Akihabara Electric Town Walk： Futuristic Neon Lights & Retro Arcades
Thank you so much for always supporting my walking tour videos. Your kindness and encouragement truly mean the world to me. Today’s walk takes us through Akihabara, Tokyo, on a relaxed Sunday afternoon. Akihabara is known worldwide as the heart of Japanese electronics, anime, and gaming culture. From towering electronics stores and colorful signboards to small retro shops and quiet backstreets, this area shows a fascinating contrast between Tokyo’s past and future. On Sundays, the main street becomes a pedestrian zone, creating a completely different atmosphere. Without cars, the city feels more open and calm, allowing us to slow down and observe daily life more closely — people strolling freely, friends meeting up, and visitors taking their time to explore. As we walk through the streets, you’ll notice reflections on glass buildings, soft afternoon light, and the subtle energy that makes Akihabara feel alive even during its quieter moments. It’s not just about pop culture — it’s about the rhythm of the city itself. Whether you’re planning a trip to Tokyo or simply enjoy peaceful urban walks, I hope this video brings you a moment of calm and inspiration. If you enjoyed this walk, please don’t forget to Like, Subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments. See you on the next walk! 🚔🚨 To fly a drone legally in Korea, you must first register your drone with the Korea Office of Civil Aviation (KOCA), even if it’s under 250g. Also, you need to apply for flight permission in advance for each location through the official UOM (UAS Operation Management) system. Most areas in Seoul are restricted or controlled airspace, and flying without permission can lead to a fine of at least 1.6 million KRW (~$1,200 USD). Historic sites like Gyeongbokgung or national parks are extremely difficult to get approval for, and flying without permission in those places is strictly prohibited. Filmed: Sunday, December 7, 2025, 1:06PM Weather: Sunny ☀️ Temperature: 15℃ / 59℉
Thank you so much for always supporting my walking tour videos. Your kindness and encouragement truly mean the world to me. Today’s walk takes us through Akihabara, Tokyo, on a relaxed Sunday afternoon. Akihabara is known worldwide as the heart of Japanese electronics, anime, and gaming culture. From towering electronics stores and colorful signboards to small retro shops and quiet backstreets, this area shows a fascinating contrast between Tokyo’s past and future. On Sundays, the main street becomes a pedestrian zone, creating a completely different atmosphere. Without cars, the city feels more open and calm, allowing us to slow down and observe daily life more closely — people strolling freely, friends meeting up, and visitors taking their time to explore. As we walk through the streets, you’ll notice reflections on glass buildings, soft afternoon light, and the subtle energy that makes Akihabara feel alive even during its quieter moments. It’s not just about pop culture — it’s about the rhythm of the city itself. Whether you’re planning a trip to Tokyo or simply enjoy peaceful urban walks, I hope this video brings you a moment of calm and inspiration. If you enjoyed this walk, please don’t forget to Like, Subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments. See you on the next walk! 🚔🚨 To fly a drone legally in Korea, you must first register your drone with the Korea Office of Civil Aviation (KOCA), even if it’s under 250g. Also, you need to apply for flight permission in advance for each location through the official UOM (UAS Operation Management) system. Most areas in Seoul are restricted or controlled airspace, and flying without permission can lead to a fine of at least 1.6 million KRW (~$1,200 USD). Historic sites like Gyeongbokgung or national parks are extremely difficult to get approval for, and flying without permission in those places is strictly prohibited. Filmed: Sunday, December 7, 2025, 1:06PM Weather: Sunny ☀️ Temperature: 15℃ / 59℉