2_The Samurai Museum (Shinjuku Japan)
The Museum display original Samurai armors from the Muromatchi to Edo Period.
Kamakura Period: This room explains how the Kamakura Samurai fought as well as the Kamakura Bakufu, the first Samurai administration that lasted from 1185 to 1333Japanese Swords:
The Museum display various kinds of Japanese swords; a very long sword, pole sword and a spear made between 200 years and 800 years.Exhibition of Samurai Helmets: The Museum display some types of extraordinary-looking Samurai helmets. You can even touch original helmets. Comparison of the Armors: You can learn how to put on Samurai armor and compare an armor made for a general and common soldiers. Exhibition of Matchlock Rifles: The Museum display different types matchlock rifles made in Japan, which was the greatest gun possessing country at the 16th century. From the end of Edo period to the Azuchi-Momoyama period: You can learn history from the Azuchi-Momoyama period to the end of the Edo period. Photo Corners: You can take pictures with Japanese traditional samurais costumes, helmets, swords and Japanese kimono, etc.
The Samurai Museum is on two floors. Visitors are given a tour of the exhibits by enthusiastic English-speaking guides who at first demonstrates a number of samurai sword moves and lets out a blood-curdling scream for good measure. The detailed explanation includes information on the weapons on display and what was happening in Japanese history at the time of the rise of the samurai including the Mongol invasion of Kyushu in the 13th century.
Visitors learn that samurai warriors used disposable blades as after a few strikes the blade was no longer sharp.
Eiwa Dairoku Bldg 1F, Kabukicho 2-25-6, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0021
Le musée présente des armures de samouraï originales de la période des Muromatchi à la période Edo.
Période de Kamakura: cette salle explique comment les Samouraïs de Kamakura se sont battus, ainsi que le Kamakura Bakufu, la première administration de Samouraïs qui a duré de 1185 à 1333
Le musée expose divers types d’épées japonaises; une très longue épée, une perche et une lance fabriquées entre 200 et 800 ans.Exposition des casques Samurai: le musée présente des casques d'aspect extraordinaire. Vous pouvez même toucher les casques originaux. Comparaison des armures: Vous pouvez apprendre à enfiler une armure de samouraï et comparer une armure faite pour un général et des soldats ordinaires. Exposition de fusils Matchlock: Le musée présente différents types de fusils Matchlock fabriqués au Japon, qui était le plus grand pays détenteur d'armes au 16e siècle. De la fin de la période Edo à la période Azuchi-Momoyama: Vous pouvez apprendre l’histoire de la période Azuchi-Momoyama à la fin de la période Edo. Coins de photos: vous pouvez prendre des photos avec des costumes de samourais traditionnels japonais, des casques, des épées et des kimono japonais, etc.
Le musée Samurai est sur deux étages. Les visiteurs visitent les expositions avec des guides anglophones enthousiastes qui, dans un premier temps, démontrent un certain nombre de mouvements d'épée de samouraï et émettent un cri sanglant pour faire bonne mesure. L'explication détaillée inclut des informations sur les armes exposées et sur ce qui se passait dans l'histoire japonaise à l'époque de la montée des samouraïs, y compris l'invasion mongole de Kyushu au XIIIe siècle.
Les visiteurs apprennent que les guerriers samouraïs utilisaient des lames jetables, car après quelques frappes, la lame n'était plus tranchante.
Eiwa Dairoku Bldg 1F, Kabukicho 2-25-6, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0021
JAPANESE STREET FOOD - Tokyo Street Food Tour | AUTHENTIC Street Food in Japan + BEST Oden in TOKYO
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We ate so much good food in Tokyo including tempura, oden, yakitori and more! Japan has some INCREDIBLE Street Food you just need to go looking for it!
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In this video we take a day trip from Tokyo to Kawage, a charming town known for its well-preserved historic merchant district. While in Kawagoe we'll explore the famous Kitain Temple, explore its well-preserved merchant district, walk down Candy Alley, and finally end at Hikawa Shrine.
