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Courtyard by Marriott Tokyo Ginza Hotel Places to See Anime related shops in Akihabara Asakusa Ghibli Museum Hamarikyu Garden Imperial Palace East Garden Kamakura Mt Fuji Odaiba Omotesando － Harajuku － Shibuya Roppongi Shinjuku Tokyo Disney Resort Tokyo Tower Tsukiji Fish Market Ueno ____________________________________________________________________________ Courtyard by Marriott Tokyo Ginza Hotel (03-3546-0111) Courtyard by Marriott Tokyo Ginza Hotel Guide to: Anime related shops in Akihabara (秋葉原でのアニメショップ) Anime information: ≫Return TOKYO ANIME CENTER, the center closed for renewal on Jan 10, 2011. Re-open date not yet announced Mangas (magazines and comics): TORANOANA (Akiharaba), open: Mon-Sun 10:00 – 22:00 Shop A & B (next to each other on the main Chuo-dori Street Chiyoda-ku, Soto-Kanda 4-3-1, B1-7F, Tel: 03-5294-0123 UPS: http://www.toranoana.jp/shop/akihabara/index.html K-BOOKS (Akihabara Honkan), open 11:00 – 20:00 Chiyoda-ku, Soto-Kanda 1-15-16, Akiharaba Radio Kaikan 3F, Tel: 03-3255-4866 UPS: http://www.k-books.co.jp/company/shop/akiba.html Related goods: ANIMATE, open: 10:00 – 21:00 7 floors of books, magazines, character goods, CDs, DVDs and games Chiyoda-ku, Soto-Kanda 4－3－2, Tel: 03－5209－3330 USP: http://www.animate.co.jp/shop/shop_east/akihabara/ TSUKUMO ROBOT KINGDOM, open: Mon-Sun 10:00-22:00 Figures and parts Chiyoda-ku, Soto-Kanda 1-9-9, Tsukumo-Pasokon Honten II 2F, Tel: 03-3251-0987 UPS: http://robot.tsukumo.co.jp/ COSPA, open: Mon-Sat11:00 – 20:00, Sun 11am – 19:00 Cosplay costumes & character items Chiyoda-ku, Sotokanda 3-15-5, Geestore Akiba 2F & 7F, TEL&FAX/03-3526-6877 UPS: http://www.cospa.com/special/shoplist/list/akiba.html Maid cafes: CURE MAID CAFE, open: Mon-Thur 11:00-20:00, Fri&Sat 11:00-22:00, Sun&Hol 11:00-19:00 Chiyoda-ku, Soto-Kanda 3-15-5, Geestore Akiba 6F, Tel: 03-3258-3161 UPS: http://www.curemaid.jp/index.php?page_id=2 COS-CHA, Lunch time: Mo-Fr: 12:00 - 17:00. Sat,Sun, holidays: 12:00-14:00 Dinner time:Mo-Fr: 18:00 - 23:00. Sat,Sun, holidays: 18:00 - 22:00 Chiyoda-ku, Sot0-Kanda 3-7-12, 2F, Tel: 03-3253-4560 UPS: http://www.cos-cha.com/shop.html CAFÉ MAI:LISH, open: 11am – 10pm (maid time: 11-17, cosplay: 17-22) Chiyoda-ku, Soto-Kanda 3-6-2, 2F (ＦＨ協和スクエア-Bldg.), Tel: 03-5289-7310 UPS: http://www.mailish.jp/ Neko-kisa (cats pet café): NEKO JaLaLa, open: Mon-Fri 11:00-20:00, Sat, Sun & Hol 11:00-19:00 Chiyoda-ku, Soto-Kanda 3-5-5, 1F, Tel: 03-3258-2525 Web: www.nekojalala.com/akibatop.html ≫Return ____________________________________________________________________________ Courtyard by Marriott Tokyo Ginza Hotel (03-3546-0111) Courtyard by Marriott Tokyo Ginza Hotel Guide to: Asakusa (浅草) ≫Return Asakusa is the one place left where the feeling of Old Tokyo still remains more or less intact. It is also an interesting place for sightseeing and souvenir shopping. How to Get There The easiest way: from Ginza Station (銀座駅): (G09 to G19) walk to Ginza Station, go to the Ginza subway line (銀座線) and buy a 190 Yen subway ticket. Take the subway bound for Asakusa. Get off at Asakusa Station (浅草駅) and go to the exit # 1. You will see the Kannondori Avenue on your right. Don’t turn but walk straight: you will see the Kaminarimon gate on your right. Otherwise, from Higashiginza Station (東銀座駅): (A11 to A18) buy a 210 Yen subway ticket and take the Asakusa subway line (浅草線) (platform number 2 “for Oshiage”). Get off at Asakusa Station (浅草駅) and go to the exit # A4. Once on the street level, turn right and walk towards the larger street. You will see the Kannondori Avenue in front of you. Turn left and walk straight for 10 meters or so, the Tourist Info Center will be on your left. The Kaminarimon Gate will be on your right. Cross the street. What to See A temporary Asakusa Tourist Information Center is located next to the Kaminarimon gate until the new office will open on a different premise The Kaminarimon Gate (雷門), painted vermilion and sporting that famous huge red lantern, is the first entrance to Asakusa Temple. On the left of the gate is a statue of the God of Wind and on the right stands the God of Thunder. Enter the gate to the Nakamise shopping street (仲見世): dozens of tiny stores sell souvenirs, Japanese sweets and salty crackers, toys, clothes (also kimono, yukata and the matching shoes), and many other goods. At the entrance to the temple grounds is the Hozomon gate (臍門), where valuable sutras are stored. On the grounds of Asakusa Kannon Temple (also called Sensoji Temple <浅草寺>), you will find the Kannon-do Main Hall, with its enshrined image of Kannon, and the Five-Story Pagoda (reconstructed in 1973). The Asakusa Shrine (浅草神社) is hidden behind the temple. As you come back from the temple to the Kaminarimon Gate, you will see on your right the