Preserving Japan's station fronts and back alleys in 4K and maps
Pick a second click — map, a starter article, or the route planner.
Browse archive videos by common street themes on the map.
[Osu / Osu Kannon] Walking the Night District — Arcades and Young Crowds
[MIRAINOMAP] Filtering SS Kasochi — Towns with Few Gas Stations
[Sakae / Hisaya-odori] Walking the Night District — TV Tower and Host-Club Neon
[Shinsekai / Shin-Imamiya] Walking the Night District — Tsutenkaku and the Dobutsuen-mae Arcade
[Takikawa / Sanrakugai] Walking the Night District — Arcade Shops and Bar Streets
[Furano / Heso] Walking the Night District — Blue Station Lights and Suzuran-dori
Unchanged station fronts, disappearing back alleys.
A point on the map, connected to the reality of the street.

A free Japan route planner that supports more waypoints than Google Maps (which limits you to 9).
Add stops by clicking the map or searching, reorder them by dragging, and choose whether to use highways, toll roads, or ferries.
Import and export GPX files, and check distance and travel time as you build your perfect driving route.

Through my lens, I document the interplay of light and shadow within streetscapes and ancient architecture. To me, even a nameless corner can reveal the pulse of history and the craftsmanship of a bygone era. I invite everyone—lovers of architecture, fans of Japanese culture, or those just seeking a moment of peace—to explore my work. Come, let's wander the streets of Japan together.