Shin-Edogawa park, Bunkyo , Tokyo, Jan 2015
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Kasai Rinkai Park Edogawa Tokyo Japan- Tokyo Sea Life Park
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Homeikan (Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan) -Traditional Japanese Inn
Welcome to Homeikan. Located near Tokyo University and Tokyo Dome in a quiet part of the city, this Traditional Ryokan (see definition of ryokan styles below) has two buildings: a Honkan and a Bekkan.
Originally a private residence, Homeikan has a history of 100 years and, as a result it is a little run down; however, it has a lot of character and atmosphere and there is also a beautiful Japanese garden at the Bekkan. Homeikan is a traditional ryokan and none of the Japanese-style guest rooms have private baths or toilets.
There are 3 shared baths here and the baths are open 24 hours a day. Homeikan does not have a curfew so guests are free to enjoy the Tokyo nightlife.
Check-in time is after 15:00 but all guests must check in by 22:00 (10:00 pm) - no exceptions.
If you arrive after 22:00 Homekan will be closed, your reservation will be cancelled, and you will be charged a 100% cancellation fee. Check-out time is before 10:00 am.
お出かけ(Go out)120(江戸川公園 Edogawa park)
芭蕉庵を後に,すぐ目の前を神田川が流れてて,川の脇に桜並木が続いています。後で知ることになりますが,そこからずっと公園みたいでした。
Bunkyo-ku - 文京区 - 文京區 - 분쿄구
Every week, I visit a different ward in Tokyo, Japan.
There are 23 in total, and each one has its attractions, parks, and its own special atmosphere.
Don't forget to subscribe! You will get new videos as I continue to explore and discover new places.
Places visited:
Nezu Shrine
根津神社
네즈 신사
Tokyo University
東大
도쿄 대학
Toyo University
东洋大学
도요 대학
Koishikawa Botanical Gardens
東京大學大學院理學系研究科附屬植物園
도쿄 대학 대학원 이학계 연구과 부속 식물원
Rikugi-en
六義園
Tōyō Bunko Library
东洋文库
도요문고
Edogawa park
江戸川公園
Chinzan-sō garden
椿山荘
Tokyo Dome
東京巨蛋
도쿄 돔
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Intro - Rage black sun -
Main song - Grapes - I Dunno -
Shinkawa Park, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
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A long walk through Tokyo's Koto ward.
I shot this footage just over a year ago but before I could edit it, my head injury happened. Then as life continued through my long recovery and into my new job, I ended up just never getting around to cutting it together... till now.
So join me on a long walk through an unremarkable part of an unremarkable ward in the world's most populous city that no other YouTuber would bother going to.
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Japan Trip 2015 Tokyo Bunkyo-ku Cycling Shinobazu Avenue(Rt. 437)
Shinobazu Avenue is Mejirodai to Ueno park.
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Bunkyō From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bunkyō (文京区 Bunkyō-ku?) is a special ward located in Tokyo Metropolis, Japan. Situated in the middle of the ward area, Bunkyō is a residential and educational center. Beginning in the Meiji period, literati like Natsume Sōseki, as well as scholars and politicians have lived there. Bunkyō is home to the Tokyo Dome, judo's Kodokan, and the University of Tokyo (Hongo Campus). In English, it is called Bunkyō City.
Bunkyō has a sister-city relationship with Kaiserslautern in the Rhineland-Palatinate of Germany.[1]
As of March 1, 2012, the ward has a population of 193,091 (including about 6,500 foreign residents), with 104,189 households and a population density of 17,072.59 persons per km². The total area is 11.31 km².
The ward was founded on March 15, 1947.
Edogawa-ku,Tokyo,Japan night cruising
Cherry (Sakura) Blossoms in Tokyo
As winter drags on, it begins to seem that the dark and cold days will never end. In Japan, when the plum trees blossom, it is an early promise of warmer weather ahead. This promise is fulfilled when the cherry trees—sakura—burst into flower. People head outdoors to enjoy the breathtaking sight of entire stretches of road and expanses of park and riverside dyed pink and white. The blossoms reach their peak and then just as quickly flutter to earth, creating a swirling rain of springtime color and ushering in the warmth of spring.
In Tokyo, which declared the cherry season open as of March 22, some of the best places for cherry blossom viewing—hanami, in Japanese—are in Ueno Park (although this tends to be crowded), at Chidori-ga-fuchi, in Sumida Park (as shown in the above video, showing scenes from the cherry season in 2016), and near Edogawa Park just down the hill from the St. Mary Cathedral in Bunkyo Ward. Some people also enjoy visiting the Somei Cemetery, which lies just beside the place where the popular Somei Yoshino variety of cherry trees was first developed.
