Kenjiro Totsuji (born 1978) is a Japanese translator, architectural and urban historian, and cartographer. After studying architectural and urban history at the University of Tokyo and ETH Zurich, he pursued a career combining translation, historical research, and mapmaking. His work focuses on architecture, cities, cartography, environmental humanities, and the relationship between people and place. In 2024, he published his first original book, "Maps and Their Doubles" ("Chizu to Sono Bunshintachi"). His notable translations include "Wanderlust: A History of Walking," "A Field Guide to Getting Lost," "Recollections of My Nonexistence," "Feminist City," and "Mountains of the Mind."