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278 Index Les numéros en bleu renvoient aux cartes. 21_21 Design Sight 76 Asuka 168 Cathédrale Ôura 60 bouddhas d’Usuki 216 Atago-jinja 161 Tenshudô 208 Avenue Jizo dori 91 Cathédrale Sainte- Avenue Kappabashi- Marie de Tôkyô 83 A dori 70 Cathédrale Urakami Aburimochi 153 Avenue Omotesando 113 Tenshudô 208 Ad Museum 75 Avenue Omotesandô 62 Cat Street 63 Aida, Mitsuo 73 Avenue Takeshita 61 Cénotaphe pour les victimes de la bombe Ainokura 126 Ayoama 61 atomique 178 Aïnous 224 Center Gai 59 Aizu-Wakamatsu 243 B Centre commercial Akagi-jinja 88 HEP Five 169 Akasaka 75 Baie Matsushima-wan 242 Centre d’interprétation Akihabara 90 Bain public municipal 230 Tsugaruhan Néputa Akita 240 Bain public Shitan-yu 216 Mura 239 Akiyoshidai 186 Baseball (Yakyû) 263 Château blanc 174 Akiyoshidô 186 Belvédère de Château de Hikone 141 Alpes centrales 132 Shiroyama 126 Château de Kawagoe 101 Alpes du Nord 127 Benesse House 201 Château de Alpes japonaises 122 Beppu 216 Matsumoto 129 Amanohashidate 164 Biei 231 Château de Nagoya 116 Amatérasu 218 Bikan-chiku 191 Château d’Inuyama 118 Ancien hôtel de ville Bouddha de bronze Château du shogun de Hakodaté 225 du VIIe s. 168 Nijô-jo 158 Ancien quartier des Bouddhisme 37 Château Hirosaki-jô 239 geishas 145 Brasserie française Château Karatsu-jô 214 Ancien siège du Paul Bocuse 76 Château Kôchi-jô 196 gouvernement de Bunkamura 60 Château Matsué-jô 187 Hokkaidô 228 Château Matsuyama-jô 199 Ando Museum 201 Bunkyô Civic Center 89 Bunraku 170 Château Nakijin, Anime 256 ruines du 247 Butsuden 121 Aoi Matsuri 156 Château Ôsaka-jô 169 Byôdô-in 164 Aomori 238 Château Shimabara-jô 213 Aquarium Churaumi 247 Château Shuri 247 Arashiyama 159 C Château Tsuruga-jô 243 Arima Onsen 174 Chemin de la Arita 214 Café 1894 73 philosophie 151 Armani 74 Cap Ashizuri 196, 197 Chemin des 88 Art House Project 201 Cap Muroto-Misaki 197 temples 195 Art Nature Trail 112 Cap Sôya 234 Chemin du Arts martiaux 262 Capsule hotels 60 Tôkaidô 108, 110 Asahi 70 Caretta Shiodome 75 Chichu Art Museum 201 Asahikawa 230 Cascades Anmon- Chien Hachikô 58 Asakusa 69 no-Taki 238 Chinatown 103 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765873273 Index 279 Chi-no-Iké Jigoku 216 Église catholique Tsuwano Furano Cheese Chiran 220 Katorikku Kyôkai 189 Factory 231 Chôkoku No Mori 111 Église Ôno Kyôkai-dô 208 Furano Ski Resort 231 Christianisme 38 Église Saint-François- Furano Wine Factory 231 Chûbu 114, 115 Xavier 213 Fushimi-inari taisha 162 Chûbu Sangaku Église Shitsu Kyôkai 208 Fusuma 154 Kokuritsu Koen 130 Église Tabira Tenshudô 213 Futarasan-jinja 106 Chûgoku 176, 177 Ehime 198 Chû-sha 128 Entsû-in 243 Chûson-ji 240 Étang de Shinobazu 68 G Chute Kûya no taki 161 Étang Myojin 131 Gare de Kyôto 144 Chutes Kegon 106 Événements 264 Gare de Shinjuku 54 Chutes Ôko-no-Taki 221 Expo Nitten 76 Gare de Tôkyô 73 Chutes Ryûzu 106 Gare JR 116 Cimetière d’Aoyama 62 F Gasshô-zukuri Cimetière de Yanaka 68 Minkaen 126 Cimetière Okuno-in 171 Faune 252 Gastronomie 272 Cinéma 256 Ferme Tomita 231 Geishas 148 Cinq Lacs 134, 136 Festival Aomori Nébuta Genbaku-no-Ko no Zô 180 Climat 25 Matsur 238 Genbaku Shibotsusha Cloche de bronze 96 Festival de la neige 232 Ireihi 178 Clocher Toki-no-kane 99 Festival des âges 157 Genkai Hamanoura- Confucianisme 38 Festival des roses no-Tanada 215 Cosmo World 102 trémières 156 Géographie 22 Croisière 79 Festival Hirosaki Ghibli Museum 98 Néputa Matsuri 239 Culture japonaise 255 Ginowan 247 Festivals 125, 156, 232 Ginza 74 Fêtes traditionnelles 264 Ginza Place 74 Fleuve Meguro 85 D Gion 145 Fleuve Sumida 70, 79 Daikanransha 81 Gion Matsuri 156 Flore 252 Daikanyama T-Site 85 Gokayama 124 