The famous Ogre Cave feels like exploring a mini maze, which was pretty fun. The whole island isn’t overly commercialized, and it doesn’t get too crowded. It’s perfect for anyone who wants to escape the city for a half-day or full-day trip. After walking around, you really feel refreshed.
Megijima | Review by 鄭柏盛
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Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
The Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo originally opened in 1995 after taking over a collection of 3,000 works from the Tokyo Prefectural Art Museum, which itself opened in 1926, and in 2019 had a renewal opening with a renewed collection of approximately 5,500 works.
It seems like this is the largest art museum in Japan. There are both permanent and special exhibitions, making it rich and interesting.
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Kabukicho
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You hardly ever see so many police officers anywhere else, but here you can see as many as you want.
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