We are a group of high schoolers passionate about biking and exploring Tokyo's streets. We love weaving through tall buildings and narrow, neon-lit alleys, where every turn reveals a new secret. From a hidden unagi (eel) restaurant in Shinjuku to a cozy kakigori (shaved ice) shop in Kichijoji, our adventures introduced us to some of the city's best-kept treasures.

The best spots were often the least crowded, filled with the smell of handmade senbei (rice crackers) and freshly pounded mochi. Over the years, we discovered that these unlabeled places were the true soul of Tokyo, far removed from the bustling tourist traps.

Seeing small businesses overlooked as crowds flocked to popular attractions inspired us to create EdoExpo, a bike tour company dedicated to sustainable tourism. Our mission is to showcase Tokyo's hidden gems, support the small businesses that make the city unique, and share its wonders in a way that honors its heritage and fosters meaningful connections.