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- A plan experiencing trendy and retro from Kiyosumi Shirakawa to Ryogoku
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- Kiyosumi Shirakawa is in a pleasant area near the babbling river and has an atmosphere of being an established “coffee town”. Here, we introduce a one-day plan of Kiyosumi Shirakawa’s cafe and art culture, as well as its cuisine. After walking around both sides of Ryogoku, it is also great to explore the sights of Sumida as well.
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- Traditional but trendy downtown walk in Yanaka
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- Yanaka is a talked area about where old and new combine. While old fashioned shops line the streets, the number of trendy independent shops has increased. While enjoying the feel of a downtown area, visitors can also enjoy exploring unique shops.
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- Izu Oshima road trip with wonderful nature and food
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- Izu Oshima Island is accessible from Takeshiba Station in Tokyo by high speed ship in 1 hour 45 minutes, so it's perfect for weekend trips. Information is provided for a one day, self drive plan around Izu Oshima Island in a rent a car.
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- LINE FRIENDS STORE
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- Tokyo Shibuya-ku Jingumae 4-32-13
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- Asakusa Oden daitafuku
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- Tokyo Taitou-ku Hanakawado 1-2-6 middle building 3F
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- Marunouchi Building
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- Tokyo Chiyoda-ku Marunouchi 2-4-1
- The Marunouchi Building is a 180-meter-high office and retail building (with 37 floors above ground and 4 below) located on the Marunouchi side of Tokyo Station. The B1 floor and the first to fourth floors comprise a shopping area selling food, fashion, and miscellaneous goods; restaurants are located on the fifth, sixth, 35th and 36th floors. A wide range of brand-name luxury goods and other high-quality products are available.
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- Kitanomaru Park
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- Tokyo Chiyoda-ku Kitanomarukouen 1-1
- Kitanomaru Park is a public park located just to the north of the Imperial Palace in Tokyo; it was repurposed as a forest park in the 1960s. The name “Kitanomaru” derives from the fact that this area was originally the Kita-no-maru (North Bailey) of Edo Castle during the Edo period. Besides its beautiful lawns, ponds and trees, the Park also features two gates that were formerly part of Edo Castle—the Tayasu-mon Gate and the Shimizu-mon Gate—so that the Park gives a rough impression of what Edo Castle looked like in its heyday. Kitanomaru Park is renowned for its spectacular cherry blossoms in spring and its beautiful autumnal foliage in autumn.
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- The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
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- Tokyo Chiyoda-ku Kitanomarukouen 3-1
- Located close to the South Entrance to Kitanomaru Park, near the Imperial Palace, the National Museum of Modern Art (MOMAT), which opened in 1952, was Japan’s first national art museum. The MOMAT Collection features around 200 items from the more than 12,500 artworks held by the museum, showcasing a wide range of works in various genres—including Nihonga (Japanese-style modern painting), Western-style oil paintings, watercolors, sculpture, photographs, etc.—from the early 20th century to the present day. Several special exhibitions on unique themes are held every year.
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- Crafts Gallery, National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
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- Tokyo Chiyoda-ku Kitanomarukouen 1-1
- The Crafts Gallery was established as an annex to the National Museum of Modern Art in 1977. The displays in the Craft Gallery showcase modern and contemporary crafts and design, including ceramics, glassware, lacquerware, woodcarving, bamboo crafts, textiles and dyeing, doll-making, metalworking, industrial design, graphic design, etc. The building in which the Crafts Gallery is located was formerly the Imperial Guards Headquarters. Built in 1910, this is a beautiful building which has been designated as a National Important Cultural Property and is well worth seeing in its own right.
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- Tsukiji Outer Market
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- Tokyo Chuou-ku Tsukiji 4-16-2
- The Tsukiji Outer Market forms part of the Tsukiji fish and seafood wholesaling and retailing market in the Tsukiji district of Chuo Ward, Tokyo. Whereas the Tsukiji Inner Market imposes restrictions on visitors, anyone can visit the Tsukiji Outer Market to purchase fresh food and snacks or dine at one of the eating establishments located there. The Inner Market has a very lively atmosphere, with over 500 closely-packed stalls selling sushi, seafood with rice, dried fish, meat, fruit and vegetables, omelettes, traditional Japanese confectionery, cooking utensils, etc.
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- Shiseido Gallery
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- Tokyo Chuou-ku Ginza 8-8-3 Tokyo Ginza Shiseido Building B1
- The Shiseido Gallery was originally opened in 1919, making it oldest surviving art gallery in Japan. The Shiseido Gallery's vision is to contribute to the discovery and creation of new types of beauty; focusing on contemporary art, the Gallery works actively to showcase art that embodies the contemporary era while demonstrating both cutting-edge innovation and purity. In 2001, the Shiseido Gallery reopened in the B1 level of the Tokyo Ginza Shiseido Building. With an exhibition space that features a ceiling that is more than five meters in height, making it the highest in the Ginza area, the new Shiseido Gallery has attracted a great deal of interest from international artists.
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- Roppongi Hills
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- Tokyo Minato-ku Roppongi 6-10-11
- Roppongi Hills is an integrated property development that has become synonymous with the Roppongi district of Tokyo. Centered around the 238-meter-high Mori Tower, the Roppongi Hills complex includes a movie theatre, art gallery and television studio, as well as a wide range of gourmet restaurants and boutiques. The Tokyo City View observation deck on the 52nd floor of the Mori Tower offers spectacular views of the Tokyo cityscape; in good weather, Mt. Fuji is visible in the distance.
Main Area
What is Tokyo?
The setting of countless iconic movie scenes and the inspiration for songs, poetry, and literature worldwide, Tokyo barely requires an introduction. It’s hard for the kaleidoscopic neon lights, wacky pop culture, and some of the world’s tallest structures not to instill excitement in any first-time visitor to Tokyo, whether you’re in the very center of the hustle and bustle in Shinjuku or Shibuya or looking in from the quieter suburbs.
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- Izu Shichito Islands / Ogasawara Islands
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- Kichijoji / Shimokitazawa / Nakano
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- Ebisu / Daikanyama / Jiyugaoka
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- Shibuya / Harajuku / Omotesando
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- Ueno / Asakusa / Ryogoku
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- Shinjuku / Yoyogi
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- Kanda / Akihabara
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- Ome / Okutama
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- Akasaka / Azabu / Roppongi
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- Ikebukuro / Sugamo
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- Tsukiji / Odaiba / Bay Area
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- Machida / Takao / Hachioji
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- Tokyo / Ginza / Nihombashi
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- Shinagawa / Kamata / Haneda
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- Tachikawa / Kunitachi / Chofu
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What to Wear
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- Jacket
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- Warm Cloth
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- Jacket
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- Long
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- Short
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- Short
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- Long
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- Jacket
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Based on the Meteorological Agency "past weather data", created NAVITIME
How to get
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How to get to Tokyo Haneda International Airport