Dive in Tokyo

Akabane is a hub in northern Tokyo known for its drinking scene. We discover its roots as a riverside lodging town and explore a plateau where a housing complex now sits on former military grounds.

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The filmmakers head to Koenji, a subculture hub, and explore its shopping streets and countless alleys to learn the origins of its maze-like layout.

The filmmakers examine how international residents and redevelopment are revitalizing Otsuka, once a busy terminal of Tokyo's historic streetcar network before being overshadowed by its neighbor Ikebukuro.

The host explores how the Daiba waterfront district, originally built as defensive fortifications, has transformed into a thriving tourist destination, residential neighborhood and center for innovation.

The host traces the history of Kasai as a hub of water transport, goes river fishing and connects with the local Indian community.

The filmmakers explore Gotanda, a hilly district shaped by the Meguro River. It is home to high-end residential areas and known as a startup hub.

The host explores Ebisu, a vibrant district rooted in its historic brewery, tracing its evolution from a charming past to a modern, pulsing community.

The filmmakers head to Koenji, a subculture hub, and explore its shopping streets and countless alleys to learn the origins of its maze-like layout.

The host explores Ebisu, a vibrant district rooted in its historic brewery, tracing its evolution from a charming past to a modern, pulsing community.

The hosts explore Tokyo and its old towns to learn how tradition and trends coexist, while uncovering surprises along the way.

The filmmakers explore Gotanda, a hilly district shaped by the Meguro River. It is home to high-end residential areas and known as a startup hub.

Akabane is a hub in northern Tokyo known for its drinking scene. We discover its roots as a riverside lodging town and explore a plateau where a housing complex now sits on former military grounds.

The host traces the history of Kasai as a hub of water transport, goes river fishing and connects with the local Indian community.

The hosts explore Tokyo and its old towns to learn how tradition and trends coexist, while uncovering surprises along the way.

The host explores how the Daiba waterfront district, originally built as defensive fortifications, has transformed into a thriving tourist destination, residential neighborhood and center for innovation.

The filmmakers examine how international residents and redevelopment are revitalizing Otsuka, once a busy terminal of Tokyo's historic streetcar network before being overshadowed by its neighbor Ikebukuro.