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2020年1月6日 · From award-winning sukiyaki croquettes, ningyoyaki, amazake, tofu donuts, taiyaki and more, experience the best of Japan's traditional street foods in one convenient place. Location: Ningyocho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line or the Toei Asakusa Line. Powered by Wanderlist Japan. See more at.
2018年8月13日 · The Iceberg. One of Tokyo's most unusual buildings is located in the Jingumae area of Shibuya. The asymmetric, urban design seems to laugh in the face of physics, and is reminiscent of a giant crystal of ice. Hence its nickname, "The Iceberg." Built in 2006 by the firm Creative Designers International, this seven story building isn't overly ...
2016年11月30日 · english.ichinoyu.co.jp. The Ichinoyu Group's Japanese-style inns, or ryokan, can be found throughout the Hakone area. They're much loved by visitors to Japan, and highly rated on TripAdvisor. We'll be taking a look at the reasons for their popularity, as well as each of these ryokan' s best features. 1.
2018年11月9日 · Sayano Yudokoro is, by name and by nature, the onsen most representative of Tokyo’s 23 wards, and is perfect for a day trip. Saya refers to the ancient kanji, 清, essentially meaning "clear" or "pure." That meaning is reflected in the wonderfully fresh water that flows into the baths. Many people are already in the know when it comes to the ...
2020年3月13日 · Hibiya Park is a 40-acre public park within walking distance of the Imperial Palace and features a museum, library, music domes, tennis court, and more. It was originally opened in 1903 as Japan's first western-style park, and you can find many mementos from around the world scattered around the park. Location: 1 Hibiyakoen, Chiyoda City, Tokyo ...
2017年11月1日 · The Three Great Gardens of Japan get the most press, however, there are other splendid gardens, such as Yokokan Teien. Its charm won it third place in the Shiosai Best Gardens in Japan rankings from 2008 to 2010, and it's been part of the Top 10 crowd ever since.
2017年1月1日 · The main building, or honkan, at Sekizenkan was built in 1691, making this the oldest existing onsen hotel in Japan. There are actually three hotel buildings of varying ages making up Sekizenkan, with the honkan connected to the secondary Sanso Building (built 1936) via an eerie tunnel that inspired the connection between the human and spirit worlds in Spirited Away.
