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2024年5月15日 · 2024年東京及日本各地的主要祭典活動資訊 / 東京旅遊官方網站GO TOKYO. Updated: May 15, 2024. 祭典在日文當中叫做「Matsuri」，日本的祭典旨在讚頌季節更迭、歷史事件或傳統文化。 大部分的城市、小鎮及地區都有各自的祭典，有些甚至已有數百年的歷史。 先不論您造訪東京的理由為何，若能在旅程中觀賞到祭典，甚至參與其中，想必會為您留下美好的回憶。 各地祭典行事月曆. 日本有各式各樣的祭典，大多源於對自然、傳統、地區及社區的崇敬。 神社及寺廟所舉辦的祭典，通常是為了紀念重要的歷史事件或是祈求好運等，還有在花期舉辦的公園及庭園的祭典，以及人們為了宣傳當地魅力熱鬧遊街並樂在其中的社區祭典。 在此將介紹每個月東京的魅力祭典及日本各地的主要祭典。 1月.
2023年10月3日 · 旅遊指南攻略 >. 東京賞楓指南. 春天粉白的櫻花令人沉醉，秋天則樹葉變色，呈現深紅、豔橘、亮黃等色彩。. 每到11月下旬，東京的銀杏樹與楓樹都會開始染上各種顏色，路上行人身著毛衣與圍巾，漫步於壯麗的景色之中。. 從維護得宜的日本庭園到險峻的山脈 ...
2023年10月17日 · The Hama-rikyu Gardens were opened to the public in April 1946, but served as a feudal and imperial retreat for several centuries before that. The gardens, almost as they are now, were completed during the time of the 11th Tokugawa shogun, Tokugawa Ienari. After the Meiji Restoration of 1868, they became a villa belonging to the imperial ...
2020年10月28日 · All about Edo Castle turned Tokyo Imperial Palace. Learn how to join a walking tour, visit the east gardens, or when to see the Imperial Family. Tokyo Imperial Palace and its beautiful gardens are a world away from the hustle bustle of the city. Just a 10-minute walk ...
The Tokyu-Toyoko Line is the only train line that stops at Daikanyama, but the area is an easy walk from Shibuya (15 minutes) and Ebisu (10 minutes). From Haneda Airport: Around 55 minutes by train. From Narita Airport: Around one hour, 50 minutes by train. From Shinjuku Station: Take the JR Yamanote Line to Shibuya and transfer to the Tokyu ...
2024年5月15日 · Japan is a country of festivals. Known as matsuri (祭り) in Japanese, these events celebrate or commemorate the changing of the seasons, historical events, and traditional culture, and pretty much every city, town and neighborhood has their own, many of them going back hundreds of years or more. Attending or taking part in a matsuri is a wonderful part of any trip to Tokyo.
2022年10月19日 · A guide to Akihabara - Japan's pop culture paradise. Updated: October 19, 2022. The fully charged electric town sparking original culture. Beginning its existence as a center of postwar black-market activity, Akihabara later became the showcase of Japanese tech, jam-packed with shops selling all kinds of electronics and IT to the world.
