Things to Do
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Ryogoku, Ningyocho, Kiyosumi-Shirakawa, Kinshicho
Museums
Ryogoku Kokugikan
The hall called home by the Tokyo Grand Sumo Tournament.
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Ryogoku Travel Guide: Discover the Heart of Sumo and Edo Culture
Steeped in Edo culture and sumo history, Ryogoku is one of Tokyo’s most fascinating neighborhoods, where tradition and modern life exist side by side. From sumo-related landmarks and museums to historic temples and shrines and scenic riverside spots, many of the area’s highlights are within walking distance, making it easy to explore Ryogoku in half a day or a full day. In this article, we’ll introduce some of the best places to visit in Ryogoku. Immerse yourself in the neighborhood’s history and culture while discovering a different side of Tokyo.
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A Beginner's Guide to Sumo: An Easy Breakdown of the Basics and all the Best of Sumo
Sumo is the national sport of Japan that embodies the soul of Japanese traditions at its core. With its long-staying history, it’s a surprise that many still haven’t unlocked the full idea of what sumo is. However, just like other sports and martial arts, there’s an undeniable draw that’s sure to stir you. In this article you’ll see into the basic fundamentals of what sumo really is, its many draws, and so much more in a breakdown that even novice fans will love.
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Shiga
Observatories
Biwako Terrace
Enjoy eating while looking at the best lake in Japan
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The best place to go on a bike trip in Japan! Six cycling routes filled with the charms of Japan
Let us introduce you to the six cycle routes and their respective highlights.
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Enjoy eating while looking at the best lake in Japan
Enjoy a five-minute midair stroll along a ropeway with a 360 degree glass-sided cable car as you climb the 1,108 meter-high Mt. Uchimi. On the summit, facing Lake Biwa, is the Biwako Terrace's main terrace, The Main.
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All the Thrills of Winter Sports and Jaw-Dropping Views over Lake Biwa here at Biwako Valley!
Winter sports are one of the big draws of Japan in winter. Glimmering landscapes blanketed with silvery white snow just wait for you to take to the slopes for some ever-popular skiing or even snowboarding. At Biwako Valley, a legendary Kansai ski spot in Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture, you can do just that, all while basking in jaw-dropping views of Lake Biwa, the largest lake in all of Japan, located just steps from the Keihanshin area. Here’s a roundup of all ski related things to do and so much more located nearby! Gear up this winter for a ski trip to Otsu City in Shiga Prefecture!
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