“Auto” follows the real clock, weather and season in Tokyo.
The biggest city on Earth, pixel by pixel.
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Drag the map with a mouse or a finger. Pinch, or hold Ctrl / ⌘ and scroll, to zoom. Use the search below to find a street, place, district or metro station; names work in English or Japanese. SHARE copies a link to exactly the view you are looking at. The gear opens the map settings, and the chip in the top-left corner changes time of day, weather and season.
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The map is drawn entirely as pixel art: every building, tree and street, pixel by pixel. It covers central Tokyo: from Shinjuku and Shibuya in the west to the Skytree in the east, and from Ikebukuro down to Tokyo Bay. Search for a district or click its label on the map. Coverage, city and surroundings: —. You can also search — metro stations. Zoom in for skyscraper clusters, railway lines, shrines and tight back streets. The time of day, weather and season follow real Tokyo unless you choose otherwise. Geography comes from OpenStreetMap; mapped heights and roof shapes are used where they exist. Missing heights, facades, trees and colours are an artistic interpretation.
Inspired by tiny.london and isometric.nyc. Building heights: 3D city model of Tokyo’s 23 wards, Project PLATEAU (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Japan), processed for this map. A sister map of tiny tashkent. Map data: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Download the source map data (GeoJSON).
Drag the map. Pinch, or hold Ctrl / ⌘ and scroll, to zoom.
The link opens exactly the spot you are looking at.