Four Nakazato Daykanyama 85 Tarôémon 214 Golden-Gai 56 Dazaifu 206 Fujigoko 135 Gorge Oirasé 239 Dazaifu Tenman-gû 206 Fujiko F. Fujio Museum 98 Gorge Shiratani Unsui 221 Déjima 210 Fuji, mont 134 Gorge Takachiho-kyô 219 Dentsu 75 Fuji-san 134 Goshikinuma 243 Désastres naturels 24 Fuji TV 80 Gozan no Okuribi 157 Déwa-sanzan 242 Fukagawa Edo Grand bouddha 167 Diète nationale 77 Museum 90 Grand Bouddha 94 Dit du Genji 143 Fukui 121 Grande pagode de Dôgo Onsen 199 Fukui Kenritsu Kyôryû la Paix 113 Dôme de Genbaku 178 Hakubutsukan 121 Grande vallée de Drum Museum 70 Fukuoka 204 la neige 131 Fukuoka Asian Art Grotte Ama-no- Museum (FAAM) 206 Yasukawara 219 E Fukuoka-jô 204 Grotte de Genbu 175 Ebisu 85 Fukushima 243 Grotte Mikurodo 197 Économie 40 Funaoka-yama 154 Grottes Chikura- Édifice Sompo Japan 52 Funitel Hakoné no-Iwaya 221 Edo, ancien château d’ 71 Ropeway 108 Grottes Nanatsugama 215 Edo-Tôkyô Museum 89 Furano 231 Gusuku 246 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765873273 280 Index H Hoko-sha 128 Iwakuni 186 Homma Museum Iwami Ginzan 188 Hagi 185 of Art 241 Iwata-yama 160 Hagi-jô 185 Honden 187 Iwaté 240 Haguro-san 242 Honkan 64 Iwaya-ji 199 Haiden 187 Honma-ké 241 Izumo 187 Hakata Dontaku 206 Horyuji 64 Izumo Taisha 187 Hakata Gion Hôshun-in 154 Yamakasa 206 Hôtel Park Hyatt 52 Hakodaté 224 Hotokégaura 239 J Hakoné 107 Hôzô-mon 69 environs 109 Jardin botanique Hakoné Museum Hozugawa kudari 159 de l’Université de of Art 111 Humax Pavilion 59 Hokkaidô 228 Hakoné Sekisho Hyôgo 174 Jardin botanique Shiryôkan 108 Koishikawa Hakoné Tozan Shokubutsuen 89 Cable Car 108 I Jardin de cerisiers Hanami 71 Ibusuki 221 tardifs 152 Harajuku 61 Idemitsu Museum Jardin des pivoines 67 Hara Museum of of Arts 72 Jardin Fujita Kinen Contemporary Art 85 Iimori-yama 243 teien 239 Heiseikan 64 Ikaruga 167 Jardin Genkyu-en 141 Heiwa Kinen Ikebukuro 82 Jardin Glover-en 211 Shiryôkan 178 Ikigai 248 Jardin Hama-Rikyû Hermès 74 Ikoma 168 Teien 75 Hida Takayama Ikoma Sanjo 168 Jardin Happo-en 86 Museum of Art 122 Ikuta-jinja 174 Hiei-zan 142 Jardin Jingû naien 63 Île Amami Ôshima 221 Jardin Kitasaito 230 Higashi Chaya 121 Île Amami-shotô 221 Higashi Gyoen 71 Jardin Koishikawa Île de Hashima 212 Higashi Hongan-ji 145 Kôraku-en 88 Île de Naoshima 201 Higashi Ushirobata Jardin sec 152 Île d’Enoshima 96 Tanada 185 Jardin Sengan-en 220 Île de Teshima 201 Higashiyama 145 Jardin Shosei-en 145 Île de Yakushima 221 Higashiyama Jardins Kiyosumi-teien 90 Île Rishiri 235 Teramachi 122 Jardins Ritsurin-koen 201 Île-volcan Sakura-jima 220 Hikarie 59 Jardin Suikei-en 99 Imari 214 Hikone 141 Jardin Suizen-ji Inakadaté-mura 239 Himeji 174 Jôju-en 217 Institute for Nature Hirado 213 Jardin Tensha-en 198 Study 86 Hirado Xavier Kinen Jardin Yusui Teien Intermediatheque 73 Kyôkai 213 Shimeisô 213 Inujima 190 Hiraizumi 240 Jetée Ôsanbashi 102 Hirosaki 239 Inujima Art House Jidai Matsuri 157 Hiroshima 178 Project 191 Jigokudani 128, 227 Hiroshima Heiwa Inujima Art Project 191 Kinen Kôen 178 Inujima Seirensho Jigoku Méguri 216 Hiroshima-jô 180 Bijutsukan 191 Jo an 119 Histoire 28 Inuyama 118 Jômon Sugi 221 Hokkaidô 222 Isetan 54 Joyoden 121 Hokkaidô Lavender Ishiyama-dera 143 Jufuku-ji 95 Festival 232 Ito Yokado 56 Jukusha 187 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765873273 Index 281 K Kitazawa River Lac Kinrin-ko 216 Green Way 60 Lac Kuttara 227 Kabuki 152, 260 Kiyomizu-dera 148 Lac Mashû 233 Kabuki-Cho 56 Kôbé 174 Lac Mikurigaike 132 Kachiya Yokocho 100 Kôchi 196 Lacs Jûniko 238 Kadokura-misaki 221 Kôchi Art Museum 196 Lac Taisho 130 Kagawa 200 Kodéra Méguri Course 183 Lac Tôya 225 Kagoshima 220 Kofun Ishibutai 168 Lac Yunoko 107 Kagurazaka 88 Koishikawa 88 