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Translated in English, the Chūō Ward literally means "Central Ward", and is historically known as the main commercial center of Tokyo, rivaled only by Shinjuku. The most famous district in Chūō is Ginza, built on the site of a former silver mint, and Tokyo's most expensive shopping district. Some of the most noticable places here is the Tokyo City Air Terminal, and the Mitsukoshi Department Store. Other districts in this ward include: Nihonbashi, Kayabachō, Tsukiji, Hatchōbori, Shinkawa, Tsukishima, Kachidoki, and Tsukuda.

A hub of activity and a city of skyscrapers, Shinjuku is well known for it's shopping centers, rivaled only to Chūō. Shinjuku houses the administrative centre as well as the busiest railway station in the world. Within its' ward, it also holds the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, a well known tourist attraction. Truly a bustling city of lights and sound, it's a go-to place for tourists and locals alike. Along with the Shinjuku district, Shinjuku holds the districts of Takadanobaba, Ōkubo, Kagurazaka, Ichigaya, and Yotsuya within its' borders.

Known to the world as the fashion center of Tokyo, Shibuya is a go-to area to have a good time. With a bustling shopping district and a major nightlife area, Shibuya is truly a place to be. Despite it's busy cityscape, it also sports massive 'Green Areas', places of gardens and greenery for the more environmentally sensitive. Places of noteriety include the Shibuya 109, the Bunkamura, the Cerulean Tower, Yebisu Garden Place, and the National Noh Theatre. Other districts in this ward include: Ebisu, Harajuku, Daikanyama, Hiroo, Sendagaya, and Yoyogi.

One of the lesser populated wards of Tokyo, Toshima is known for its international pull, with 7.42% of its' population being non-Japanese. Within this ward, perhaps one of the most well known districts in the world lie within its' borders. Ikebukuro, known for its enormous department stores, restaraunts, and several shops, it's a place where young, old, and tourists come together to enjoy all that the district has to offer. Other places to note is the Sunshine City, Ikebukuro Station and the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre. Other districts in Toshima include: Komagome, Senkawa, and Sugamo.

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