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  3. www.gotokyo.org › en › storyWhere to Stay in Tokyo | The Official Tokyo Travel Guide, GO ...

    2023年2月17日 · If you're looking for a few names to get you started, check out the Imperial Hotel Tokyo, the Palace Hotel Tokyo, the Park Hyatt Tokyo and the Grand Hyatt Tokyo, The Okura Tokyo, and the New Otani Tokyo. Tokyo is also home to a Mandarin, a Ritz-Carlton, and a Peninsula. Even if you don't stay at a luxury hotel during your time in Tokyo, if a ...

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    Luxury hotels in central Tokyo provide excellent 5-star service, city views and views over the water if you decide to stay in the Tokyo Bay area. Most of Tokyo’s luxury hotels are concentrated around the Tokyo Imperial Palace, Nihonbashi, Roppongi and Asakusa areas with convenient access to the city’s main sightseeing spots and shopping.

  5. www.gotokyo.org › en › storyBest Things to Do and See in Tokyo in January

    • Hatsumode
    • January Sales
    • Tondo-Yaki
    • Ueno Toshogu Peony Garden's Fuyu Botan Festival
    • Daruma Market
    • Shinnen Ippan Sanga
    • Setagaya Boro-ichi
    • Hatsu Basho (New Year Grand Sumo Tournament) at Ryogoku

    Hatsumode is the act of offering prayers at a shrine or temple to welcome the new year. While New Year Countdown events are popular, many people visit a shrine or temple late at night on New Year's Eve, and observe the custom of hatsumode as the clock ticks past midnight, and January 1 arrives. Others visit on New Year's Day, January 2, or January ...

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    You can find some incredible bargains during the Tokyo January sales period. Starting from January 2, department stores across the capital sell a range of items at the cheapest prices you'll see all year. Don't know what to pick? Line up and buy a fukubukuro—a great value bag filled with mystery items.

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    Held annually at Torikoe-jinja Shrine, this Shinto tradition dates back centuries. Decorations bought for the New Year are burned on a bonfire—an act known as "tondo-yaki." It's said that eating mochi cooked on this fire will offer protection from illness and disaster in the year ahead.

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    Tucked away within Ueno Park, Ueno Toshogu Peony Gardenis home to a wondrous display of peony flowers. While this garden is closed to the public for most of the year, the Fuyu Botan event grants visitors a rare opportunity to take in this garden's immaculate floral displays.

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    Daruma are believed to bring longevity, business prosperity, and even assistance in achieving goals. They make fantastic good luck charms, and January is the perfect time of year to pick one up. You can buy daruma at various market events held throughout Tokyo, which offer a variety of sizes and colors. Vitality Market, Daruma Market Daruma-ichi (F...

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    This special New Year's event—held annually on January 2—offers members of the public an opportunity to visit the grounds of the Imperial Palace, and convey good wishes to the Imperial Family for the year to come. It's a unique chance to see the Emperor, Empress, and other members of the Imperial Family, who make several scheduled appearances durin...

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    This flea market—recognized as one of Tokyo's Intangible Folk Cultural Properties—dates back to the late 16th century. It is held over four days in total: December 15-16, and January 15-16. Back in the Meiji Period (1868-1912), scraps of fabric known as "boro" were traded at the market. Nowadays, the Setagaya Boro-ichiflea market features a wide ar...

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    Grand sumo tournaments are held six times a year, once every two months. The New Year Grand Sumo Tournament is held in January, at the Ryogoku Kokugikan arena, a must-see spot for sumo fans. Spectators can even enjoy chanko-nabe—known as the food of sumo wrestlers—at a number of on-site restaurants. Beginner's Guide to Sumo

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