But other places in Japan are famous for cherry blossoms, too. Yoshino, near Nara, has been immortalized by poets for a thousand years. Many of the poems of Saigyo sing of the beauty of Yoshino’s cherry blossoms. Yoshino is so famous that it is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Matsuyama, on Shikoku Island, is also a good cherry-viewing city, as is Sendai in the Tohoku Region and Sapporo on the northern island of Hokkaido.
To view the cherry blossoms is not just to undertake an aesthetic or botanic investigation. Indeed, the very fleetingness of the cherry blossom season has often been associated by the Japanese people with the fragility of happiness and of life itself. There is a poignant sadness in the beauty of the cherry blossoms falling. Why not welcome the arrival of spring in grand fashion and learn more about life in Japan by joining some Japanese friends under the boughs of a cherry tree?
The Bloom of Cherry Blossoms 2017
Higo-Hosokawa Shin-Edogawa Garden
Shin-Edogawa Garden is a Japanese garden located near the Kanda River in Bunkyō, Tokyo. The name means New Edo River Garden. The reason is that the Kanda River around the place was called Edo River until 1965.
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Tokyo du 25ème étage de la mairie de BUNKYO 3
Ce jeudi 10 juillet 2014, une vue du 25ème étage de la Mairie du quartier BUNKYO, via une partie de TOKYO: SHINJUKU, IKEBUKURO, UENO et aussi vue sur le KODOKAN prés du parc d'attraction de KORAKUEN
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Tokyo Katsushika Mizumoto Park Iris Festival
Around June every year in Katsushika, a downtown part of Tokyo near Skytree, you can fully enjoy beautiful iris flowers and a Japanese matsuri at the Katsushika Iris Festival.
This video is a summary of the wonder of Katsushika Iris Festival!
On Saturdays and Sundays throughout the festival period, you can enjoy Japanese festivals at the venues of Horikiri Shobuen Iris Garden and Mizumoto Park, including performances such as koto and taiko drumming, and a place to experience Japanese tea.
Also, at Horikiri Shobuen Iris Garden, for a limited time, you can enjoy irises in a different way, with night time illuminations.
Explore a little beyond Skytree, and have fun at a local Japanese festival!
【Access】
＜Horikiri Shobuen Iris Garden＞
10 minutes' walk from Horikirishobuen Station on the Keisei Main Line
＜Mizumoto Park＞
From the JR / Keisei Kanamachi Station, catch the Keisei Bus from the south exit (the Kana 61 bound for Tagasaki Soushajo / Yashio Station South Exit), or from the north exit (the Kana 62 bound for Nishi-Mizumoto Sanchome / Obagawa Suimon). A five minute walk after alighting at Mizumoto Koen.
On Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays, you can catch the Mizumoto Park Loop Bus (Kana 63) and alight at Hanashobuen for a one minute walk to the park.
More access details can be found below:
＜Horikiri Shobuen Iris Garden＞
＜Mizumoto Park＞ (I would appreciate it if you could add the Google URL.)
【Opening times】
＜Horikiri Shobuen Iris Garden＞May 27th–June 25th 8 a.m.–6 p.m.
Normal hours 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
＜Mizumoto Park＞Open all day
My Town EDOGAWA (tokyo, japan) #1 ZENYOUJI 2/3
shin-shikoku junrei
東京・台東区 熱田神社 Atsuta shrine in Taito, Tokyo
2014年5月30日から6月1日にかけて撮影。大都会の東京で1神社に1町会の氏子地域という（正確には吉野町町会と北部の東清南町会の一部が氏子）、数少ない例と思われる神社の一つ。
サンロードと五番街 MinamiKoiwa,Edogawa,Tokyo,Japan.
2014年09月16日 11時56分
Hamacho Ryokudo Street #2 (Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo)
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TOKYO BUNKYO-KU VIEW 東京文京区
文京区シビックセンターからの東京の景色
JAPANTRIP「六義園 Rikugien Gardens」Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 東京都文京区
These gardens were constructed by Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu on land given to him in 1695 by Tokugawa Tsunayoshi, the fifth shogun. Yoshiyasu spent seven years constructing a garden with paths around artificial hills and a pond. As the land was part of the flat Musashino region, when building the gardens he had to dig a pond, create hills, and bring in water from the Senkawa water supply to fill the pond.