[4K] A Spring Festival at Kodaira Inari Shrine (Kodaira Tokyo, Japan) #3
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2015年 5月17(日)に 行われた小平駅前稲荷神社(東京都小平市)の春季例大祭の様子です。
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JAPAN SAKURA TRIP ❀ YAMANASHI | Fuji-san ❀ NAGANO | Matsumoto - Zenkoji - Nagano City ❀ Day 5
❀ Day 5 of my JAPAN SAKURA TRIP ❀
YAMANASHI:
0:11 - 1:48 Fuji-san, Lake Kawaguchi
1:58 - 2:32 Cherry blossom, Fuji-san (Rest area, Chuo Expressway)
NAGANO:
2:38 - 9:49 Matsumoto City
3:18 - 8:19 Matsumoto Crow Castle (cherry blossom, bridal couples, ninjas, bunnies,...)
10:07 - 13:31 Zenkō-ji Temple, Nagano suburb
13:32 - 16:21 Nagano City (15:09 - 15:56 demo against nukes)
16:25 - 18:06 funny Tv :D
The day of Sakura.
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4K Walking Akihabara on a rainy day part2,part1 prat3,
The road I went through
*Akihabara Chuo-dori part1 part2
*Hanabusa Inari Shrine part 1
*Mario part2
*Gachagacha part2
*Yanagimori-jinja Shrine part 3
It's a 4K (UHD) video of walking around Japan.
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# JAPAN
# TOKYO
# Akihabara
4K Walking Akihabara on a rainy day part3 ,part1-prat3,
The road I went through
*Akihabara Chuo-dori part1 part2
*Hanabusa Inari Shrine part 1
*Mario part2
*Gachagacha part2
*Yanagimori-jinja Shrine part 3
It's a 4K (UHD) video of walking around Japan.
If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments or on Twitter.
Map →
twitter →
Oygata Channel →
Equipment used Panasonic GH4, Panasonic LUMIX G 14 mm/F 2.5 ASPH, H-H01, MOZA Camera Stabilizer AirCross, AT 9945 CM
# JAPAN
# TOKYO
# Akihabara
4K Walking Akihabara on a rainy day part1 ,part1-prat3,
The road I went through
*Akihabara Chuo-dori part1 part2
*Hanabusa Inari Shrine part 1
*Mario part2
*Gachagacha part2
*Yanagimori-jinja Shrine part 3
It's a 4K (UHD) video of walking around Japan.
If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments or on Twitter.
Map →
twitter →
Oygata Channel →
Equipment used Panasonic GH4, Panasonic LUMIX G 14 mm/F 2.5 ASPH, H-H01, MOZA Camera Stabilizer AirCross, AT 9945 CM
# JAPAN
# TOKYO
# Akihabara
360 Japan - Tokyo, Kyoto, Hakone
8 days in Japan (with 12 hour layover in South Korea).
Our stops included trip highlights:
Mar 29th 2018
Free Korea Transit Tours from Airport
Gyeongbokgung Palace
Insadong -
Myeongdong Shopping
Namdaemun Market
Korean BBQ
Mar 30th 2018
Shinjuku station
Fuunji Ramen
Meji Shrine
Takeshita St. (Harajuku)
Shibuya Crossing
Mar 31st
Cherry Blossom Boats - Chidorigafuchi Park
April 1st
Hakone
Matsuzakaya Honten Ryokan Check-in
Hakone Shrine
April 2nd
Kyoto Station
April 3rd
Nishiki Market
Arashiyama Monkey Park
Views and markets of Arishymaya area
Arashiyama Bamboo Park
April 4th
Kyoto station
Fushimi Inari-taisha shrine (red gates), climbed mt inari halfway
Nara Park / Tōdai-ji Temple
Higashimuki Minamimachi
April 5th
Akihabara area -Animate - anime shops
Piss Alley Shinjuku Walktrhough
April 6th
Tsukiji Fish Market
Sushi Zanmai
Ueno Park -
Ueno Mori Sakura Temple Area shops
Ameya Yokocho
Nakano Broadway Street
Sapporo Shrine Festival 2018
A short video of the start of the Sapporo Shrine Festival that took place on August 4 2018.
Japan Trip 2015 Tokyo Skytree from Ginza Multi-level crossing the Showa-dori.
Tokyo Skytree (東京スカイツリー Tōkyō Sukaitsurī) is a broadcasting, restaurant, and observation tower in Sumida, Tokyo, Japan. It became the tallest structure in Japan in 2010 and reached its full height of 634.0 metres (2,080 ft) in March 2011, making it the tallest tower in the world, displacing the Canton Tower, and the second tallest structure in the world after Burj Khalifa (829.8 m/2,722 ft).