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In diesem Video stelle ich euch ein paar Orte rund um Tokyo vor, die sich perfekt für einen Tagesausflug eignen.
Vielleicht ist ja etwas dabei für euren ersten oder nächsten Tokyo Trip.
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Tokyo Hopline bus tour of West Central Tokyo! Part 1
This video is part 1 of 2 of the double-decker bus tour of west central Tokyo that I took with my wife, when I lived in Japan. This footage was shot with an iPhone 4S, in a single day in November of 2013. I've paraphrased and tweaked the tour bus guide's commentary, at times, without straying far from the original message, context or intent. (This video has no voiceover! Please enable captions, in order to read the tour guide's commentary.) What's the longest video that you've ever made, using just a smartphone? Feel free to like and comment, as well as subscribe to my channel!
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JR Yoyogi Station: 13:55
Odakyu Romancecar Train: 15:55
West Side of Shinjuku Station: 17:13
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Tokyo, Japan’s busy capital, mixes the ultramodern and the traditional, from neon-lit skyscrapers to historic temples. The opulent Meiji Shinto Shrine is known for its towering gate and surrounding woods. The Imperial Palace sits amid large public gardens. The city's many museums offer exhibits ranging from classical art (in the Tokyo National Museum) to a reconstructed kabuki theater (in the Edo-Tokyo Museum).
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The Ultimate Guide To Asakusa Tokyo
Showcasing a little bit of everything in Asakusa, one of Tokyo's most traditional areas. Street food, restaurants, hidden spots, where to go, what to do, sakura viewing spots, and so much more... Come join me for the ultimate travel guide to Asakusa!
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Japan Travel Guide: Tokyo Top 15 Things to Do, See, and Eat
A travel guide and tips for fifteen of the best things to do, see, and eat on your trip to Tokyo, Japan 東京! Start here for your Tokyo travel planning to see some of Tokyo's top attractions.
15 - Tsukiji Fish Market (0:42)
14 - Karaoke (3:12)
13 - Ginza (4:16)
12 - Vending Machines (6:21)
11 - Robot Restaurant Shinjuku (7:27)
10 - Meiji Shrine (9:19)
9 - Akihabara (10:27)
8 - Owl Café (13:07)
7 - Sensoji Temple (14:09)
6 - Shibuya (15:14)
5 - Yanaka (17:47)
4 - Imperial Palace (19:28)
3 - Pokemon Center (20:26)
2 - Harajuku (22:17)
1 - Food & Dining (25:17)
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Bookworms welcome! An introduction to the world's largest book city Jimbocho!
If you love books, Jimbocho is the place to go!
With about 200 bookstores, Jimbocho has a lot to offer. Most of the bookshops sell antique and rare books, however, they also offer a variety of other print media, such as old maps, old movie posters, and movie scripts. Furthermore, some bookstores are specialized in one genre, such as manga (comic) books, architecture related books, and art books and exhibition catalogs. Whether you are doing some research on old Japan, you study Japanese, or you are just looking for some nice home decor articles, Jimbocho is worth a visit!
These are some of our bookstore recommendations!
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◆ ◆ Antique books, maps and woodblock prints from the Edo period: OHYA SHOBO
Ohya Shobo
The first thing that catches your eye is the huge map of Edo Tokyo in the shop window of this bookstore. When entering the shop, shelves over shelves filled with antique books and scripts from the Edo period (1603-1868) will astonish you. The shop offers books from every genre you could think of, such as history, literature, art, calligraphy, tea ceremony, martial arts, medicine, picture books, etc. Old maps and ukiyo-e woodblock prints can be used as beautiful home decor.
◆ ◆ Art books, catalogs and artist's memoirs: BOHEMIAN'S GUILD
Bohemian's Guild
This is a must-go bookstore for everyone who loves art! The store offers an eclectic collection of foreign and Japanese art books, artists' books, and exhibition catalogs. Behind the cash register and on the second floor, several showcases show original art pieces by Takehisa Yumeji, Ogai Mori's drafts and letters from Ryunosuke Akutagawa.
