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2018年1月28日 · Forest Adventure Hakone. Address: 749-1 Cha-no-Hana, Yumoto, Hakone Town, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa. Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. - foret-aventure.jp. So even if souvenir shopping isn't your thing, there are plenty of things to occupy your time around Hakone-Yumoto Station! www.thekanert.com. Visitors to Hakone have to change trains at Hakone ...
2016年9月15日 · Historical Checkpoint. The town was not just meant for passing daimyo and their retainers to warm their bones and stop by for a pleasant meal, though: Hakone was also a security checkpoint. To be certain that armed rebellion would not foment in the capital, and that the daimyo would remain loyal (as their families were, in effect, being ...
2017年6月7日 · 東京的神社如此之多，推出的各式御守更是多到難以數計，而這間從新宿出發只需10分鐘就可以到達的東京私房景點「阿佐谷神明宮」，則提供有一條設計唯美且經過神明加持的超好運稀有御守！. 與伊勢神宮擁有很大淵源的「阿佐谷神明宮」，是東京都心中較少 ...
2019年1月23日 · Now, an online Open StreetMap called Ukiyo-e Map has plotted over 200 of Hiroshige’s prints on a map of Japan (such as the print of the Tamagawa Aqueduct pictured above) so you can pin down the exact location they depicted several hundred years ago. Clicking on each dot on the map reveals its ukiyo-e depiction.
2018年1月1日 · If you'd like to try your hand at making a simplified yosegi zaiku himitsu-bako, you can head across the street to the Hakone Trick Museum (関所からくり美術館・Sekisho Karakuri Hakubutsukan).For ¥1,720 (¥1,550 with a reservation) you can place yosegi zaiku-style stickers on a four-step himitsu-bako, then sand and wax the surface to make a functional finished product to take home.
2018年7月27日 · Golden Gai — Shinjuku. Golden Gai is a warren of six low-rise, dimly lit alleyways in an area of Shinjuku that is otherwise dominated by skyscrapers, LEDs and oversized TV screens. It's hardly secret, since it's regarded as one of the city's best tourist attractions, but it contains over 250 ramshackle bars squeezed into an area that is ...
2017年4月20日 · Google Street View takes internet users through the maze of corridors, platforms, walkways and turnstiles that make up Tokyo and Shinjuku Stations. If you’ve ever been to Japan, you’ll know how easy it is to get lost in these mammoth complexes, so now you can relive the experience online.
