An Exciting Trip to the Largest Limestone Cave in Japan - Fujido Cave! This video, titled "The Largest Limestone Cave in Kanto!" (関東最大級の鍾乳洞 『不二洞』), shows a fabulous view of the Limestone cave located in Gunma. There are many mysterious limestone caves found throughout Japan. Of all the limestone caves, Fujido Cave, located in Kawawa Nature Park in Ueno-village, Tano District is the largest in the Kanto region, with an astonishing length of 2.2 km. Fujido is designated as a natural monument of Gunma Prefecture. If you explore inside of the Fujido, you're sure to have an extraordinary experience! You can see a number of breathtaking views in the video. Be sure to check it out to see the mysterious Fujido Cave! Fujido Cave Photo：Fujido Cave A limestone cave is a natural cave that is formed over a long period of time by the gradual erosion of limestone rock due to the inflow of underground water. It's said that the Ueno-village area, where Fujido Cave is located, was once covered with a deep virgin forest. Villagers in the area discovered the cave about 1,200 years ago, and since then, the cave has been used as a place for Buddhist training. In the Fujido Cave, the Fujido Yayoi Matsuri (festival) is held every March. Through the festival, people pray for the safety of the Fuji cave, the largest cave in the Kanto region. Highlights of Fujido Cave! Source :YouTube screenshot You can see the exploration of Fujido Cave at 0:38 in the video. At the end of a 120-meter underground tunnel, visitors climb up a 40-meter pit staircase to find a spacious limestone cave. The cave is kept cool throughout the year at a temperature of about 11 degrees Celsius(51.8°F). In the limestone cave, there are a lot of Instagram worthy spots made by nature such as the "Five Colored Clouds" (0:54), "Yama's Staff of Pilgrimage" (1:25), "Dragon King Falls" (1:44), and "Nyoraido" (2:02) and many more. There’s a legend about "Yama’s Staff of Pilgrimage" that says if you make a wish and touch it seven times, your wish will come true. Source :YouTube screenshot Inside of the cave, there are 45 spots named after Buddhist beliefs. At 2:17 in the video, you'll see a sparkling tower made of limestone. This tower, called "Renge-no-To" (Lotus Tower) is the largest stone in the cave. Next, at 2:34 you can see "Hi-no-Hashira" (The Pillar of Flame), and at 2:49 the sacred spot known as "Gohyaku-Rakan." It is said that it takes about 100 years for the limestone to grow 1 cm. Next time you visit Fujido, pay attention to the artistic shape of the cave and try to comprehend the amount of time it took to form. Summary of Fujido Cave, the Largest Cave in the Kanto Region Photo：Fujido Cave A limestone cave is a mysterious phenomenon created by nature. In recent years, the area around the Fujido Cave has become a popular power spot. Inside the cave you can also see the lit-up limestone, as shown in the video. Since the footing in the cave is not very good, we recommend that you wear comfortable clothes and shoes that are easy to get around in. If you're looking to travel to some of Japan's best-kept secrets, come to the mysterious Fujido Cave and experience the beauty of mother nature. Check out the video and feel for yourself the deep history and wonder concealed within the Fujido's limestone walls! ◆Fujido Cave◆ 【Address】665 Kawawa, Ueno-village, Tano Gun, Gunma Prefecture 【Access】35 minutes by car from Shimonita Interchange on the Joshinetsu Expressway 【Hours】9:00 AM - 4:30 PM　※ 9:00 AM 〜 4:00 PM in November, 10:00 AM〜 3:00 PM from December to mid March 【Closures】Open year round 【Average time spent here】About 40 minutes 【Parking】Available 【Telephone】 0274-59-3117 【Entrance fee】Adults 800 yen/Elementary and middle school students 500 yen (※ as of November 2019)