Ginza
Ginza (銀座) is a district of Chūō, Tokyo, located south of Yaesu and Kyōbashi, west of Tsukiji, east of Yūrakuchō and Uchisaiwaichō, and north of Shinbashi.
It is a popular upscale shopping area of Tokyo, with numerous internationally renowned department stores, boutiques, restaurants and coffeehouses located in its vicinity. Ginza is recognized by many as one of the most luxurious shopping districts in the world, attracting visitors and regulars alike from across the globe.
FUSHIMI INARI SHRINE GUIDE - RTW Day 8 - 2 Minute Travel
In a slight change of itinerary from our original plan, we decided to head to Kyoto today. It really was an easy decision considering we didn't really like the hotel in Osaka we booked. We walked the 30 minutes to Osaka Station. Confusingly, there are at least three railway stations in the middle of Osaka all next to each other, JR Osaka Station, Umeda Station for trains, and Umeda Station for the subway. Easy. We caught the local train bound for Shin-Osaka Station, then the Shinkansen bound for Kyoto.
Kathryn watches a YouTube vlogger called Alli Speed (used to be Alli Trippy, formerly married to Charles Trippy), who recently visited Kyoto, and recommended going to the Fox Shrine, or Fushimi Inari, and so we did. From Kyoto Station, we caught the local train to Inari Station, and saw the temple.
Fushimi Inari is famous for Torii, or red gates. Japanese companies donate these gates with their names on them to the shrine in exchange for good luck in business. Or something like that, I'm a little bit rough in my story telling. It’s a nice walk through the gates, and very peaceful compared to Tokyo and Osaka. When you're constantly surrounded by people like ants, in the train stations, the subway stations, the department stores, it’s really nice to be in a place that’s relatively still, calm, quiet, and peaceful. I'm not suggesting we live there, but sometimes it’s nice to take a time out.
We then caught a couple of subways to the next destination, Nanzen-ji Temple, once again, on Alli’s recommendation. We found it to be lovely and peaceful, with perfectly sculptured gardens. The rock gardens are a personal favourite of Kathryn and mine, the way they look like rocks in a river, with the water flowing around them is very peaceful. Monks go out every day and rake the currents around the rocks, without leaving footprints, which is very impressive.
From here, we'd had our fill of nature, so decided to head back to Kyoto Station. But first, it was time for lunch. We saw a little cafe, and sat down. Turns out there were two sections, and we sat in the smoking section. A smoking section, in a cafe! This was literally disgusting. This isn't just standing downwind of one person smoking at a bus stop. Not even the same as hanging out with the smokers outside of D4. This was a cafe filled with people smoking, and that smoke wasn't going anywhere fast. We had some pizza, spaghetti, and other things, but we left in a hurry, so quickly that Kathryn didn't even finish her meal.
All major city train stations are massive, but Kyoto Station’s architecture is really awesome. As you come up through the subway, the space opens up into this massive covered area, with an open air roof 10 stories above you, and escalators taking you up a terraced space.
From Kyoto, I intended to show Kathryn how easy it was to reach our local subway station. Just catch the Shinkansen to Shin-Osaka Station, transfer on the subway line to Umeda Station, walk to Higashi-Umeda Station, then transfer on another subway line to Minami Morimachi station.
Yeah, it sucked, and had lots of transfers. Really, the area of Osaka we picked didn’t have too much going for it. When you're used to public transport being on your doorstep and taking you anywhere, walking for 20 minutes to a subway station gets pretty tiring.
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[4K] Hidden Shrine in Akihabara, Tokyo #TYO-003
An small shrine called Hanabusa Inari located in very narrow passage was surrounded by buildings true the time, here show you how to go there from Akihabara station.
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Location: Japan,Tokyo, Chiyoda district, Akihabara
Time: 10:47am
Weather: Cloudy 19 °C
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23 days in Japan: Tokyo - Kyoto - Hiroshima - Himeji - Kirishima - Kagoshima - Kobe - Nagano - Fuji
AirBNB, Roppongi, Tokyo, Restaurant Warayakiya, Hachiko Shibuya, Starbucks, The Scramble, Restaurant Kaikaya, Hotel Cerulean Tower, Tokyo Tower, Park Shinjuku Gyoen, Hokkaido oyster, Yodobashi, Shinkansen, Bento box, Restaurant Okonomiyaki Katsu, Kyoto, Kinkaku-ji, Kiyomizu-dera, Ippodo tea, Matcha, Restaurant Jiki Miyazawa, Michelin, Matsutake, Fushimi Inari-taisha, Hiroshima, Atomic Bomb Dome, Genabaku Domu, Restaurant Sushitei Hikarimachi, Sushi, Sashimi, Itsukushima Shrine, Himeji Castle, Kirishima, Japanese BBQ, Takachihonomine ridge, Sakurajima vulcan Kagoshima, Hotel Shiroyama, Wagyu, Restaurant Ishida Kobe, Nagano, Snow Monkeys, Yudanaka Shibu Onsen, Togakushi Forest, Fuji mountain, Restaurant Isomaru Otakibashi, Narita Express, All Nippon Air, ANA.
