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The art of the walk for gastronome in Kanda Part1About Kanda Kanda has its very long history of being center of business, academy, and shops that follows. Alt […]
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Kappabashi StreetKappabashi Street is five minutes’ walk from Asakusa. It is a street entirely populated with shops suppl […]
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Komagata DozeuKomagata Dozeu is a long-established store of Asakusa, located near Asakusa station. It is a loach restaurant […]
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Sightseeing spot “Asakusa” walking guide Part2Going back the Denbouin Street, you will reach Asakusa Temple. Asakusa Temple has the most worshippers in Japa […]
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Sightseeing spot “Asakusa” walking guide Part1The typical tourist spot in Japan, “Asakusa” is a place where you can feel the traditional Edo sty […]
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Banana Vending Machine at ShibuyaDid you know that the first banana vending machine in Japan was set up in Shibuya? The one who set it up was D […]
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Asakusa Ground cherry Festival 2010(Houzuki ichi)Just like the Asagao fair in Iriya, the Hozuki fair in Asakusa tells the feeling of summer. This fair has a lo […]
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Walking around the retro styled Yanesen area. Part2Yanaka is surrounded by Himalayan cedar trees, which have all but become a characteristic symbol for the area. […]
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Walking around the retro styled Yanesen area. Part1I took a walk around the area nicknamed “Yanesen,” surrounded by the Nippori, Nezu, and Sendagi, which has a r […]
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Iriya Asagao Ichi (morning glory fair)Iriya Asagao Ichi brings the feel of summer to Tokyo, which is held every summer in Iriya Kishimojin Temple, T […]
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