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1. tokyo.com › guide › experienceRound 1 Stadium: The Largest Indoor Entertainment Centre - Tokyo

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   2010年1月1日 · You can stay as long as you want for only 2,180 yen! Transport 10-minute walk from Tokyo Teleport train station. +81 3 3527 8491. http://www.round1.co.jp/ 6th floor, Diver City Tokyo Plaza, 3-1−1 Aomi, Koto, Tokyo 135-0064. 東京都江東区青海1-1-10 ダイバ-シティ東京プラザ 6階. 1.

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2. tokyo.com › guide › tasteChinois Shibuya: Chinese Cuisine Based Fusion - Tokyo.com

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   1. Rich flavours abound, such as the tomato sauce and cheese in this hearty dish that fuses regional ingredients and specialties. 2. Dishes like regional pork pate with pickles and sauce appeal to refined palates with their contrast of spices. 3.

3. tokyo.com › know › cuisine5 Must Try Japanese Fusion Restaurants in Tokyo - Tokyo.com

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   This is fusion done right. Address: 28-4 Udagawacho, A2 Bldg. 8F, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0042. Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 6pm – 2am (Last order: 1am); Sunday and holidays, 6pm – 12am (Last order: 11pm) Tel: +81 3 5457 2412. http://www.chinois.jp/shibuya/ Keywords: cuisine, fusion, restaurant, Tokyo. GLORIOUS Roppongi (GLORIOUS 六本木)

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4. tokyo.com › guide › buyMARU KYUSU (丸急須) - Tokyo

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   Drinking tea is an essential part of Japanese culture, and there is a huge variety of teapot designs to choose from, whether they’re traditional type or more innovative ones. Trending now is the Maru Kyusu style teapot, which is made from glass and ball-shaped with a large stainless-steel strainer in the middle.

5. tokyo.com › guide › see-doReiyukai Shakaden Temple (霊友会釈迦殿) - Tokyo

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   This giant complex with a pyramid-shaped roof in the heart of Tokyo may look like it’s straight out of a sci-fi movie, but it is actually the headquarters of a Buddhist sect that aims to promote world peace. Despite its forbidding exterior, the temple welcomes visitors warmly and even offers free Japanese lessons.

6. tokyo.com › know › religious5 Must See Temples and Shrines in Tokyo - Tokyo.com

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   Tokyo has a reputation as a city overflowing with cutting-edge technology, avant-garde fashion and world-class dining. But there’s also a plethora of temples and shrines brimming with history and culture. Here are five temples and shrines that offer peaceful repose amid the daily hustle and bustle.

7. tokyo.com › chrysanthemum-festivalBunkyo Kiku Matsuri (Chrysanthemum Festival) - Tokyo.com

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   Held at the Yushima Tenjin Shrine, the Bunkyo Kiku Matsuri (Chrysanthemum Festival) is a celebration of chrysanthemum flowers. With chrysanthemums being a symbol of royalty in Japan, the festival exhibits their beauty by planting them in various displays, even making dolls out of the flower.