Hand-made Soba Noodles at Narutomi (手打ち蕎麦 成冨) in Tokyo
If you're looking for marvelous hand-made soba noodles in Tokyo go to Narutomi (手打ち蕎麦 成冨):
I had eaten Japanese soba noodles quite a few times in my life, normally from Japanese buffets or at cheap restaurants outside of Japanese. But along with eating platters of fresh sashimi and bowl of ramen, one of the things I wanted to do when I was in Tokyo was eat a read hand-made meal of soba noodles. As a recommendation from Yukari, a friend of mine, we decided to go to a restaurant known as Narutomi Soba (手打ち蕎麦 成冨) in Tokyo, Japan to sample their soba noodles, and I was thrilled.
We got there for lunch, a little before they were open, and we were the first ones in the door. The menu was all in Japanese, so it was a little difficult to explain what I wanted to eat. However, at Narutomi Soba (手打ち蕎麦 成冨) they really only specialize in soba noodles, but they do serve them in a number of different way. The waitress was very kind to us, sat us down, and despite no English being on the menu, she explained to us what we could order. I knew I wanted to get the dry version, known as seiro soba or mori soba (盛り蕎麦), and so we each got one of those. At Narutomi, they also specialize in traditional style tempura, and I accidentally ordered three plates, which made my bill a bit on the expensive side, but it was so worth it.
Anyway, our mori soba / mori soba (盛り蕎麦) arrived to our table within a few moments, fresh from the kitchen where the chefs had hand prepared them with extreme care. The soba noodles were presented beautifully on nicely decorated plates and with bowls and cups that our waitress explained originated from the Edo period of Tokyo's history. Everything was beautiful. Since I didn't know the exact proper method of eating the soba, our kind waitress at Narutomi (手打ち蕎麦 成冨) said we should first add the bit of wasabi to the dipping sauce, mix it up, and then dip our soba noodles into the sauce before eating. The noodles were absolutely amazing, cold and refreshing, and they were cooked all the way through, but still had some chewy texture to them. I could actually taste the passion in them, they were so delicate and so amazingly tasty, despite being quite plain, if that makes sense.
The tempura made the perfect accompaniment for our soba noodles, and I actually accidentally ordered (I didn't really know they were so expensive when I ordered them) three plates of tempura - two scallop plate and one extra vegetable. The tempura was served in the old style, with a little plate of dipping salt instead of with the common modern dipping sauce. Again, it was extremely simple, but so good and so fresh. The vegetables were all good, but nothing compared to the giant scallop which was deep fried and meaty and sweet. It was absolutely stunning.
Though Narutomi Soba (手打ち蕎麦 成冨) was a little on the expensive side for lunch, I thought the food was unbelievably good and extremely high quality. Both the soba and tempura were so simple and plain, yet the care and precision of each dish is what made it shine. I can hoestly say this was one of the most simple yet most amazing meals I've had in a very long time. If you go to Tokyo and are looking for one of the best restaurants in the city to eat soba, make sure you check out Narutomi Soba (手打ち蕎麦 成冨).
Narutomi Soba (手打ち蕎麦 成冨)
Address: 8-18-6 Ginza, Chuo-ku,Tokyo
Open hours: 11:30 am -- 2:30 pm and 6 pm -- 8:45 pm on Monday -Friday, 11:30 am -- 3 pm on Saturday, closed on Sunday
Prices: Expect to pay about 1,500 -- 2,000 JPY per person ($14.68 -- $19.57)
How to get there
The restaurant is located very near Tsukijishijo Station, and you can walk there from that station. More details here:
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tokyo japan shinjuku hanazono-jinja(shrine) weekday morning aug 2015
tokyo japan shinjuku hanazono-jinja(shrine) weekday morning aug 2015
location is next to kabukicyo, 10minutes walk from shinjuku station east
TOKYO,TOKYO,TOKYO !（638）Kodaira Station & Around [Kodaira-shi] 〜小平駅周辺をまわってみました！
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Tokyo Şehir Turu - Tokyo City Tour
İstanbul'dan Tokyo'ya uzun bir uçuş ve bir yolculuk.
Ginza'da bir gün.
Ginza, Tokyo'nun Chūō semtinde bulunan bir semttir. Tokyo'nun popüler lüks alışveriş bölgesi olup sayısız uluslararası mağaza, butik, restoran ve kahvehaneye ev sahipliği yapmaktadır. Semt dünyanın en lüks alışveriş bölgelerinden biri olarak görülmektedir ve tüm dünyadan ziyaretçileri çekmektedir.
