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Featured in Cond Nast Traveler, USA Today, Washington Post, The Sydney Morning Herald, Business Insider, Lifehack... Indie Guides Tokyo highlights...
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Featured in Cond Nast Traveler, USA Today, Washington Post, The Sydney Morning Herald, Business Insider, Lifehack... Indie Guides Tokyo highlights...

Featured in Cond Nast Traveler, USA Today, Washington Post, The Sydney Morning Herald, Business Insider, Lifehack... Indie Guides Tokyo highlights Tokyos cultural, artistic and alternative scene. In this city guide, youll find a selection of iconic places, overflowing with creativity, places launched by passionate people and on the margin of the mainstream: squats, small live music venues, undisclosed tiny restaurants and artists workshops-cum-boutiques that you wont find in your standard guides. Places with "oomph" that shape the true identity of a city.Above all, we created this collection for our own enjoyment. Indie Guides is the series of guides that we have always dreamed of, but never found. This guide of Tokyo is thus closer to a list of addresses scribbled on a piece of paper by a local you meet on a night out than a real tourist guide. No, the regular tourist neighborhoods are not necessarily covered; yes, some places are located outside the limits of the maps you can find in tourist offices. But there is a good chance that by following our recommendations, youll meet people and have experiences that will leave a real impression on your trip.Super features: 50 cultural, alternatives and underground addresses (art & culture, drink, eat, going out, shopping) Creative and committed DIY places handpicked by locals and artists An offline map (no Internet connection needed and no expensive roaming charges while abroad) A filter that tells you which places are open right now A playlist to discover Tokyos indie musical scene