SANYA, Tokyo, Broken city
Tokyo. The Sumida River runs under lanes of suspended motorways bridges. Along the banks of the river, lines of cardboard shacks covered in blue canvas stretch forever, caught in the constant hum of the traffic speeding overhead. This is home for the homeless, the anti-city. This is where the modern world's misfit shore up, somewhere between exile and asylum, scratching a living together, walking the city streets collecting empty cans and used cardboard boxes to sell by the weight. They tell us about their past, social interactions and about two worlds; the world where they live and the one they only walk through. Japan, the abstract machine. Their words create a new vision of Tokyo, speaking from the edge they talk about the centre.
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Walking around Akihabara - 秋葉原 - 4K Ultra HD
Back when we started the whole “TokyoStreetView” project, we started to cover Tokyo’s most famous, or shall I say iconic locations. But with time not only our gear changed and we decided that it was about time to revisit some of them and give you yet another taste of what they can offer. Today we will guide you through the streets of Akihabara with another one in our “Walking Around” series.
Back in early 2000, Akihabara was really the world´s best place to purchase electronics, computer parts, cameras and so on, but almost two decades later, Akihabara is just the ghost of what it used to be. Sure you can still find some interesting stuff there, but the choice of places where you could go have been cut by a good 60%.
Most of the nice stores that we used to shop at have disappeared and now sell online or have been replaced by a scary number of these cheap tourist traps called Duty Free stores. Still, Akihabara is a place that you have to visit once in your life, but besides the occasional stroll to the Yodobashi Akiba in order to play with the latest cameras or to compare products, goods deals in Japan are now on Amazon.jp or Kakaku.com.
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A la naissance du projet “TokyoStreetView”, nous commencions par des reportage sur les plus célèbres, ou devrais-je plutôt dire, les plus iconiques des endroits de Tokyo. Or depuis le temps, notre matériel a bien évolué, et nous souhaitons revisiter quelques uns de ces lieux afin de les apprécier sous un nouvel angle. Aujourd’hui, nous allons vous guider dans les rues d’Akihabara au travers de cet épisode de notre série “Walking Around”.
Au début des années 2000, Akihabara était la référence mondiale pour l’achat d’objets électroniques, de composants de PC, de matériel photo, etc… mais après presque 20 ans déjà, Akihabara n’est plus que le spectre de ce qu’elle était. Vous trouverez encore du matériel intéressant, mais le large choix de lieux qu’il est recommandé de visiter a presque chuté de moitié. En effet, les bons magasins où nous avions l’habitude de faire escale ont disparu et ne proposent désormais que de la vente en ligne, ou ont été purement remplacés par ces pièges à touristes que nous appelons “Duty Free”. Akihabara reste toujours cependant un endroit à visiter au moins une fois dans sa vie, mais en dehors d’un saut occasionnel au gigantesque magasin Yodobashi Akiba pour jouer avec les dernières caméras, les bonnes affaires au Japon se trouvent desormais sur Amazon.jp ou Kakaku.com.
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Crane Game Secrets Revealed: Japan's UFO Catcher Academy ★ ONLY in JAPAN
It's time to head to a Japanese Game Center dedicated to UFO CATCHERS also known as the CRANE GAME.
Glass boxes with pinchers you can control to win all sorts of treasure – if you have the skills and experience to do it.
In this episode of ONLY in JAPAN, John Daub travels to Saitama with Bob Werley from Pirates of Tokyo Bay and Alan Welch, producer of MY LIFE JAPAN to earn a diploma in CRANE GAME TECHNIQUES 101 from the Official Japan Crane Game Association.
It's the intro course at Game Center Everyday which also is the Guinness World Record holder for having the most crane games in one location. That's right! This place is the center of Japan (and the world's) crane game insanity! Not only can you win a lot of stuff, you can take their course.
Crane Game Skills (or Cheats) learned in this episode:
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and many more (* if you watch closely).
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We finished Level 3 in this episode which taught us 12 tips / skills in total with instruction and trial with a professional.
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7 Things You've Gotta Do In Akihabara
Located in Tokyo, Japan. Akihabara is an awesome place for both anime fans and casual tourists. It’s a one-of-a-kind destination, loved around the world for its large selection of electronics, games, historic sights and anime culture. Here are seven things you’ve gotta do in Akihabara.
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Walking around Omotesando Avenue - Tokyo - 表参道 - 4K Ultra HD
Today’s “Walking Around” video will be all about Omotesando Avenue! Known by many as the Japanese version of the Champs-Élysées, Omotesando Avenue was in fact originally created in the Taisho Era (1912 – 1926) as the formal pathway to Emperor Meiji and his wife Empress Shoken temple also known as the Meiji Shrine.