Metro, Otobüs ve Trenleriyle Tokyo.
Dünya'nın en yüksek çelik kulesi Tokyo Tower, Eyfel'den daha yüksek. Tokyo Kulesi Minato-ku'daki Shiba Parkındadır. 333 metre yüksekliğinde ve 4000 ton ağırlığındadır. Kulenin tasarımı Paris'teki Eiffel Kulesi baz alınarak yapılmıştır.
Skytree, Burc Halife'den sonra Dünya'nın en yüksek ikinci kulesi'nden Tokyo nasıl görünüyor? Tokyo Skytree, şu anda Japonya'nın en yüksek ve dünyada Burç Halife'den sonra en yüksek 2. kulesidir. 634 m yüksekliktedir. Geceleri LED ışıklarla aydınlatılmaktadır. Aslında Tokyo Kulesi ile aynı görevi taşır.
Senso Ji Tapınağı- Budist tapınağı Japonya'nın en eski tapınağı .
Çevre çok hareketli bir sürü mağaza yer alıyor.
Tokyo'da Gece
Geleneksel Çay Seremonisi - Aile, gelenek, kültür gibi kavramların birleştiği bir seremoni. Saygı en önemli unsur.
Japon Dansları
Balık Pazarı
Tsukiji Honkwanji (Uzun tarihe rağmen, Tsukiji Honganji yeni bir tapınaktır. Sadece 80 yıldan biraz fazla. Önceki binalar 1657'deki dolaylarında yanmış ya da 1923'teki büyük Kanto depreminde yıkılmıştır. Tasarımı eski Hint Budist stillerine dayanıyor..Tapınakta yer alan org 2.000 boru ile oldukça büyük. )
Tokyo İmparatorluk Sarayı, Japonya İmparatoru'nun Tokyo'da bulunan resmî ikametgâhıdır. Saray Tokyo'nun Chiyoda semtinde yer almakta olup başta ana saray, İmparatorluk ailesinin özel konutları, arşiv, müze ve idari ofisler olmak üzere birçok binayı içermektedir.
Shibuya, Japonya'nın başkenti Tokyo'nun 23 özel semtinden biridir. Shibuya'daki yaya geçidinden yoğun saatlerde tek seferde yaklaşık 2 bin 500 kişi yolun karşısına geçiyor. Günde 1 milyon civarında ziyaretçi çeken geçidin yarım saatlik insan trafiği ise yaklaşık 45 bin kişilik bir stadyumu dolduracak kadar yoğun.
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A long flight from Istanbul to Tokyo and a journey.
A day at Ginza.
Ginza is a district in Tokyo's Chūō district. It is the popular luxury shopping area of Tokyo and hosts numerous international shops, boutiques, restaurants and coffeehouses. The neighborhood is seen as one of the world's most luxurious shopping districts and attracts visitors from all over the world.
Tokyo with Metro, Bus and Trains.
The world's tallest steel tower, the Tokyo Tower, is higher than the Eiffel. Tokyo Tower is located in Shiba Park in Minato-ku. It measures 333 meters in height and weighs 4000 tons. The tower's design is based on the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
What does Tokyo look like after Skytree, Burc Caliph? Tokyo Skytree is now the tallest tower in Japan and the second highest in the world after the Burj Khalifa. 634 m high. It is illuminated by LED lights at night. In fact, it carries the same task as the Tokyo Tower.
Senso Ji Temple - Buddhist temple is the oldest temple in Japan.
There are lots of shops moving around the environment.
Night in Tokyo
Traditional Tea Ceremony - A ceremony where concepts such as family, tradition and culture meet. Respect is the most important element.
Japanese Dances
Fish market
Tsukiji Honkwanji (Long history, Tsukiji Honganji is a new temple, a little over 80 years old. Previous buildings were burned around 1657 or collapsed during the great Kanto earthquake in 1923. Its design is based on ancient Indian Buddhist styles. quite large with.)
Tokyo Imperial Palace is the official residence of the Japanese Emperor in Tokyo. The palace is located in Tokyo's Chiyoda district and includes many buildings, including the main palace, the private houses of the Imperial family, the archives, museums and administrative offices.
Shibuya is one of the 23 special districts of Tokyo, the capital of Japan. Approximately 2 thousand 500 people cross the road from the pedestrian crossing in Shibuya at one time. One-half of the day's traffic, which attracts around 1 million visitors per day, is nearly enough to fill a stadium of about 45 thousand people.
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By bicycle to the Ghibli Museum from Mitaka Station/На велосипеде до Музея Гибли от станции Митака.