神奈川県鎌倉市のプロモーション動画について こちらの動画は「鎌倉市公式チャンネル」が公開した「鎌倉市プロモーション動画」です。 こちらの動画は神奈川県鎌倉市のイメージを掴むのにうってつけの動画です。 日本の文化や神奈川県鎌倉市の街並みを知るのにチェックしてみてはいかがでしょうか？ 動画の0:26より江ノ電、0:34よりサーフィンを楽しんでいる人、1:27より鎌倉市の恵まれた気候により育まれた野菜の数々とたくさんの名物や文化についてご覧になることができます。 他にも動画の1:48でご覧になれる人力車もポイント。 日本の文化を楽しむためにも神奈川県を観光する際は人力車に一度乗って観光するのも良いかもしれません。 神奈川県鎌倉市とは 鎌倉市は神奈川県にある市で日本有数の観光地の1つ。 1252年に造立が開始された高徳院にある鎌倉大仏や、神奈川県鎌倉市の象徴とも言われている鶴岡八幡宮など魅力的な観光スポットが数多く存在します。 神奈川県を訪れるなら鎌倉市は選択肢に入れておきたいところです。 神奈川県鎌倉市を観光する際のポイント 神奈川県鎌倉市を訪れる際、いくつかポイントが存在します。 是非参考にしていただけると幸いです。 鎌倉市を楽しむポイントは ・インスタ映えする景色を撮る ・鎌倉ハイキングコース ・鎌倉小町通り の計3つが挙げられます。 ・神奈川県鎌倉市でインスタ映えする景色を撮る 神奈川県鎌倉市にはインスタ映えする絶景が数多く存在します。 報国寺(竹寺)と呼ばれる寺の竹林や、人気漫画バスケットボール漫画「スラムダンク」の聖地として知られている鎌倉高校駅前の踏み切りなどが挙げられます。 ・鎌倉ハイキングコース 神奈川県鎌倉市には天園ハイキングコースや祇園山ハイキングコースといったハイキングコースがあります。 神奈川県鎌倉市で自然に触れたい方は観光プランに入れることをおすすめします。 ・鎌倉小町通り 鎌倉小町通りは土産物屋や飲食店が多く並んでおり、グルメを楽しみたい方ならチェックしたい場所。 魅力的な雑貨もあるので、お土産を購入してはいかがでしょうか？ 大仏やアジサイと神奈川県鎌倉市の文化をモチーフにした商品がいくつも発売されています。 神奈川県鎌倉市紹介まとめ 日本にはさまざまな文化が根付いており、神奈川県をはじめ日本各地を訪れた際は各地の文化や歴史などに触れてください。 今回の動画は神奈川県鎌倉市の文化や街並みをイメージするのにうってつけです。 神奈川県鎌倉市周辺のエリアに興味がある方は一度ご覧ください。

Lake Sagami Illumillion! This time, we'll introduce the video "Lake Sagami Illumillion 2019-2020 Digest" (さがみ湖イルミリオン2019-2020ダイジェスト), publicized by "Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest." Lake Sagami Illumillion is an illumination event held at Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest in Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture, in Japan's Kanto Region. The video contains highlights of Lake Sagami Illumillion's 2019-2020 season. What Kind of Illumination Events Are There at Lake Sagami Illumillion? Source :YouTube screenshot There are many events at Lake Sagami Illumillion, including Rainbow Lift, shown at 0:04 in the video, the Hot Air Balloon of Light, which can be seen at 0:18 in the video, and more! From 0:34 in the video, you can see the City of Light and Music, the main attraction of Lake Sagami Illumillion 2019, in detail. Spots such as the Zoo of Light, the Flower Garden of Light and the Aquarium of Light are also shown in the video, so please take your time and enjoy it. Lake Sagami Illumillion Photo：Sagamihara Illumination Lake Sagami Illumillion is a popular event chosen as one of the 3 great illuminations of the Kanto Region. An astonishing 6 million lights are used for the event. In addition to the spots introduced in the video, there are many other mysterious areas such as the Sea of Light, Tulip Lane, Fantasy Walk: The Seven Colored Galaxy, Illumillion Tree, full of Christmas spirit, The Fortress of Trickery/The Maze of Light, and more! We recommend enjoying the nighttime attractions, such as the Ferris Wheel of Life, Pilot Paradise, or seeing a show. About Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest is a leisure destination located in Wakayanagi (若柳,Wakayanagi), Midori Ward (緑区, Midoriku), Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture. The amusement park area is popular for its outdoor sports facilities, such as the attractions of Paddington Town, the thrill ride "Ozoratengoku," and the "Muscle Monster" athletic facility. There is also a barbecue area, a souvenir shop, and a spot where you can enjoy spending time with your pets. Summary of Lake Sagami Illumillion Source :YouTube screenshot At Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest's popular "Lake Sagami Illumillion" event, you too can enjoy the stunning illumination featured in the video. Event times and lighting schedules change every year, so be sure to check the website before heading out. Please note that