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Tokyo Toy Museum I 東京おもちゃ美術館 I Yotsuya Shinjuku I

If you have a child and you are visiting Tokyo, then you must visit this Toy Museum. Your child would have endless fun & learning here and I can guarantee, even you too would get transported back to your childhood.

This museum is very thoughtfully and creatively put together for children and offers multiple activities to a child to get engaged, think, explore & even create.

I simply fell in love with this place, hope you will enjoy watching the video and in case you want to know more about the museum please follow the link underneath. Kindly, open the link in CHROME BROWSER if you require translation from Japanese to English and you will get all the information about the museum in detail on the official website.

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GHIBLI MUSEUM + TOTORO CREAM PUFFS // TOKYO DAY 3

Welcome to another Tokyo Vlog!

Today we visit tour the Studio Ghibli Museum, a little far from the city, but highly recommended if you are a studio Ghibli fan! I read a lot of reviews that the museum was underwhelming, but I totally had a blast! Highly recommend to purchase tickets to the Ghibli Museum ahead of time!

Studio Ghibli Museum


Shiro-Hige's Cream Puff Factory

**There are two locations and I went to the one CLOSER to the museum (Kichijoji), which is smaller, but still very cute: 2 Chome-7-5 Kichijoji Minamicho, Musashino, Tokyo 180-0003, Japan

The other Location for Shiro-Hige's Cream Puff (Setagaya City)
5 Chome-3-1 Daita, Setagaya City, Tokyo 155-0033, Japan

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GINZAJANOME (Japanese Sake Bar)
*Do not recommend unless you want a really traditional bar experience!
2F, Daini Yanagiya Building, 7-10-12 Ginza,Chuoku, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan
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HACHIKO Dissected Remains Of Hachi {National Museum Of Nature And Sciences In Ueno, Tokyo, Japan}

▩ En las imágenes de éste brevísimo clip, podemos observar los restos disecados de HACHIKO, y que se exhiben actualmente en el Museo Nacional de Ciencias y Naturaleza de Ueno, en Tokio, Japón...

▩ Recordemos que HACHIKO murió el 8 de Marzo de 1935, y que fue enterrado al lado de la tumba del Profesor Ueno en el cementerio de Aoyama, Minmi-Aoyama, Minato-Ku, en Tokio, donde además se construyó un monolito con su nombre... Tiempo después, sus restos fueron recuperados para realizarle la disección, que dicho anteriormente, actualmente se exhiben en éste Museo de Ueno, en Japón...

▩ Más adelante, podemos escuchar también el ladrido de HACHI, que en el año 1994, fue descubierto por la sede de la cadena CBN de Japón, al obtener un disco de pasta roto en tres pedazos, y que contenía una grabación del ladrido de Hachiko. Luego de que los técnicos repararan el disco utilizando tecnología láser, la voz de HACHI pudo ser oída por millones de radioescuchas el sábado 28 de mayo de 1994, testimoniando así su continúa popularidad entre los japoneses...

▩ La lealtad a la memoria de su amo, ha impactado profundamente no sólo a los tokoitas, sino a todos aquellos que hemos tenido la suerte y el privilegio de conocer su sorprendente historia, y que de hecho, a día de hoy, la figura de HACHIKO continúa siendo ejemplo del espíritu de la lealtad familiar que debería ser perseguido por todos...

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DESCRIPTION: ▩ In the images of this short clip, we can observe the dissected remains of HACHIKO, which are currently exhibited at the National Museum of Nature and Sciences in Ueno, Tokyo, Japan...

▩ Let us remember that HACHIKO died on March 8, 1935, and was buried next to Professor Ueno's tomb at Aoyama, Minoy-Aoyama, Minato-Ku, Tokyo, where also built a monolith with his name... Later, his remains were recovered to carry out the dissection, which previously said, are currently exhibited in this Museum in Ueno, Japan...

▩ Later, we can also hear the barking of HACHI, which in 1994 was discovered by the headquarters of the Chain CBN of Japan, obtaining a disc of broken pasta in three pieces, and that contained a recording of the bark of Hachiko. After the technicians repaired the disc using laser technology, HACHI's voice could be heard by millions of listeners on Saturday, May 28, 1994, thus witnessing his continuing popularity among the Japanese...

