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Description Although it was originally built as a residence for the Emperor, it was too ornate and unfit for residence, so it was eventually turned into a facility to welcome important people. Anyone can visit, but it is divided into 4 courses, all of which require a fee. Reservations are not required for the “”Main […]
Description It is a shopping mall built under the elevated Tobu Isesaki Line. Located at the foot of the Tokyo Sky Tree and next to the river with an excellent view. Contains general stores, cafes, restaurants, sports facilities, etc. Reviews by situation “Relaxing alone” Recommended: 3 /4 points Considering its location, it is not overly […]
Description It consists of a two-story indoor exhibition hall and an outdoor exhibition hall. About 500 types of creatures are bred and exhibited, and you can even touch some of them. Many events such as butterfly breeding experiences and climbing are also held. Reviews by situation “Relaxing alone” Recommended: 4 /4 points It’s located in […]
Description It has a collection of about 350 works, mainly Japanese paintings but also Western paintings, and in addition to permanent exhibitions themed around the four seasons and special exhibitions are held. It is a two-story art museum with an unusual shape, and the roof is shaped like a mortar. There is a lawn and […]
Description Katsushika Ward has acquired the residence and garden of Einosuke Yamamoto, a local businessman, and has opened it to the public. The residence is a combination of traditional Japanese architecture and Western architecture unique to the early Showa era. The garden is a traditional Shoin garden with a pond, Tsukiyama (artificial mountain), waterfall, etc. […]
Description A garden where you can see irises, plums and wisteria. 6,000 irises of 200 varieties are grown, and the best time to see them is June. In the Edo period, it was counted as one of the 100 views of Edo, and it also appears in Ukiyo-e. Reviews by situation “Relaxing alone” Recommended: 3 […]
Description They raise and display about 1,000 goldfish of 24 types called Edomae goldfish. Goldfish were previously cultivated as part of Tokyo’s Fisheries Experiment Station, and now Katsushika Ward is responsible for preserving the precious species. Although it do not have regular sales, it regularly hold lottery sales for a small number of people. Reviews […]
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” Recommended: […]
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 […]
