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  1. allabout-japan.com › zh-cn › article记录东京奥运会荣光的公园 — 驹泽奥林匹克公园 | All ... 簡

    2016年10月9日 · 而驹泽奥林匹克公园则记录了1964年东京奥运的荣光，来到这里，既可以回顾历史，又可以畅想下不远的2020。. 驹泽奥林匹克公园里有数个专业运动场馆设施，曾是1964东京奥运会的重要比赛场地之一。. 当时田径、摔跤、足球、曲棍球等项目的比赛都在这里举行 ...

  2. allabout-japan.com › en › articleTop 10 Kengo Kuma Buildings in Tokyo | All About Japan

    2019年12月3日 · Kengo Kuma wanted a building that would highlight the need to care for and preserve such collections. Not only can you see world-class architecture but you can also explore the beautiful collections inside Suntory Museum. 9. Watch the 2020 Olympics at the world-renowned New National Stadium. yudai3377jp. 渋谷スクランブルスクエア.

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    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 ...

  5. allabout-japan.com › en › articleThe Past and Future of Japanese Sports | All About Japan

    2016年10月16日 · The Past and Future of Japanese Sports. Highlighting Japan Updated October 16, 2016. Sports Sumo. www.gov-online.go.jp. Why do people watch sports? According to Lee Thompson, a professor at the Faculty of Sport Sciences of Waseda University in Tokyo, “We like sports because they tell a story, and these stories tell us about who we are ...

  6. allabout-japan.com › en › articleRide a Roller Coaster through a Building | All About Japan

    2020年3月30日 · On top of containing a 50,000-person stadium for baseball games and concerts, Tokyo Dome City is also home to a theme park with some of the most interesting attractions within Tokyo. This includes the Thunder Dolphin Ride weaves through buildings—like, an actual hole in a building—at speeds of up to 130 km/hr, a karaoke Ferris wheel, a haunted house, and many other family-friendly games.

  7. allabout-japan.com › en › articleAmeyoko: From Black Market to Bargain Street | All About Japan

    2020年1月28日 · After exploring Ueno Park and its various museums, make sure you stop by Ameyoko, an open-air market for cheap cosmetics, bargains for fashion, and street food. Ameyoko was originally a street (yokocho) that served as a black market for U.S. goods (Amerika in Japanese) and candies (ame) after World War II—thus it's name comes from a mashup of all those elements.

  8. allabout-japan.com › en › articleWalk Through Time at the Edo Open Air Museum | All About Japan

    2019年12月27日 · At the Edo Open Air Museum, you can walk through time as you explore over 30 restored buildings with over 300 years of Japanese history. Edo Open Air Museum is a huge outdoor museum consisting of 30 culturally significant buildings from around 1600~1960