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2024年2月20日 · 日本以擁有完善的鐵路網著稱，地鐵亦不例外。東京的地鐵共有280多座車站，範圍涵蓋了東京全區，不論要去哪裡都能快速抵達。路線圖使用淺顯易懂的顏色區分，車站及電車上亦標示有多國語言，搭乘起來簡單方便。1天之內會多次搭乘地鐵的人，可以考慮東京Metro地鐵及都營地鐵所推出的各類優惠 ...
2022年11月28日 · 多摩川台公園. 從多摩川淺間神社步行不久即可抵達多摩川台公園。. 這座公園位在多摩川沿岸，長約750公尺，內有散步道、瞭望廣場、水生植物園、四季野草園、繡球花園等，春天時可賞櫻。. 從瞭望廣場能夠看到丹澤山系和富士山。. 另外，此處還獲選為「多 ...
- Koinobori Festival
- Kanda-Matsuri Festival
- Sanja Matsuri
- Kurayami Matsuri
- Jindai Botanical Gardens Spring Rose Festival
- Tokyo Port Festival
- Kachiya Matsuri
- Design Festa
In Japan, May 5 is celebrated as Children's Day. It's a tradition to decorate your garden with koinobori (carp-shaped streamers) as a way of praying for the healthy growth of your children. 333 koinobori are displayed at Tokyo Tower, which is 333 m tall. At TOKYO SKYTREE TOWN, you can see over 1,000 koinobori swimming in the breeze.
Kanda Myojin Shrine's Kanda-matsuri Festival is considered one of the three great festivals of Edo (as Tokyo was once called). Its roots can be traced back to the 8th century. The "Honmatsuri," or main festival, is held every other year in odd-numbered years. A scaled-down "Kagematsuri" is held in even-numbered years. However, the Kagematsuri is pu...
The three-day Sanja Matsuriin mid-May honors the three men involved in founding the famous Sensoji Temple in Asakusa. It offers a great opportunity to experience the atmosphere of the old heart of Tokyo. Expect lots of music, portable shrines, and delicious festival food.
This festival is held at Okunitama-jinja Shrine. It is called the "Darkness Festival" because the procession of mikoshi (portable shrines) takes place at night. Kurayami Matsuri takes place between April 30 and May 6. Note however that the rituals held between April 30 and May 2 are not open to the public. From May 3 on, there are exciting events h...
The Jindai Botanical Gardens are home to Tokyo's largest rose garden. It has around 5,200 rosebushes of 400 varieties. The best time to see them is during the Spring Rose Festival, which is planned to feature events such as concerts and markets. You can also buy rose-related food and souvenirs. There are benches and tables set up in the gardens, so...
The Port of Tokyo was opened to international trade on May 20, 1941. Each year, the Tokyo Port Festivalis held in honor of the occasion. Numerous organizations associated with the port host a variety of events, such as tours and rides on specialized ships.
Kachiya Matsuricommemorates an event that took place nearly 1,100 years ago, when Taira no Masakado took arms against the imperial court. After praying for good fortune at Katori-jinja Shrine, Fujiwara no Hidesato (a court bureaucrat) succeeded in suppressing the revolt. He then gifted a bow and arrow to the shrine as a token of gratitude and named...
Design Festais a huge international art and design event. Held at Tokyo Big Sight, it brings together over 10,000 artists representing a broad range of creative activities, including music, painting, fashion, crafts, photography, performances, and more. At Design Festa, visitors can hear directly from artists about their work, and can participate i...
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