Akihabara, commonly known as AKIBA, is an electronics street in Japan that keeps pace with the latest cutting-edge industries. It is located in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan, and belongs to the Shimotani area. It is bounded by Showa-dori in the east, Kuramae-bashi-dori in the north, Soto-Kanda 4-chome in Chiyoda-ku in the west, and Kanda Nerui-cho and Kanda Matsunaga-cho in Chiyoda-ku in the south. There are thousands of stores in Akihabara. Today, electronic product stores, model toy stores, animation product stores, and theme cafes coexist here, and new office and retail complexes are gradually rising from the ground.

The Imperial Palace is where the Emperor usually lives. The Imperial Palace now refers to the former site of Tokyo's Edo Castle, which was once named "Palace City". It was built by Ota Dokan during the Muromachi period. The name "Palace City" was abolished after World War II and was renamed "The Imperial Palace". The English name is: The Imperial Palace. The Imperial Palace consists of the "Gosho" (where the Emperor lives), the "Palace" (where various public ceremonies and government affairs are held) and the Imperial Household Agency (an administrative agency in Japan).

Tokyo Tower is a radio tower located in Shiba Park, Tokyo, Japan. It is a landmark building and tourist attraction in Tokyo. It was built based on the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. Its official name is Nippon Radio Tower, which is also the old name of its operating organization. It is the second tallest structure in Japan, second only to Tokyo Skytree.

Kabukicho is one of the entertainment centers in Tokyo. Cinemas, arcades, bars, etc. are crowded from late night to dawn, making it a typical city that never sleeps. Kabukicho is located in the center of Shinjuku, a bustling district in Tokyo. It is divided into 1-chome and 2-chome, that is, 1st and 2nd Street. It is close to the transportation hub Shinjuku Station and is a fun street with restaurants, amusement facilities and cinemas.