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Tokyo Kanagawa Chiba Saitama Tochigi Yamanashi Shizuoka Gunma TOKYO Photo by Shinkenchiku-sha photo:Chuo City Tourism Association 1 Tokyo Station 4 Ginza 7 Shibuya 10 Shibuya Hikarie 13 Asakusa 16 Jiyugaoka 20 Mt.Takao The Tokyo Station brick station building was Ginza is the classy area of Tokyo The statue of Hachiko is famous and This high-rise complex opened in Shibuya in The Kaminarimon gate is a famous Asakusa Some of the fashionable streets of this popular area of Mount Takao, with a three-star rating restored to its original appearance in October where many of Japan's oldest brands marks the spot where the dog Hachiko 2012 and contains 34 floors and 4 basement landmark known as the temple gate to Sensoji town include the red-brick Sunset Array, Marie Claire from Michelin Travel, is located in a quasi- Street lined with Sakura trees, and the La Vita, which is known as of 2012, taking pains to preserve the original have their flagship stores. With many waited for his professor owner at floors. The complex offers many features Temple. The gate is easily identified by the 3.3 national park about 50 minutes from Tokyo. the Venice of Jiyugaoka. With all of the cafes, restaurants and fashion historical building as much possible. During sophisticated department stores, jewelry Shibuya Station. Hachiko's story was to enjoy including the ShinQs commercial m wide, 3.9 m tall, 700 kg in weight large red There are three mountain-climbing trails. stores, even walking around aimlessly can be an enjoyable experience. the Meiji Era a number of brick buildings were constructed modelled stores, stationery stores, cosmetics retold in the film Hachi: A Dog's Tale complex, a dining floor with 26 different lantern. The spot is popular with international You can also reach the summit by taking The old confectionery shops, soba restaurants, and izakayas (Japanese after Lombard Street in London. As the entryway to Tokyo, Tokyo stores, pastry shops, and others, even just walking around and checking starring Richard Gere. The area is also restaurants, a full-fledged theater and creative tourists and approximately 30 million people the cable car from Kiyotaki Station to Station is becoming an area of refined and sophisticated facilities and the area out is an enjoyable experience. The Kabukiza Theatre is known as the home of SHIBUYA109, space with nearly 2,000 seats, and a multi- visit each year. The Nakamise shopping bars) are also popular and interesting places to visit. Takaosan Station. Either route will take establishments including restaurants, shops, and more. highly recommended as a place to experience traditional Japanese a sacred place in young women's fashion. The postmodern cylindrical purpose hall. Check for more information on center, which has been in continual existence ▶ Jiyūgaoka Station via Tokyu you to the summit in about 90 minutes. Some points of interest culture. The theatre also features a gallery that helps people from any tower of the store is a symbol of Shibuya. the shops that interest you and the schedule of since the Edo Period is popular spot nearby ⦿ URL: http://www.gotokyo.org/en/index.html near Takaosan Station include Monkey Park featuring over 60 ▶ Approximately 11 minutes on the Keikyu Airport Line from Haneda Airport International country or generation enjoy the wonders of Kabuki. ⦿ URL: http://www.gotokyo.org/en/index.html events before coming out to see the complex! Sensoji Temple. monkeys, and Wildflower Garden, where you can see nearly 300 Terminal Station to Shinagawa Station. Then approximately 7 minutes to Tokyo ▶ Approximately 8 minutes on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line from JR Tokyo Station to ⦿【Ginza Information】URL:http://www.ginza.jp/?lang=en ⦿ Address:2-21-1 Shibuya, Shibuya Ward, Tokyo ▶ Approximately 2 minutes on the JR Chuo Line rapid service from Tokyo Station to Kanda Station after transferring to the JR Yokosuka Line at Shinagawa Station. Akasaka Mitsuke Station. Then approximately 7 minutes to Shibuya Station after transferring 17 different types of wildflowers throughout the different seasons. ▶ Ginza Station via the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Marunouchi Line, and Hibiya Line Phone Number:03-5468-5892 URL: http://www.hikarie.jp/en/index.html Station. Then approximately 9 minutes to Asakusa Station after transferring to the Tokyo Keikyu Tourist Information Center to the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line at Akasaka Mitsuke Station. ▶ Directly connected to Exit No. 15 at Shibuya Station via Tokyu Metro Ginza Line at Kanda Station. Visit the concierge desk at the Keikyu Tourist Information Center ⦿ URL:http://www.takaotozan.co.jp/takaotozan_eng1/index2.htm located in the second floor of Haneda Airport International Terminal ▶ Takaosanguchi Station via Keio Electric Railway Kiyotaki Station or Takaosanguchi Station via Takao Tozan Railway Station if you ever need any help with purchasing PASMO or other 2 Tokyo Tower Ⓒ 2015 SANRIO CO.,LTD 5 Ueno 8 train tickets, sightseeing information, information on train and bus Tokyo Tower was