Things to Do
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Kamakura
Shrines & Temples
The Great Buddha of Kamakura at Kotoku-in Temple
3.35 10Situated in the ancient capital of Kamakura, the "Great Buddha of Kamakura" is a symbol of the city, and a part of the temple grounds.
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See It with New Eyes! Kamakura Great Buddha Travel Guide [Highlights, Access, Model Course]
The Kamakura Great Buddha is a beloved symbol of Kamakura for visitors from Japan and around the world. This article introduces essential information about the Kamakura Great Buddha, explains its main features, and highlights what to see. We’ve also included a one-day model course to enjoy alongside your Kamakura sightseeing, so be sure to read to the end.
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Experience the Unique Charm of Japan! 10 Must-Visit Kamakura Sightseeing Spots
Kamakura is also famous as a real-life setting associated with the globally popular manga Slam Dunk. Blessed with both ocean and mountains and home to many shrines and temples, Kamakura offers seasonal scenery where nature blends beautifully with sacred sites. Like Nara and Kyoto, it once served as a center of Japanese government-why not plan a trip here to fully experience the atmosphere of Japan?
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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: Explore a Neighborhood Alive with Sumo and Edo Culture!
With its rich Edo culture and sumo history, Ryogoku is one of Tokyo’s leading sightseeing areas, where tradition and modern life come together. Sumo landmarks, art museums, historic temples and shrines, and riverside walks are all within walking distance, making it easy to explore in half a day to a full day. This article introduces a selection of Ryogoku’s signature attractions. Discover another side of Tokyo as you explore the neighborhood’s history and culture.
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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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Shinjuku, Okubo, Yoyogi, Yotsuya
Tourist Attractions
Omokagebashi Bridge
3.30 3A nostalgic cherry blossom hotspot.
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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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Ueno, Nippori
Zoos & Aquariums
Ueno Zoo
3.83 19Japan’s first zoo, with a rich history.
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[Ueno Zoo Travel Guide] A Complete Look at the Highlights, Dining, and Gift Shops!
Ueno Zoo, which opened in 1882, is the oldest zoo in Japan. Despite being located in central Tokyo, it preserves a rich natural environment and is a popular spot where visitors can encounter a wide variety of animals. This article introduces the basic information and details of each area of Ueno Zoo. It is a complete guide packed with helpful tips so even first-time visitors can fully enjoy their visit, so be sure to read to the end.
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[Ueno Park Travel Guide] A Place to Feel Refreshed by Nature and Culture
Ueno Park is a popular sightseeing spot in Tokyo that’s easy to reach and filled with cultural facilities, as well as Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples. It’s actually Japan’s first official park, with a long history of being loved by locals for over 140 years. With so many highlights across its vast grounds, you could easily spend more than a day here. Don’t worry, though. This article will help you understand what makes Ueno Park special and how to enjoy it to the fullest.
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