▩ Loyalty to memory of his master, has profoundly affected not only the Tokoites, but all those who have had the luck and the privilege of knowing his amazing story, and that in fact, today, the figure of HACHIKO continues to be an example of the spirit of family loyalty that should be pursued by all...

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Exploring Tokyo as an Artist: Japan Trip!

This trip took place in March 2018.

Places Visited:
Shibuya
Ito-ya (art supplies and stationery)
Ghibli Museum (Mitaka)
Nakano Broadway
Shinjuku
Sekaido
Hachiko Gate
Kabuki-za (to watch kabuki)
Scramble Crossing
Gundam Cafe
Akihabara
Fluffy Pancakes
Oeudo Hotspring/ Onsen World

NOTE: We didn't end up staying in a love hotel! We hit, I kid you not, six, in two different neighborhoods and they were either:
Way too smoky to sleep in
Men's only
All Booked Up

We ended up staying in Asakusa, at the Hotel Grand Fresa

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YOKOHAMA, Japan: Nissan Stadium, Ramen Museum, Cup Noodles Museum | Vlog 5

Yokohama, Japan is well known for soccer (or football ????) and ramen. In this video, you see the most famous attractions in both fields. In Shin-Yokohama, we visit the Nissan Stadium (also known as Yokohama Stadium), and the Ramen Museum, where you can try some of the best ramen bowls you'll ever have. Food in Japan is always delicious!

The Nissan Stadium is famous for the 2002 FIFA World Cup Final and is often used for major events in Japan. In 2020, it will also host Olympic soccer matches. Now that the Rugby World Cup is over, stadium visits have resumed.

From the Ramen Museum, we went to the Cup Noodles Museum, back in Minato Mirai 21, where you can learn about Momofuku Ando, the creator of instant ramen noodles, the history of instant ramen and cupnoodles. We closed the day visiting the mall across the street, World Porters, and enjoying the view from the Ferris wheel at Cosmo World.

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So many much cat stuff~ come explore the museum with me!

Fun place to visit, taxidermy is a little crazy looking but impressive non-the-less. So much meow meow!

There was so much to see during my vacation and I have many other things I can't wait to show you ^-^

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Cat island 5 - Incredible

Cat island 5 - Incredible
We spent a day with hundreds of cats on cat island. This is Istanbul. Incredible. This place looks like the cat island in Japan. We fed the cats and played games with them. Friends who want to adopt a cat, please do not go to petshops. Here; There are beautiful cats that you will not find in any petshop. In this way; you will have saved a cat from the street. And you don't give money to those who trade animals.

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JAPAN ADVENTURE PART 1!! | DalecarlianFox

Our trip to JAPAN!!!
Here's Day 1, 2, 3 and a bit of 4 in Japan. We saw Tokyo Tower, Senso Ji, Meiji Jingu, Harajuku, Akihabara and the Ghibli Museum to name a few!! Let us know have ever been to Japan!?? What was your favourite part of Tokyo?

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The Meguro Parasitological Museum - Kacy in Japan : wgopn 046

Kacy and the gang (the hottest new group on Tokyo) head off to visit Slappy cakes, Shinjuku Gyoen National Gardens and The Meguro Parasitological Museum.




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Izu Cat's Museum part 1

I went to Izu Cat's Museum yesterday(July 6th, 2017)!

It was interesting of tons of stuffed big cats of include extinct subspecies of tigers(Javan and Southern Chinese)!

Not only tigers, there are more felidaes stuff like African, Southeastern Asia, dried part of Eurasia and North Africa, and Americas...

I hope if you love this video, subscribe and come visit Izu, Japan to check it out this museum!

