Chiyoda city guide

Even if you’re not super familiar with the specifics of Tokyo’s 23 wards, chances are you’ve been to Chiyoda, which encompasses everything from some of the busiest to some of the most quaint areas in Tokyo. Chiyoda city is home to the Imperial Palace, the electric anime district Akihabara, the book district Jimbocho and Tokyo Station — just to name a few.

Chiyoda city is like the beating heart of Tokyo; it also functions as a microcosm of the city, with rich cultural and historical significance and a plethora of things to do and see, ranging from temples and monuments to ultra-modern, high-tech shopping districts.

Here are some of the highlights of the areas, including both must-see tourist attractions and hidden gems just slightly off the beaten path.

Akihabara

Akihabara — also known as Akiba or Electric Town — is a must-see for many visitors to Japan, especially for fans of anime, video games or electronics.

Akihabara is (and this is said with utmost love) otaku central, packed with stores stocked full of anime and manga goods, maid cafes and game centers. Akiba is not jus

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