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Shimbashi, Toranomon, Tokyo Tower, Hamamatsucho
Parks & Gardens
Shiba Park
3.38 7A Historical Park Right Next to Tokyo Tower.
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Enjoy Cherry Blossoms and Gourmet Food on a Tram This Spring in Tokyo!
Cherry blossoms herald in spring in Japan. In Tokyo, they begin to bloom in late March. This article will introduce a sightseeing plan for Tokyo that combines cherry blossom viewing and gourmet foods in a ride on “Tokyo Sakura Tram (Toden Arakawa Line),” which takes an efficient route through great cherry blossom locations!
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Tram to Enjoy Spring to the Fullest! Use the Toei Marugoto Kippu (Toei One-day Pass) to View the Cherry Blossoms♪
In this article, I'll introduce a plan including a fashionable sundries shop and cafe you can enjoy while going around to see the cherry blossoms in several places along the Tokyo Sakura Tram (Toden Arakawa Line). For this itinerary, make use of the Toei Marugoto Kippu to take unlimited rides on the Tokyo Sakura Tram.
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Tokyo Station, Nihonbashi, Marunouchi
Parks & Gardens
Kokyo Gaien National Garden
3.37 12A Park Boasting the Beautiful Contrast of City Buildings and Nature.
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[Imperial Palace Travel Guide] A Complete Overview, from Basic Information to Highlights and General Tour Info
Located in the heart of Tokyo, the Imperial Palace stands on the former site of Edo Castle. With more than 400 years of history, tradition, and imperial culture, it is a truly unique sightseeing spot in Japan. Many historic buildings and beautiful seasonal gardens still remain, and this serene setting is filled with a wide range of attractions. This article introduces the appeal of the Imperial Palace, focusing on its overview and highlights.
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Your Guide to Enjoying Hibiya Park, an Oasis in the Heart of Tokyo
Despite its prime location near Tokyo Station and Ginza, Hibiya Park is a place where you can slow down and relax surrounded by lush greenery. Encircled by office towers and shopping complexes, it’s a true urban oasis. With both abundant nature and a rich history, there’s plenty to see. If you’re visiting Hibiya Park for the first time, here are the highlights, the best seasons to go, and nearby sightseeing spots.
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Ibaraki
Parks & Gardens
Hitachi Seaside Park
3.37 9Enjoy Seasonal Flowers and Amusement Park Attractions at This Park.
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[Hitachi Seaside Park Travel Guide] Stunning Colorful Views and So Much to Do!
Hitachi Seaside Park is famous for its breathtaking hills blanketed in nemophila. But there’s more than nemophila-each season brings different spectacular views. On top of that, you can enjoy leisure activities and sports, nature watching, hands-on learning experiences, and more. With such a huge park packed with highlights and scenic spots, you might not know where to start. Don’t worry. This article will help you understand what areas and facilities Hitachi Seaside Park has, plus the must-see highlights and spots to visit. It’s no exaggeration to say this is a must-read before your trip to Hitachi Seaside Park.
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It takes 120 minutes from Tokyo! Let's go to the Hitachi Seaside Park and viewing blooming 32,000 of flowers!
Summer cypress dramatically turn to crimson and beautiful Cosmoses.
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Let’s go to Hitachi Seaside Park to enjoy the sight of a blue flower carpet and a world of tulips! It takes only 90 minutes from Ueno!
There are so many nice resorts in Japan in the spring. Beautiful cherry blossoms in particular come out here and there, and have Japan beautifully and impressively decked out. But Hitachi Seaside Park I recommended to you features not merely cherry blossoms, and it is a wonderland of a varieties of flowers. Among them, the baby blue-eyes (nemophilas) in bloom from late April and to mid-May are especially captivating to me. Four million, five hundred thousand baby blue-eyes form a “blue carpet” merging into the blue sky, when the sky and the earth are difficult to tell apart in this fantastic scenery.
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Kishiwada, Kansai Airport, Senshu
Airplanes & Airport
Kansai International Airport
3.36 8Domestic and international flights gather at this western Japan’s entrance in Osaka Bay.
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[Complete Guide to Kansai International Airport] Make the Start and End of Your Trip Comfortable and Fulfilling!
Kansai International Airport is often used when traveling to the Kansai region, including Osaka and Kyoto. It is one of Japan’s leading airports, with a full range of domestic and international flights and 24-hour operations. Its vast grounds are home not only to arrival and departure floors, but also to many appealing facilities that help make travel more comfortable. This article introduces the airport’s layout and the kinds of shops you’ll find inside. It is a complete guide that also covers recommended shops to make your time there more worthwhile, as well as popular spots nearby, so be sure to read to the end.
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Fastest and Cheapest Options: Transportation Guide from Kansai International Airport to Kyoto
The ancient capital of Kyoto, home to many valuable structures designated as Important Cultural Properties and Special Places of Scenic Beauty, is one of Japan's leading tourist destinations, attracting visitors from Japan and abroad. Since Kyoto Prefecture has no airport, many international travelers likely plan to reach Kyoto via Kansai International Airport. This article explains how to travel from Kansai International Airport to Kyoto's major cities by train, bus, or taxi, along with the advantages and disadvantages of each option.
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Your Complete Transportation Guide from Kansai International Airport to Osaka
Kansai International Airport ranks second in Japan after Narita Airport for the number of international flight landings. This article introduces how to travel from Kansai International Airport to Osaka’s major stations by train, bus, and taxi, along with the pros and cons of each option. Use this guide to compare the fastest, cheapest, and easiest ways to reach your destination or station, and be sure to read through to the end.
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Your trusty guide to smooth, wallet-friendly transportation in Osaka!
Osaka is the largest city in Kansai and the second-largest in Japan after Tokyo. With so many means of transportation and railway lines, many people may find themselves lost while moving around Osaka Prefecture. In this article, we will explain some key tips to getting around in Osaka so you can get on and see the sights, all the more smoothly.
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