
TOKYO YNK MAP," a multilingual illustrated digital map linked to location-based services, is now available -Conveying the charm of the area in collaboration with YNKs, the cultural media of Yaesu, Nihonbashi, and Kyobashi -Adding to the appeal of the area

[Jam Session: Mohri Yuko Exhibition] A playful and mysterious world crafted through a scientific approach

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Stroll down back alleys to the nostalgic yet modern sounds of the West Coast

VII. The Town That Supported Films (Part 2) Destination: Kyobashi in the Taisho Period

Relaxing time for adults at the scotch bar ”COFFEE & WHISKY BAR Islay ” known only to those in the know.

Vol.5 The unique charm of a region lies in its gaps and contrasts. Appreciating the countryside atmosphere within the metropolis at the Nippachi-kai Autumn O-Edo Festival.

American tourists flock to Tokyo to enjoy a taste of home at Nihonbashi Philly. The authentic flavor of this restaurant’s cheesesteak impressed even a Philadelphia-born journalist
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YNKs CONTENTS
Mademoiselle Yulia and Yorimichi Art
Mademoiselle Yulia
The Yaesu, Nihonbashi, and Kyobashi area is a hidden gem known only to those in the know, offering contemporary art, crafts, and antiques. What type of art are you planning to check out with Mademoiselle Yulia today?
Academy for Sophisticated Adult’s Taste
Chie Sasaki
In the area of Yaesu, Nihonbashi and Kyobashi, you can find many adults who know genuineness in various fields ranging from food, clothing, and housing to hobbies and jobs. This is an illustrated essay expressing the “taste” of those towns, created by illustrator Chie Sasaki.
YNKs People Collection
Zettai ni Shuden wo Nogasanai Onna
The Yaesu, Nihonbashi, and Kyobashi areas, home to Tokyo Station—the gateway to Japan—not only welcome many people but also maintain strong ties to the local community. A series of articles by the popular young essayist, Zettai ni Shuden wo Nogasanai Onna, offers insights into the city and its people.
YNKs Wonder Tours
Osatou Hitosaji
Osatou Hitosaji, a magazine editor duo, explored the Yaesu, Nihonbashi, and Kyobashi areas with iPhones in hand. They offer whole new fresh perspectives that make exploring the town enjoyable, highlighting both major landmarks and hidden gems.
A Guide to Time Travel
Yuko Shibukawa
The Yaesu, Nihonbashi, and Kyobashi area has been attracting people and goods since the Edo period and has developed as a place that produces the cutting edge of time. Let me take you on a brief journey back in time, allowing you to follow the dynamic changes of this area through traces left in documents and historical sites.