◆ ◆ All about architecture - from old books to the latest volumes: NANYODO SHOTEN
Nanyodo Shoten
This bookstore is all about architecture. So it comes as no surprise that the building of the shop itself is a beautiful concrete architecture with a large window that makes the structure look light and welcoming. The first and second-floor offer are old and new Japanese architecture books as well as magazine back numbers, while the 3rd-floor has a collection of Western books.
◆ ◆ Looking for the latest manga issues or cute accessories? Check out BOOKS SANSEIDO
Books Sanseido
With over 1.4 million books of each genre, this bookstore is like a department store for books. If you are looking for the latest Japanese manga, go to the Comic Station on the 6th floor. The huge comic corner offers everything from manga classics to the latest issues. The hand-drawn signature boards of famous manga artist are also worth a look.
◆ ◆ Need a break? Read a book in a Japanese retro café!
Jimbocho area isn't only famous for its bookstores, but also for its retro cafes. One of the most popular ones is the Sabouru, which is nestled in a back alley close to Jimbocho station. The cottage style café seems like a cozy cave and once you go in, you don't want to leave ever again. The settled lighting is just bright enough to read a book. Here, you get great coffee - but if you want to order the local's favorite, you should go for the strawberry juice!
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Japanese Martial Arts Spy Story | Mission: Naginata ★ ONLY in JAPAN
Japan's Samurai City is a short and scenic train trip from Tokyo's TOBU Asakusa Station. This place of warriors, Japanese sake and good food is called Aizu Wakamatsu located in west Fukushima. It's the focus of my cringe-worthy spy story filled with deception and total mayhem.
Aizu Wakamatsu is famous for NAGINATA, a martial art using a weapon of long sticks with blades! That's why I'm here ー to learn a new skill from a bunch of old ladies who are vicious with their Naginata. I should say ー deadly!
Adding Naginata to my repertoire of deadly assault moves is my challenge but the Agent from the Underworld is in my way.
At every turn, the Agent is there to try and harm me.
Brainwashing. Poison. Pure evil. That's the Agent's game.
Thankfully I have Wakamattsun - a 30 centimeter samurai and area mascot on my side to help me out of tough spots, and I seem to get in tough spots a lot.
PS: THE ENDING is epic. Meet the mastermind himself.
WHERE IS AIZU WAKAMATSU (会津若松) ?
It's a scenic 4 hour train ride from Tokyo's Asakusa TOBU Station to Aizu Wakamatsu Station.
Here is my exact itinerary:
▶︎ DEPART 08:00 - KINU EXPRESS to Kinugawa Onsen
▶︎ CHANGE 10:00 at Kinugawa Onsen - AIZU MOUNT EXPRESS
▶︎ ARRIVE 12:01 Aizu Wakamatsu Station
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★ Tsuruga (Aizu Wakamatsu) Castle 鶴ケ城・武徳殿
★ Hanaharu Japanese Sake Brewery | 花春酒造
★ Medetaiya Ramen | めでたいや
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A night out in Asakusa - The streets of Old Tokyo.
Based in Asakusa, the heart of Tokyo since the Edo era. We want to show visitors the Tokyo of everyday. Back alleys, neighborhood cats, and old houses, are the kind of old-school stuff from Tokyo that catches our interest.
We love Tokyo and particularly East Tokyo, where stories dating back from centuries can be found in every corner.
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Hotel Yanagibasi Tokyo
Located downtown Tokyo, only one block away (couple of minutes walk) from Asakusabashi station of JR and Subway line, Hotel Yanagibashi is convenient yet affordable accommodation in Tokyo.
Able to reach to the nearest station directly or only one change (just move from right to left on same platform at Aoto station) from Narita International Airport. From Haneda International/domestic Airport, there is also direct train run by Keikyu line via Shinagawa.
Asakusabashi is one of the wholesale business districts in Tokyo and has long history of merchants for variety of Japanese traditional goods such as toys, apparel, stationeries and most importantly, Japanese traditional dolls.
