. Of course, trying to cover everything in it is an impossible task, and perhaps the best approach is to simply read them and feel like you've been there. The sheer excess of information truly demonstrates the phenomenon of paralyzing human thought! The latter, "Walking Expert," focuses on walking through Tokyo during the period of rapid economic growth (the magazine's theme seems to be "strolling around the Tokyo metropolitan area for adults"), so it's a bit different from Pia, more like a cool, "Showa retro" theme. As always, the amount of information is excellent, but this one isn't just a list; it's crafted to capture the essence of connoisseurs and enthusiasts, issue after issue. Experience Tokyo from the perspective of about 30 to 40 years ago!