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- Yanaka Ginza—A Taste of Downtown Tokyo
- A Hub of Artistic Creativity
- Wandering Farther Back in Time
The retro shopping street of Yanaka Ginza has around 60 shops occupying a lantern-lined 170-meter stretch. This area has largely survived wars and earthquakes, so strolling through it is like traveling back to the Showa era (1926-89). Step into the small shops selling traditional Japanese snacks, sweets and handicrafts, and pick up some street food...
The streets of Yanaka and Nezu are home to more than just small shops selling traditional foods and crafts—the area's vibrant art scene presents works from all across the artistic spectrum. HAGISO is a renovated wooden apartment transformed into a thriving café and gallery, while SCAI the Bathhouse—once home to public baths—has become a contemporar...
While the streets of Nezu and Yanaka might take you back a century or so, there are other spots of interest that have existed for far longer. While the expansive Yanaka Cemetery is ultimately a place to lay the dead to rest, it is worth visiting to walk among the beautiful trees, flowers, and plants. Drop by in spring when the cherry blossoms are i...
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 ...
2023年7月12日 · 東京概要. Updated: July 12, 2023. 發展歷程. 東京都自1603年德川家康開啟了江戶幕府時代起，就一直做為日本的首都發展至今，目前人口約1400萬人，是日本人口最多，世界屈指可數的大城市。 同時也是日本政治、經濟、文化等各方面領域的中心，行政區包括23個特別區、26個市、5個鎮及8個村。 東京都位於日本列島中央，關東地區的南部，東邊與千葉縣以江戶川為界，西邊與山梨縣以山地為界，南邊與神奈川縣以多摩川為界，北邊則與埼玉縣相鄰。 總面積為2194平方公里，是日本全國47個都道府縣中，面積第3小的城市。 東京都的地形東西狹長，廣佈著山地、丘陵、平原等。
2023年10月6日 · Happo-en's traditional gardens dating back to the Edo period (1603–1867) and its historical buildings boast all the beauty of more famous Tokyo sites such as Meiji Jingu, with fewer crowds. The well-manicured grounds are home to centuries-old bonsai trees, a koi pond, and cherry trees and fall foliage that make for some of the best seasonal ...
2019年10月1日 · Otaku culture paradise. Akihabara Electric Town—affectionately known as Akiba—is worldly famous for its densely packed buildings crammed full of anime, manga, and game paraphernalia. It's a must-go spot for visitors to Japan who want to bask in geeky otaku culture.
2023年10月6日 · Minutes from Asakusa Station and brimming with tourists, worshippers and shoppers, Asakusa’s venerable Sensoji Temple is one of Tokyo’s major draws. The temple’s entrance, the imposing Kaminarimon Gate, is an iconic Asakusa photo spot with an impressive history to match.
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