By ぶらぶらウォーカー

In this immersive walking video by the channel ぶらぶらウォーカー, viewers are taken on a stroll through one of Tokyo's lesser-known but intriguing neighborhoods—Uguisudani (鶯谷). The area is infamously known for its densely-packed love hotels, making it a unique cultural microcosm in Japan's capital. The video captures the essence of urban street life, showcasing narrow streets lined with neon signs, discreet hotel entrances, and a surprisingly quiet atmosphere amid the city's bustling core.

Situated in Taito Ward not far from the more tourist-heavy areas of Ueno and Asakusa, Uguisudani offers a very different slice of Tokyo. Instead of lively shopping streets or temples, this neighborhood maintains a subdued vibe with a gritty authenticity. The name"チェンジします" ("I’ll change") in the video title could be a playful reference to the environment or a suggestion of transformation—possibly reflecting the changing face of the district or the evolving perceptions of such areas in modern Tokyo.

The walk is accompanied by engaging street photography visuals that focus on architecture, signage, and candid urban moments, shedding light on an area that is often overlooked by travelers. The video offers a voyeuristic but artistic glimpse into an unconventional part of Tokyo that some might find off-the-beaten-path yet visually rich.

Uguisudani is conveniently located along the JR Yamanote Line and is just one station away from Ueno, making it accessible for those interested in exploring this unique neighborhood. For fans of urban exploration, street photography, or cultural quirks of Japan's big cities, this video provides a stylistic and contemplative view of a hidden aspect of Tokyo.