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Description This is Tokyo’s first aquarium, which opened in 1978. Although the exhibition space is limited due to the number of floors in the building, the aquarium has taken advantage of its high-rise location with creative ideas, such as exhibiting penguins as if they are swimming in the air. Reviews by situation “Relaxing alone” Recommendation […]
Description One of the largest natural parks in the city center and the first modern Western-style park in Japan. It is also used as a venue for large events such as Hibiya October Festival. Facilities such as Hibiya Public Hall and Hibiya Outdoor Concert Hall are located within Hibiya Park. Reviews by situation “Relaxing alone” […]
Description This is a bronze statue of Hachi, an Akita dog who was called the faithful dog, and is the origin of Shibuya Station’s Hachiko exit. He continued the habit of going to Shibuya Station to greet his owner when he returned home, even after his owner’s death. Reviews by situation “Relaxing alone” Recommendation score: […]
Description It is also called Tokyo’s Oise-sama and is considered part of Ise Grand Shrine. It is famous as a matchmaking shrine, perhaps because it has been used as a wedding venue since the wedding of Emperor Taisho. In addition to Goshuin stamps, it also sell Enmusubi-mori and Koi-mikuji. Reviews by situation “Relaxing alone” Recommendation […]
Description Opened in 1882, it is the oldest zoo in Japan and also the zoo with the largest number of annual visitors. The giant panda is famous, but it also has rare animals such as the okapi and the Sumatran tiger. Divided into east and west gardens, you need to wait in line to see […]
Description This shrine was founded in 458 and is dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, who is known as the god of learning. Many students come here to pray for success, and they also sell several types of goshuin stamps. If you walk about 10 minutes to the south, you will find Yushima Seido (Shoheizaka Academy), […]
Description The station building on the Marunouchi exit side of Tokyo Station was built during the Taisho era and is famous for its modern design. You can see the station building from outside by exiting from the north, central, or south exits of Marunouchi, but do not exit through the Yaesu exit. Reviews by situation […]
Description There are few traces of Electric Town, and in recent years the number of stores related to anime and games has increased. More years have passed, and now the town has become a rambling town with an increasing number of shops and concept cafes that sell used smartphones. Reviews by situation “Relaxing alone” Recommendation […]
Description One of the most famous shopping streets in Tokyo, approximately 670 meters long. These are all shops that are closely tied to the local area, such as traditional greengrocers, delicatessen stores, clothing stores, etc. Pedestrians and bicycles are constantly passing through the narrow streets, so you need to be aware of your surroundings when […]
Description It refers to the street that runs from the Takeshita exit of Harajuku Station to Meiji Dori, and is lined with many fashion-related shops. It is said that not only the store but also the young people who shop there have a great sense of fashion. Reviews by situation “Relaxing alone” Recommendation score: /10 […]
