This is the latest installment in the "Darling wa Gaikokujin" (Darling is a Foreigner) series, "Darling's Tokyo Stroll ~Walking the World~" by Satari Oguri & Tony Laszlo, published by Shogakukan. This is a comic essay series by Satari Oguri, a manga artist, and her darling, Tony Laszlo, a writer. They currently reside in Berlin. This comic essay is about their unique and intellectual strolls through Tokyo before the Tokyo Olympics, as the city was changing. It's entertaining and easy to read. Since Darling is a language geek, the etymology of words is also humorously explained and expressed through Satari's manga, making you laugh every time. You'll have constant new discoveries of things you didn't know, didn't see, or didn't think about, even though you're Japanese! Maps of the sweets shops, architecture, and various stores they visited during their strolls are also included. Furthermore, Tony's columns at the end of each chapter, written from a foreigner's perspective, can be eye-opening. There are discoveries you wouldn't notice unless you were walking, making it a great guide to Tokyo for those in the know. There is a slight tear on a part of the obi (book band), but the contents are in near-new condition as it has been stored on a bookshelf after being read once. For fans of the "Darling wa Gaikokujin" series, or for those who want to experience Tokyo sightseeing from a different perspective, how about it? Please consider purchasing it. ✽✽ We also have many other books from the "Darling wa Gaikokujin" series for sale. We hope you will take a look. ✽✽