Shin-Nakamise shopping street （新仲見世）, where you can find, among others, traditional Japanese fabric, clothes, shoes and umbrellas, a porcelain store, etc. If you have time / interest Kappabashi （カッパ橋）is a district catering to the restaurant business. Tableware, kitchen utensils, plastic food samples (found usually in the windows of restaurants) etc. are on sale in over 200 different shops. The Drum Museum (太鼓館) displays Japanese drums. It is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. The Traditional Crafts Museum (江戸下町伝統工芸館) displays traditional Japanese handicrafts. What to do next ? From Asakusa, you could go to Ueno (上野) and enjoy the park, its zoo and the different museums. Please see our Guide to Ueno for more details. How to get there: buy a 160 Yen subway ticket. Take the Ginza Subway Line bound for Shibuya and get off at Ueno Station (take the Park exit). Then, to come back to the hotel: buy a 160 Yen subway ticket, take the Hibiya subway line and get off at Higashiginza (take the exit number A1). ____________________________________________________________________________ Courtyard by Marriott Tokyo Ginza Hotel (03-3546-0111) Another suggestion: go to the Edo Tokyo Museum (江戸東京博物館) and/or the Sumo Museum (大相撲博物 館). Please see our Guide to the Edo Tokyo Museum for more details. How to get there: either walk (about 30 min), take a taxi (about 10 min – 1000 Yen) or by subway/train: go to the entrance of the Asakusa line, buy a 170 Yen subway ticket and take the Asakusa line towards Higashiginza. Get off at Asakusabashi. Transfer to the JR station, buy a 130 Yen train ticket and take the JR Sobu line to Ryogoku St, the next stop. Walk to the Sumo or the Edo Tokyo Museum. On your way to the Edo Tokyo Museum, you could stop at Asakusabashi (浅草橋). Near Asakusabashi Station, you will find many stores sellings Japanese dolls and other craft materials. To enjoy a 40 minutes cruise on the Sumida river: walk to the “Taito City Water Bus Landing”. Get off at Hamarikyu gardens (10 minutes away from the hotel by walk) or Hinode Pier (10 minutes away from the hotel by taxi). Cost: to Hamarikyu 720 Yen, plus 300 Yen entrance fee of the gardens / to Hinode Pier: 760 Yen. The last ship stopping at Hamarikyu leaves Asakusa at 3:40pm. After that, go to Hinode Pier and come back to the hotel by taxi (tell the driver “Ginza Tobu Hotel”). ≫Return ____________________________________________________________________________ Courtyard by Marriott Tokyo Ginza Hotel (03-3546-0111) Courtyard by Marriott Tokyo Ginza Hotel Guide to: Ghibli Museum （三鷹の森ジブリ美術館） Mitaka no Mori Juburi Bijutsukan ≫Return “Let’s Lose Our Way Together” is the concept of this museum which was planned by Hayao Miyazaki, famous for “Spirited Away”, “Princess Mononoke” and “My neighbor Totoro”. The museum is located in Mitaka city, which is about a 20 min train ride from Shinjuku. At the museum children can climb Totoro’s Cat Bus and visitors walk through a replica of Miyazaki’s original design studio as well as see a process of making animation films and an original short film which can be seen only in the museum theatre. A life-size model of a robot from the animation “Castle in the Sky (Laputa)” stands on the roof top of the museum. Ｔｈｅ museum also features a special exhibition, starting April each year. Location: Ghibli Museum Tokyo 181-0013, Mitaka-shi, 1-1-83 Shimorenjaku tel: 0570-055777 (Japanese only) http://www.ghibli-museum.jp Opening hours: Museum 10:00am - 6:00pm Cafe 11:00am - 7:00pm (last order 6:20pm) Closed Most Tuesdays, for open Tuesdays check on the website: http://l-tike.com/oc/leisure/ghibli/ Also closed some days each year: In May for exhibition set-up and in November for maintenance Winter holiday: Dec 27, 2011 – Jan 2, 2012 Admission Fees: (tax included) Adults/college students (anyone over 19 yrs) 1,000 Yen High school students (13-18) 700 Yen Elementary school Students (7-12 years) 400 Yen Children (4-6) 100 Yen Children (0-4) Free Buying tickets: (You must purchase beforehand, you can’t buy tickets at the museum) Before buying the ticket, you need to have in mind the day and time you wish to go to the museum. Entrance times are 10.00 am, 12.00 pm, 2.00 pm and 4.00pm. Entrance is only during a 30 min window from the purchased entrance time. Tickets for each month up to three months ahead are sold from the 1st of every month.
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  • Law Enforcement in Japan - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia Law Enforcement in Japan from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

    Law Enforcement in Japan - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia Law Enforcement in Japan from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

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