Accommodation amenities include kitchen, laundry room, internet access and communication lounge. Each room has internet access, individual bath, bed sheets, blankets, pillows, towels, basic bath amenities, TV, A/C. Hair dryer, iron and ironing board, free map are available upon request at reception.
NOTE: Credit card accepted (Master Card and Visa only). Check-in is 4p.m. Free luggage storage on arrival and departure. Reception opens from 6:30a.m. to midnight. Early morning departure must be informed in advance. No curfew. ID required upon check-in. No guarantee to assign same floor for group. 24/7 Convenience stores, coffee shops and restaurants are available in neighborhood.
Access
Akihabara (Electric Town), Ryogoku (Sumo Hall), Ueno (Museums and park) and Asakusa(Edo culture) are all in 3 to 10minutes ride from Asakusabashi station.
From JR Asakusabasi-station
East Exit, turn right at Edo-street, walk straight for two blocks, turn left at the corner of pharmacy, you will find the accommodation on your right.
From Subway Asakusa line Asakusabashi-station
A1 exit, walk straight for one block on Edo street, take a left at the corner of pharmacy, hotel is located on your right. Rates are based on double occupancy. Charges for extra adults may apply and will be due directly to the hotel.
Gorgeous Nagoya Castle Special Historic Site. One of the three great castles, Aichi, Japan
Gorgeous Nagoya Castle Special Historic Site. One of the three great castles Japan Trip/ Nagoya, Aichi, Japan02 Moopon
Nagoya Castle was built in the earlier time of the Edo Period as the seat of one of the three branches of the ruling Tokugawa family, the Owari branch. As such, it was one of the largest castles in the country, and the castle town around it ultimately grew to become Japan's 4th biggest city.
Most castle buildings were destroyed in the airstrike in 1945, including the castle keep and the palace buildings. The current ferro-concrete reconstruction of the castle keep dates from 1959 and contains a modern museum with exhibits about the castle's history. The park surrounding the castle keep features two circles of moats and awesome walls with corner turrets. It’s also an attractive hanami spot during the cherry blossom season from late March to early April.
Rebuilding works began in 2009, using traditional construction materials and techniques. A first part of the reconstructed palace, including the entrance and main audience hall with beautiful replicated paintings on the sliding doors (fusuma) were completed and opened to the public in May 2013. The rest of the palace is planned to open in 2016 and 2018.
During the reconstruction works, castle visitors are allowed to enter the scaffolding structure and observe the reconstruction works from a raised corridor except on Tuesdays and Thursdays. This provides a special opportunity to observe traditional construction techniques and should not be missed.
Notice of Construction
The castle's former palace buildings are currently being reconstructed next to the main keep until spring 2018. Because visitors are allowed to closely observe the construction works, they can even enrich a visit to the castle. Furthermore, one of the castle's turret is currently being renovated until 2014.
Access Information
By Train
Take the Higashiyama Subway Line to Sakae Station from Nagoya Station (5 minutes) and change to the Meijo Subway Line to Shiyakusho Station (2 minutes). It costs 240 yen. A3 minute walk brings you to the castle’s east gate.
By Tourist Loop Bus
About 25 minutes. Fare is 200 yen per ride or 500 yen for a day pass.
From Nagoya Station to the castle’s main gate.
Hours and Fees
Hours:9:00 to 16:30 (last entry 16:00)
Closed: December 29 to January 1Construction works cannot be observed on Tuesdays and Thursdays and during lunch break (12:00 to 13:00)
Admission:500 yen
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Denbo-in garden is a garden adjacent to the famous Senso-ji temple in Asakusa.
The garden is one of the few temple gardens from the Edo period in Tokyo.
While it is one of the most impressive places in this area, it is only open during a limited time each year (from mid-March until early May). It is in fact the private garden of Senso-ji Temple’s abbot. In the olden days it was only open to nobles.
You enter the garden through the building next to the Five-storied Pagoda.
One of the famous sights in this garden is from the South-West corner where you see the pond, the large study and the Five-storied Pagoda in the background.
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