The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building is a 243-meter-high building (48 floors above ground) that houses the administrative offices of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government in Shinjuku City, Tokyo, and is one of the most representative buildings in Shinjuku. Sponsor link Observatories
Osaka Castle is one of Osaka’s most popular tourist spots, and the castle’s main tower has been turned into a museum, where cultural assets related to the history of Osaka Castle are on display. Sakuramon Gate The main tower is
Kiyomizu-dera Temple, one of Kyoto’s most popular tourist spots, is famous for its main hall built on top of a cliff. It was founded in 778 and it is one of Kyoto’s World Heritage sites. Deva gate at Kiyomizu-dera Temple
Dotonbori is a representative tourist spot in Osaka, known for its Kani Doraku and Glico signboards. Together with the nearby areas of Namba, Shinsaibashi, and Sennichimae, is also known as Minami. Dotonbori is lined with various kinds of restaurants, including
Nara Park is a vast park covering 660 hectares, including Nara National Museum and several cultural properties recognized as World Heritage Sites (Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara), such as Todaiji Temple famous for its Great Buddha statue, Kasuga Taisha Shrine the
Akigawa Valley is a 20 kilometer area stretching from Akiruno City to Hinohara Village in Tokyo, centered on the Akigawa River. Akigawa River is the largest tributary of the Tama River (a first-class river flowing through Yamanashi, Tokyo, and Kanagawa
Akihabara, known as Akiba, refers to the shopping district around Akihabara Station in Chiyoda City, Tokyo. In Sundays, the main street will be turned into a pedestrian paradise called Hokoten. The hours are as follows October – March: 13:00 –
Ueno-onshi-koen, commonly known as Ueno Park, is located in Ueno, Taito city, Tokyo, adjacent to Ueno Station. It is the first urban park in Japan. Ueno Park is rich in nature, and has approximately 800 cherry trees. It is a
Ameya-Yokocho, commonly known as Ameyoko, is a lively shopping street in Ueno, Taito city. And is famous for being crowded with people, especially during the year-end and new year holidays. Ameyoko began as a black market after the war, and
