#walkingtour

【2026】GWのお出かけに最高！高槻「こいのぼりフェスタ1000」が絶景すぎた【2026年5月2日】

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I spent an afternoon walking through Tokyo, specifically Ebisu. Compared to places like Shibuya or Shinjuku, Ebisu feels more relaxed and a lot more local. I used the VoiceMap app as a guide.

The walk started outside the station at the Ebisu statue, named after one of Japan’s Seven Lucky Gods and the Yebisu Beer that used to be brewed nearby. It’s a simple starting point, but it set the tone.

From there, it’s mostly about walking. The streets are clean, the shops are low-key, and everything feels intentional without being overdesigned. Ebisu is balanced. It’s urban, but not hectic. Stylish, but not performative. It feels like a place people actually live in, not just pass through.

If you want a different side of Tokyo, this is where to spend a few hours.

Explore iconic landmarks like the Gateway of India, Kala Ghoda, Oval Maidan, Mumbai University, and the magnificent Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus—all on a relaxed, guided walk through the historic Fort area.

Perfect for travellers, history lovers, and anyone curious about the stories behind Mumbai’s architecture.

There’s something truly magical about walking Dublin’s Georgian streets at Christmas. From bright colours to bespoke wreaths and twinkling lights, every door feels like a little festive surprise. 🇮🇪❤️

Stroll through Merrion Square, Fitzwilliam Place and hidden corners of the city to discover doors dressed in seasonal cheer. 📸✨

Tag someone you’d take on your next Christmas walk! ❄️👇

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Taking a trip through a Niigata mall. Take a peek!