Today things are really different and as stated earlier, Omotesando Avenue has been transformed into a more of a sophisticated shopping area than a religious one.
Brands like Chanel, Loewe, Louis Vuitton, Tod’s, Dior, Prada and even Apple are now the rulers in this avenue of luxury.
Is this avenue worth checking out? Well yes, while you may found most of these brands in many other cities around the world, Omotesando and its Zelkova tree-lined avenue make for a nice pleasant walk before reaching the Meiji Shrine and the wacky Harajuku area.
Finally, if you have been vastly disappointed by Asakusa cheap souvenir shops we strongly advise you to visit the Oriental Bazar located on the Avenue. Oriental Bazaar offers premium goods and souvenirs from Japan without breaking the bank! Looking for something weirder? Go and check the new Kiddy Land store ( Created in 1950 Kiddy Land is one of most famous toy establishments in Japan where you will find some of the coolest things that are only sold in Japan!
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La vidéo Walking Around d'aujourd'hui sera consacrée à la découverte de avenue d'Omotesando. Considerée par tous comme les Champs-Elysee japonais, l’avenue Omotesando a en fait été créée durant l’ère Taisho (1912 - 1926) pour assurer une voie directe au temple de l’empereur Meiji et de sa femme l’impératrice Shoken, surtout connu sous le nom de temple Meiji.
De nos jours, les choses ont pris une toute autre tournure. En effet, l’aspect purement religieux pour lequel l’avenue Omotesandro a vu le jour a laissé sa place à une zone commerciale moderne.
Des marques comme Chanel, Loewe, Louis Vuitton, Tod’s, Dior, Prada, ou même Apple sont desormais les “empereurs” de cette avenue de luxe.
Est-ce que cette avenue vaut cependant le détour ? Absolument. Bien que vous pourriez aisément trouver toutes ses marques dans d’autres villes du monde, l’avenue Omotesandro ainsi que l’avenue Zelkova délimitée par ses arbres offrent une belle promenade avant d’atteindre ce fameux temple Meiji et le quartier farfelu d’Harajuku.
Et pour finir, si vous avez été deçu par les magasins de souvenir à petits prix d’Asakusa, nous vous recommandons fortement de faire un tour au bazar oriental situé sur l’avenue. Le bazar propose des produits de premier choix sans pour autant exploser votre budget ! Si vous recherchez des objets plus insolites, visitez donc le tout nouveau magasin Kiddy Land. Créé en 1950, Kiddy Land est specialisé dans la vente de jouets que vous ne trouverez exclusivement qu’au Japon.
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Omotesando Avenue - Tokyo - 表参道 – 4K Ultra HD
Known by many as the Japanese version of the Champs-Élysées, Omotesando Avenue was in fact originally created in the Taisho Era (1912 – 1926) as the formal pathway to the Emperor Meiji and his wife Empress Shoken temple also known as the Meiji Shrine.
Today things are really different and as stated earlier, Omotesando Avenue has been transformed into a more of a sophisticated shopping area than a religious one.
Brands like Chanel, Loewe, Louis Vuitton, Tod’s, Dior, Prada and even Apple are now the rulers in this avenue of luxury.
Is this avenue worth checking out? Well yes, while you may found most of these brands in many other cities around the world, Omotesando and its Zelkova tree-lined avenue make for a nice pleasant walk before reaching the Meiji Shrine and the wacky Harajuku area.
Finally, if you have been vastly disappointed by Asakusa cheap souvenir shops we strongly advise you to visit the Oriental Bazar located on the avenue. Oriental Bazaar offers premium goods and souvenirs from Japan without breaking the bank! Looking for something weirder? Go and check the new Kiddy Land store ( Created in 1950 Kiddy Land is one of most famous toy establishments in Japan where you will find some of the coolest things that are only sold in Japan!
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Considerée par tous comme les Champs-Elysee japonais, l’avenue Omotesando a en fait été créée durant l’ère Taisho (1912 - 1926) pour assurer une voie directe au temple de l’empereur Meiji et de sa femme l’impératrice Shoken, surtout connu sous le nom de temple Meiji.
De nos jours, les choses ont pris une toute autre tournure. En effet, l’aspect purement religieux pour lequel l’avenue Omotesandro a vu le jour a laissé sa place aàune zone commerciale moderne.
Des marques comme Chanel, Loewe, Louis Vuitton, Tod’s, Dior, Prada, ou même Apple sont desormais les “empereurs” de cette avenue de luxe.