completed in 1958 as a Nippori 11 Sanrio Puroland 14 transfers and schedules, or any assistance. Ueno still feels like a town from the Futakotamagawa rise S.C. broadcast tower. However, some of this role Nippori retains its nostalgic, traditional feeling with its This indoor theme park offers you the Showa period. Just browsing through Futako Tamagawa is a harmonious ⦿【KEIKYU Tourist Information Center】Phone Number:03-5789-8686 21 has been passed onto Tokyo SkyTree and the historic temples and shrines as well as the old warehouse chance to meet many Sanrio characters such URL:http://www.haneda-tokyo-access.com/en/ Odaiba the over 400 shops that line Ameya- town in created to include a lush, transition to digital television broadcasting. district. Enjoy a stroll around old candy and textile shops. as Hello Kitty, Kiki & Lala, My Melody, ▶ Haneda Airport International Terminal Station via Keikyu line From Odaiba Seaside Park to the Yokocho is a fun and enjoyable natural environment. The Futako Tokyo Tower is still a popular tourist attraction Yanaka Cemetery is highly recommended during the and more. The theme park also features Rainbow Bridge, you can relax and experience. The National Museum of Tamagawa Rise Shopping Center thanks to the artistic tower illumination and cherry blossom season. If you are interested in learning many fun and entertaining shows and attractions, shops with many enjoy dynamic viewing the bayside of Tokyo. Also you can see Nature and Science is a popular destination for learning about the features an open and spacious area the amazing view from the observation deck. about Japanese culture and trying such traditions as the character-themed products, and unique restaurants with original the Mt. Fuji and the Tanzawa Mountains in the distance from history of man, the evolution of animals and plant life, the history of with lush nature amidst shops and 18 Natural Hot Spring Heiwajima ⦿ Address:4-2-8 Shibakoen, Minato Ward, Tokyo tea ceremony, calligraphy, making soba noodles, kimono or enjoying menus. Another interesting experience available is the Silhouette the Hachitama Observation Deck of the Fuji TV Building.Other the universe, and other topics. The Ueno Zoo and Ueno Park is highly restaurants creating a pleasant URL:http://www.tokyotower.co.jp/ traditional food, you must make a visit to Yanesen. Yanesen also offers Art attraction. Check the activity schedule before your visit to plan This wonderful resort features not only hot springs, but also a variety popular attractions include the Palette Town with its famous for recommended as a destination to relax and unwind. and enjoyable experience. The 109 ▶ 7-minute walk from Kamiyacho Station via the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line some cultural experience workshops available without a reservation. which activities you want to experience and which of your favorite of spas including a highly concentrated carbonated hot spring, a stone the Ferris wheel and the Venus Fort outlet shopping mall. 15-minute walk from Hamamatsucho Station via the Tokyo Monorail Cinemas Futako Tamagawa and other new establishments opened in ⦿【Taito City Tourism Section】 characters you want to meet! sauna and many others. Massages, beauty treatments and many other ⦿【Rinkai Line Access to Odaiba】URL:http://www.twr.co.jp/lg/en/odaiba.html URL:http://www.city.taito.lg.jp/index/multi/index.html ⦿【Yanesen Tourist Info. & Culture Centre】Address: Yanaka3-13-7, Taitou Ward, Tokyo April of 2015. Phone Number:03-3828-7878 URL: http://www.ti-yanesen.jp/en/ ⦿ Address:1-31 Ochiai, Tama City, Tokyo URL:http://en.puroland.jp/ programs are also offered. Dining choices include Japanese, Western, 【Tokyo Odaiba.net】URL:http://www.tokyo-odaiba.net/en/ ▶ Ueno Station via the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and Ginza Line ⦿ Address:2-21-1, tamagawa, Setagaya Ward, Tokyo ▶ Nippori station via Keisei Electric Railway ▶ Keiō-Tama-Center Station via Keio and Chinese menus for your enjoyment. We also provide a convenient ▶ Tokyo Teleport Station via the Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit Rinkai Line Phone Number:03-3709-9109 URL: http://sc.rise.sc.e.rv.hp.transer.com/ Daiba Station via the Yurikamome Line Tama-Center Station via Tama Monorail shuttle bus service for customers arriving to or departing from 3 Odakyu Tama Center Station via Odakyu Electric Railway ▶ Futako-tamagawa Station via Tokyu TOKYO SKYTREE® Haneda Airport late at night (reservation required). TOKYO SKYTREE opened in May of 2012 as 6 ⦿ Address:Big Fun Heiwajima 2F, 1-1-1 Heiwajima, Ota Ward, Tokyo a free-standing broadcast tower and tourist Akihabara 9 Shinjuku URL: http://www.heiwajima-onsen.jp/en/index.html Akihabara is a popular area which ▶ From Heiwajima Station via Keikyu line, 10 minutes by the One-Coin Bus 22 Shibamata attraction. At a height of 634 meters, the tower The Shinjuku area is the largest commercial 12 15 Zojo-ji Temple was recognized by the Guinness Book of World features a great number of small Ikebukuro This area in downtown Tokyo full of and large electronics shops.
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