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Cartoon cat celebrated in home town

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Kawasaki City, Japan - September 3, 2012
1. Tilt up of Doraemon statue at the Fujiko-F-Fujio Museum in Kawasaki City
2. Mid of child playfully hugging the statue
3. Mid of women posing with Doraemon statue
4. Wide of yellow bus painted with Doraemon characters pulls into the entrance at the Fujiko-F-Fujio Museum
5. Pan right to left - tourists take pictures of the bus
6. Wide exterior of Museum
7. Wide left to right pan of crowds gathered as the residency ceremony
8. Close of audience
9. Close of Doraemon statue
10. Wide of Kawasaki City Mayor Mr. Takao Abe, presenting Fujiko-F-Fujio Museum Director Mr. Zenshow Ito with the Certificate of Residency and then posing for photos
11. Close of enlarged certificate
12. Wide of audience clapping
13. Close pull from Mayor to wide of ceremony
14. SOUNDBITE: (Japanese) Zenshow Ito, Fujiko-F-Fujio Museum director
A year has passed since we opened the museum on September 3 last year and since our Mayor proposed awarding Doraemon with the residency of the city of Kawasaki, we thought it would be a good occasion to celebrate the two things together and that's how it all started.
15. Close left to right pan of the Certificate of Residency awarded to Doraemon
16. Mid of the Certificate
17. SOUNDBITE: (Japanese) Zenshow Ito, Fujiko-F-Fujio Museum director
We are very proud and feel honoured that people worldwide are big fans of this Japanese cartoon created by Mr. Fujiko F. Fujio. In the end though, what's most important is not where it comes from, but that fans love it and make it their own.
18. Mid pan from photographers to statue of Doraemon next to his Residency Certificate
19. Reverse shot of Doraemon with photographers and TV crews in the background
20. SOUNDBITE: (Japanese) Takao Abe, Kawasaki City mayor
Doraemon has always acted as Tourism and Culture Ambassador for Japan. Now as a resident of the City of Kawasaki he will be representing our city to the world. As the Mayor of Kawasaki I would be very happy if fans around the world can appreciate Mr.Fujiko's cartoon character's warmth and bravery.
21. Wide pan left to right of Kawasaki station area
22. Wide of busy street in front of Kawasaki station
23. SOUNDBITE: (Japanese) Takao Abe, Kawasaki City mayor
I wondered how popular today's event would be, and the turnout exceeded my expectations. I believe his popularity is intact and will continue in the future. I knew many people would come but still, I was surprised by how many people did in fact show up.
24. Wide of couple taking pictures in front of Doraemon and Nobita on top of a dinosaur
25. Mid of group having their picture taken
26. Mid of woman entering the Moshimo-box
27. Close of woman posing inside the Moshimo-box and pan out
28. Wide of two women posing for photos at the Dokodemo door
29. SOUNDBITE: (Japanese) Ms. Shizuka, 28 years old, vox pop
Doreamon is a wonderful character that makes your hopes and dreams come true. I believe Doreamon is in everyone's heart since he doesn't belong just to Nobita-kun and should be cherished by all. He is wonderful.
30. Close of Doraemon and Nobita
31. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mr. Wisnu, Indonesian student studying in Japan, vox pop
Doraemon is very famous in my country because when I was a child I always watched Doraemon in our national TV every Sunday at 8am. I still remember. I think this is a very good story, very educational and it's very colourful. I think it's not only for the children but also for the parents to educate the children.
32. Wide of girl approaching Doraemon statue
33. Close of Doraemon nose from the side


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12 October 2015 Mt Omuro Izu Ito Shizuoka Japan

My Omuro is an extinct volcano
A nice sight seeing spot

Takanawa House by O F D A Hiroyuki Ito | Tokyo, Japan | HD

• Architects
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Tokyo, Japan
• Site Area
161.50 sqm
• Building Area
95.15
• Area
229.49 sqm
• Project Year
2011
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From the architect. This three-story house is located in an elevated residential area in Tokyo. The facade contains minimal openings, in order to have relevant relations with neighbors in this area.
The house consists of two boxes which each contains several white painted spaces of various proportion including exterior courtyards. Courtyards are placed on the opposite side to each other, so the residents can receive various kinds of natural light throughout the home all day.
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Weaving Ishidajima Fabric in Fukui, Japan | Experience Fukui

For this month’s video, I visited the Sabae Fiber Association to try my hand at weaving Ishida-jima, a traditional textile with a long history in the area.

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Niijima, Japan - The 23rd International Glass Art Festival

Invited to TA for Marc Petrovic's class in Niijima, Japan, GAAC's president, Brad Copping gives a visual overview to the Festival. Includes great demos by Marc Petrovic & Pike Powers in the hot shop and by David Willis in the flame working shop. Community involvement through the children's workshop is very inspiring as is the extraordinary setting for the Festival.