Est-ce que cette avenue vaut cependant le détour ? Absolument. Bien que vous pourriez aisément trouver toutes ses marques dans d’autres villes du monde, l’avenue Omotesandro ainsi que l’avenue Zelkova délimitée par ses arbres offrent une belle promenade avant d’atteindre ce fameux temple Meiji et le quartier farfelu d’Harajuku.
Et pour finir, si vous avez été deçu par les magasins de souvenir à petits prix d’Asakusa, nous vous recommandons fortement de faire un tour au bazar oriental situé sur l’avenue. Le bazar propose des produits de premier choix sans pour autant exploser votre budget ! Si vous recherchez des objets plus insolites, visitez donc le tout nouveau magasin Kiddy Land. Créé en 1950, Kiddy Land est specialisé dans la vente de jouets que vous ne trouverez exclusivement qu’au Japon.
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TOKYO's TOP themed Japanese Izakaya BAR: Experience the 1950s in a night
We visited Hakuri Tabai Hanbei, one of Tokyo's top themed retro Izakaza bars which is designed like Japan in the 1950s. The interior is designed like an old shopping street, private cubicles are themed like stores. There is also a retro toy and sweets Dagashi store inside. The Japanese food and drinks are even as cheap as they were in the old Japan and you can find some unique food items for a few coins, such as fried school bread or locusts (for daring your friends). Let's experience an evening in the 1950s at Hakuri Tabai Hanbey
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saturday 30th May 2009 trip to Kurume to see a pvt. art collection
took a morning train to Kurume to see the grounds and the art museum of Bridgestone.
perfect day for the excursion.
Went to see the private art collection of a very rich Japanese family. The Bridgestone family who come from Kurume. Kurume is famous for Seiko Matsuda ( a has-been pop diva) and Yakuza and the Bridgestone family. Art was incredible and a broad collection worth tens of millions. Mostly European artists and a few awful Japanese pieces. The rose garden was my favorite and it was a perfect day to enjoy.
Earthquakes VS Typhoons in Japan: What is scarier for Japanese people?
Japanese boys and girls are telling us today what is worse: earthquakes in Japan or typhoons in Japan.
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Tokyo Shopping - Souvenirs du Japon
Dans cette vidéo je vous présente divers souvenirs que j'ai ramené de mes deux voyages au Japon (été 2011 et 2012)
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Dans cette vidéo je vous présente une marque de cosmétiques Japonaise très glam nommée de la marque Emoda. C'est une marque qui me plait beaucoup de part leurs collections de vêtements, mais qui est également très étonnante pour ses produits de beautés. Les packaging font très pensé à la célèbre marque MAC, mais détrompez vous, ici on reste plus dans le naturel et sobre.
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I introduced this glamorous Japanese Cosmetics brand named Emoda, I really like this brand for their fashion, and also its very surprising beauty products. The packaging may remind you a popular brand named MAC, but no mistake, this is a brand that is more into natural and sober makeup look.
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Que voir au Japon pour un premier voyage ?
Bonjour mina-san ! Parce que je suis passée par cette étape de préparation et de recherche avec différents guides touristiques et je sais que mettre en place un itinéraire est très long !
Je vous propose donc une sélection de lieux à visiter, un itinéraire type qu’un touriste peut faire pour un premier voyage au Japon !
Evidemment, n’hésitez pas à adapter cette liste selon vos envies, la durée de votre séjour ou de votre budget !
J’ai essayé de synthétiser au maximum, malgré tout la vidéo reste longue. Voici donc un petit récapitulatif des différents lieux que je vous suggère de voir au Japon :
TOKYO 0:43
- Shibuya
- Akihabara
- Ikebukuro
- Shinjuku
- Tokyo Tower & Tokyo Sky Tree
- Ueno & Asakusa
- Palais impérial
- Odaiba
- Yokohama
- Enoshima & Kamakura
- Hakone
- Mont Fuji
KYOTO 7:52
- Pavillon d'or
- Kiyomizu dera
- Fushimi Inari Taisha
- Quartier de Gion
- Arashiyama
- Amanohashidate
- Iga Ueno
OSAKA 12:00
- Namba, Dotonbori
- Universal Studios Japan
- Aquarium d'Osaka: Kaiyukan
- Château d'Osaka
- Chutes d'eau de Minoo
- Koyasan
NARA 14:32
HIMEJI 16:06
- Château de Himeji
- Mont shosha
HIROSHIMA 17:41
- Miyajima
- Okunoshima
Dans tous les cas, j’espère que cette vidéo vous aura aidé dans la préparation de votre voyage ! ^_^
A bientôt !
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Christiane H.