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Description This is a complex of four commercial buildings and the surrounding public spaces on the southwest side of Shibuya Station, west of the New South Exit (Shibuya Stream is east of the New South Exit). The area is divided into SHIBUYA SIDE on the east side and SAKURA SIDE on the west side, with […]
Description This is a complex of four commercial buildings and the surrounding public spaces on the southwest side of Shibuya Station, west of the New South Exit (Shibuya Stream is east of the New South Exit). The area is divided into SHIBUYA SIDE on the east side and SAKURA SIDE on the west side, with […]
Description Opened in 1978, this is Tokyo’s first aquarium, and occupies several upper floors of a high-rise building. Although the exhibition space is limited, the aquarium makes the most of its location, for example by making the penguins appear to be swimming in the air. Reviews by situation “Relaxing alone” Recommendation score: /10 Sunshine Aquarium […]
Description It is a small commercial area located slightly north of the center of Jiyugaoka, and was created in the image of Venice, Italy, which is known as the City of Water. There are rows of brick Western-style houses that are completely different from the surrounding area, the roads are paved with cobblestones, and water […]
Description This is a circular garden that utilizes the roof of the Ohashi Junction on the Metropolitan Expressway. (closed during bad weather) More than 1,000 trees including cherry blossoms and pine trees have been planted, and on clear days you can see a spectacular view of Mt. Fuji. In addition to being a good night […]
Description This exhibition hall was opened to convey the story of seaweed farming, which was Omori’s main industry, to today. In addition to displaying the boats and tools used at the time, special exhibitions with the theme of seaweed and the Omori area are also held regularly. It also holds events such as seaweed making […]
Description Although it is divided into north and south by Loop Route 7, it is a large park. There is a fountain and gourd pond on the north side, and you can also fish. (no take-out allowed) On the south side, there is a field athletics area (for a fee), with 40 types of play […]
Description This place is famous for the Japanese music of the same title. It is a narrow road with one lane on both sides, and the stone walls on both sides are landmarks. As the name suggests, it is a famous spot for cherry blossoms. Recommendation points by purpose “Relaxing alone” Recommendation score: /10 Sakurazaka […]
Description It is a shopping park consisting of four complex commercial buildings: “Shopping Center”, “Dogwood Plaza”, “Birds Mall”, and “Plaza Mall”. Part of “Shopping Center” is specifically called “Oak Mall”. Futako Tamagawa Rise is divided into these five areas (not connected). “Shopping Center” is further divided into four areas: “Town Front”, “River Front”, “Station Market”, […]
Description It will be a modern general literature museum, with a structure of three floors above ground and one floor underground. The 1st floor exhibition room is a collection exhibition (permanent exhibition), and the 2nd floor exhibition room holds special exhibitions. (for additional fee) The library (Hontowa) offers new encounters with books and various ways […]