Lalique Museum 112 Kaiyukan 169 Kôka 141 Landmark Tower 101 Kakunodaté 240 Kokkai Gijido 77 Langue japonaise 269 Kakuré kirishitan 210 Kokusai-dôri 246 LaQua 89 Kamakura 94 Kômyô-do Hall 113 Lee Ufan Museum 201 Kamakura National Kongôfukuji 196 Treasure House Ligne Yamanote 67 Konica Minolta Littérature 257 Museum 95 Planetarium 70 Little Prince Museum 112 Kamameshi 166 Konjiki-dô 240 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    Report on Site Visit to Japan (19‐25 October 2008) by Djoko Luknanto1 Contents Report on Site Visit to Japan (19‐25 October 2008) ................................................................... 1 Background ............................................................................................................................. 1 Schedule of Visit ..................................................................................................................... 1 Fugoppe Cave ......................................................................................................................... 2 Temiya Cave ............................................................................................................................ 4 Nikko Shrines and Temples (World Heritage site).................................................................. 6 The Ishidorii ........................................................................................................................ 6 The Okusha Hoto ................................................................................................................ 6 The Honden ........................................................................................................................ 6 Comments Fugoppe and Temiya Caves ................................................................................. 8 ) Comments Nikko Shrines and Temples .................................................................................. 9 Kb Acknoledgements ................................................................................................................
  • Calendar of Events April 2021 Notes: 1

    Calendar of Events April 2021 Notes: 1

    Calendar of Events April 2021 Notes: 1. Published by Tourist Information Center of Japan National Tourism Organization and all rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. ©2021 Japan National Tourism Organization 2. Dates, times and functions are subject to change without notice. Especially schedule of outdoor events and flower festival may change due to the weather. Be sure to check the latest information in advance. 3. The access shows only major route. Please refer to following URL for alternative transportation from the station where you want to start. http://www.hyperdia.com/en/ 4. Japanese words appearing in the column provide the name of the event, the place and access for you to point out to Japanese passerby when you need help. 5. Please refer to URL (basically in Japanese) for each event. If you have further questions, please call TIC, JNTO at following number. TIC, JNTO Tel : (03)-3201-3331 from overseas +81 3 3201 3331 Glossary︓ Matsuri Festival, Event Special Remarks: Hanami 花見 Dates and Times are shown as follows which is common in Japan. Hanami , Cherry Blossom Viewing is a common sight in the spring in Japan. The cherry blossoms - "sakura" are usually Dates : M/D April 3 ⇒ 4/3 in full bloom from the end of March to April. Please visit Time : 24 hours system 8:00am ⇒ 8:00 JNTO Cherry blooming forecast site; 8:00pm ⇒ 20:00 http://www.jnto.go.jp/sakura/eng/index.php The following events are still to be confirmed. (as of Mar.21) Please check the latest information in advance.