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Nuke-Benten
Although Nukebenten already became like a name of a place now, there had been Itsukushima Shrine where Yoshiie Minamotono prayed for victory in war in old days. Because former Kamakura Highway went along this neighborhood…
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Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden Kyu-Goryo-Tei(Taiwan Pavilion)
In commemoration of marriage of the Emperor Showa, it was completed in building donated by voluntary Japanese residents in Taiwan at the time in 1927,designed by architect, Matsunosuke Moriyama.…
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Shinjuku Expressway Bus Terminal
It is a transport terminal located near Shinjuku Station South gate. All the platform of highway bus and taxi around the station gathered in the terminal. You can easily transfer from Shinjuku railway station to any platform you look for. High speed, long distance…
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Taiso-ji (Taiso-Temple)
It is a temple of the Jodo sect of Buddhism, formally called "Kakanzanhongakuintaisoji". The predecessor of Taisoji is "Taisoan", which is a thatched hut that a monk named Taiso established in 1596. Inner…
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Kinokuniya Book Store Shinjuku Main Store
Kinokuniya Bookstore is the largest bookstore storing about 1,200,000 goods including Japanese and foreign books, comics, CDs, and DVDs. They also offer us duty-free goods. The first-floor Japanese green tea cafe…
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Suga Jinja (Suga Shrine) (Shinjuku Mini Museum) The Thirty-Six Poetic Geniuses
Before Meiji Era, there had been Gozutennou shrine and Inari shrine. Later, those two shrines were enshirined together and became "Suga Shrine". With Suka of company name, Yukio Susa life is…
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Shinjuku Promenade Park "Four Seasons Pathway"
The streetcar departing from Shinjuku was abolished in 1970. The site of the railway track was remodeled as "Shinjuku Promenade Park Four Seasons Pathway" in 1974. Of "green…
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Hanazono Shrine
Hanazono Shrine is the local shrine of Naitoh Shinjuku. It came into being when kanjo, ceremonial transfer of a divided tutelary deity to a new location, of Mount Yoshino occurred in Yamato province. There was the cause near Shinjuku 3 chome intersection, but the Kanei era year (1624 through 44)…
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Tokyo Some Monogatari Museum
With the development of Edo shogunate, it became common for people to wear clothes such as finely pattterned or calico printed clothes. This resulted in the increase in the number of people dedicated to dyeing industry. In Kanda and Asakusa having abundant high quality water…
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Shinjuku Yamanote Shichifukujin Tour
Visiting Shichifukujin (The Seven Deities of Good Fortune) is an event where you visit shrines that enshrine Shichifukujin to pray for your good fortune between January 1st and 7th. It is about time when, with the Seven Deities of Good Luck, in the middle of the Muromachi era; the beginning of Takebayashi…
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Inari Kioujinja (Kiou Shrine)
The material cost fuku*ineka of the Suwa Shrine precincts of Totsuka Kanjiyo in (1653) in 1653, and farmer Seiemon Tanaka of here did Kanjiyo from Kumano in (1832) in 1832…
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Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Rakuu-Tei
Rakuu-Tei, located in the Japanese Traditional Garden, is a tea house built in 1987. White plum blossoms in front of Rakuu-Tei bloom earliest in Shinjuku Gyoen. Standing up and making a bow seat (Riyu Rei…
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Hozenji (Hozen temple)
Hozenji (Hozen temple) is a temple of Nichiren Buddhism, and its official name is "Shunjizanmitsuharuhozenji". Worship the one of the hilly section Seven Deities of Good Luck "God of Longevity"; and of full color that is good as for the state of preservation into the main hall of a Buddhist temple "seven…
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TOKYO TOY MUSEUM
It was once an elementary school, but was reformed as a toy museum that exhibit about 5,000 wooden toys after it was closed down. Including board game which domestic and foreign traditional toys, adults can enjoy actually…
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Zenkokuji Temple
Zenkokuji Temple was bulit in 1595 in kouji-machi under the order of Ieyasu Tokugawa. We encounter fire in 1670 (Kanbun 10)…
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Eifukuji (Eifuku Temple)
Eifukuji is a temple of soto sect of Buddhism and called Ohisayamaeifukuji. It is said to have been built in 1648. When enter at the gate of Eifukuji (Eifuku Temple); bronze Buddhist image and guardian deity of children of dew seat that is rare in Shinjuku-ku…
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Tamagawa Water Supply Naito Shinjuku Walking Road (Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden)
Around Shinjuku Gyoen Okido Gate, there used be water guard that supplied drinking water to Edo. Promenade of 540m in total length was completed along (2012), former duct along…
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Seseragi no Sato Park
Seseragi no Sato Park is 8,000 square meters. It was built on the ground above a sewage treatment facility. "There is a little stream around which Quercus serrata grows thickly. " Care…
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Shinjuku Historical Museum
Shinjuku Historical Museum was established as the center of Shinjuku's history and its culture. Change nimokakawa of sudden urbanization, war damage after the Meiji era and revival and the busy history…
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Teikoku Databank Historical Museum
Teikoku Databank Museum opened in April, 2007 as the only museum of credit research. It is pane in permanent exhibition in history of world credit check for 200 years…
