Each walk teaches a different system for reading Japanese space. Pick the logic that interests you most, or collect them all.

Decoding chome-ban-go on the fly. Why "2-15-1" makes perfect sense once you know the grid. Hands-on: navigate to 3 hidden spots using only address.

Reading gishiki-do (worship maps). Understanding Buddhist spatial hierarchy through floor plans carved in wood.

Learn to read the diagram as topology, not geography. Why the map lies (and why it works). Includes PASMO/Suica pro-tips.

Following 200-year-old stone road markers. No GPS allowed — traditional wayfinding with terrain and stones.

Overlay 1860 Edo map on modern Tokyo. What changed, what didn't. Bring curiosity.

Use traditional symbols, choose your scale. Take home your cartography.