東京23区に“駅がない街”が存在した｜鉄道空白地帯を歩いて検証

Tokyo is famous for having one of the most extensive and efficient railway networks in the world. But even in Tokyo’s 23 wards, there are places surprisingly far from any train station. In this video, we explore Tokyo’s hidden railway dead zones — neighborhoods where trains are not within easy walking distance. Starting from major hubs like Shibuya and Ueno, we walk deep into areas where daily life depends more on buses and walking than railways. This is not rural Japan. This is Tokyo. 📍 What you’ll see in this video: Areas in Tokyo’s 23 wards with limited train access How people move without nearby stations The contrast between rail-dense and rail-poor neighborhoods Why buses play a critical role in these zones If you’re interested in: Tokyo urban geography, public transportation, walkability, or hidden sides of mega-cities, this video is for you.