Tokyo City Guide- Norwegian Wood Edition
Haruki Murakami is one of Japan’s most famous novelists. His works are deeply rooted in the culture and the mysticisms of Japan. Murakami’s best-known work- Norwegian Wood delves deep into the subjects of friendship, love and suicide. Set in the late 1960s the plot revolves around the student demonstrations. The novel has a significant impact on the current generation of travellers. The locations mentioned in the novel attracts many visitors from within and outside Japan. Follow this Tokyo city guide to feel the book come to life: Walk from Yotsuya to Ichigya After a random encounter on the JR train the duo gets off at Yotuya station and walk to Ichigaya. Watanabe on the walk follows Naoka for most of the afternoon. The walk taken four hours to complete- for all you hardcore Murakami fans that want to feel every bit of the book come alive this will be your ultimate one stop shop. At the end of the long walk, you’ll reach the restraint that they dine at, the name of the re...