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Tokyo

Senso-ji was founded by two fishermen who caught a statue.

A city that rebuilt itself twice in one century and kept its shrines in between the towers. Neon, temples, a fish market that moved, and the world's most punctual train system.

22 collectible guides0 ready to listenFree standard guides

Quick answer

Can I get an audio guide for Tokyo? Written guides live · audio in production. There are 22 written guides for Tokyo on G20X, with audio in production. Every standard guide is free in full, with no signup; membership adds offline and no ads.

What we cover first

  • Senso-ji
  • Shibuya Crossing
  • Meiji Jingu
  • Tokyo Skytree

Written guides live on this city

Every guide below is a full page with the story, the sources and a transcript. Audio is rolling out chapter by chapter.

How to use G20X here

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Start with the free preview of the biggest landmark — sixty seconds tells you whether the writing is for you.

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Standard guides are free. The city pack at $9.99 adds the deep dives and routes when they land.

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Download before you leave the hotel wifi. The guides work in airplane mode.

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When you book the hotel or the airport transfer, do it through our travel partners — members get part of it back as credit.

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Questions about this city

How much does a Tokyo audio guide cost?
Standard guides are free, in full. The city pack collects the paid depth in Tokyo is $9.99, and membership makes all of them unlimited from $4.99 a month.
Can I listen offline in Tokyo?
Yes. Download before you leave wifi and the guides play in airplane mode — useful on transit and anywhere roaming is expensive.
Are the Tokyo guides available in Chinese?
Yes. Every guide is written in English and Traditional Chinese from the same research, and you can switch language on any page.

Hear Tokyo before you go

Senso-ji was founded by two fishermen who caught a statue.