it is very crowded on weekends. We recommend taking a bus tour to visit. ◆Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest Facility Information◆ 【Address】〒252-0175 1634 Wakayanagi, Midori Ward, Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture 【Access】An 8-minute bus ride from JR Sagamihara Station 【Admission Fee】Adults:1800 yen Children:1100 yen 【Hours】Weekdays 10:00〜16:00, Weekends 9:00〜17:00 【Closures】Irregular 【Parking】Available 【Telephone】0570-037-353 【Official Website】Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest https://www.sagamiko-resort.jp/ 【Tripadvisor】Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1021282-d1881044-Reviews-Sagami_Lake_Resort_Pleasure_Forest-Sagamihara_Kanagawa_Prefecture_Kanto.html

What is Togoshi Ginza Shopping Street? This time, we introduce the popular Togoshi Ginza shopping district, that has been featured in a number of magazines and t.v. programs, through a video called "Walking around Togoshi Ginza-Tokyo - Togoshi Ginza Shopping Street-4K Ultra HD" (Walking around Togoshi Ginza - Tokyo - 戸越銀座商店街 - 4K Ultra HD). This video will have you feeling as if you're actually taking a stroll through the popular shopping district located in Toyomachi, Shinagawa. This camera is fixed from the cameraman's point of view, making it an almost virtual reality experience. The History of the Togoshi Ginza Shopping District Photo：Togoshi Ginza Station The name Togoshi Ginza comes from Togoshi Ginza Station on the Tokyu Ikegami Line. Togoshi Ginza street is an old shopping district that grew around the stores concentrated around Osaki in Shinagawa, due to the opening of the Tokyu Ikegami Line in 1927. Today, it goes by the name Togoshi Ginza Shopping Street, and is made up of three shopping street associations: Togoshi Ginza Shoeikai Shopping Street, Togoshi Ginza Shopping Street, and Togoshi Ginza Roku Shopping Street. There are about 400 shops. It's also famous as Japan's longest shopping street with a total length of 1.3 kilometers. Nowadays, there are many shopping streets in Japan called "〇〇Ginza" (pronounced Maru Maru Ginza), but the one on Togoshi-Ginza shopping street was actually the first in Japan. It's located next to Togoshi Ginza Station on the Tokyu Ikegami Line, but there's also the JR Yamanote Line's Gotanda Station within walking distance, so it' s easy to get around. You can see the Tokyu-Ikegami Line railroad crossing at 10:32 in the video. The restaurant is crowded with businessmen and housewives at lunchtime on weekdays. Togoshi Ginza Station- More History Photo：Tokyo downtown from above Besides the origin of Togoshi Ginza's name, there's also the origin of the shopping district itself. This actually has to do with the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923. The unprecedented catastrophe caused devastating damage in a large area from downtown Tokyo to Hiratsuka, Kanagawa Prefecture. At that time, the Shinagawa area was an industrial zone where many people gathered, but after the Great Kanto Earthquake, people who had lost their homes gathered here to start businesses a resurrect the local economy, thus forming the shopping district. The "Ginza" part of "Togoshi Ginza" is said to have originated around the time that shops began to gather in the Togoshi area, when locals gathered up the brick debris in Ginza and used it to improve the drainage of the once poorly drained streets of Togoshi. Things to Do on Togoshi Ginza Shopping Street Source :YouTube screenshot The best way to enjoy the Togoshi Ginza shopping street is by munching on snacks as you window shop. In the Togoshi Ginza shopping district, there's bakeries, Togoshi Ginza croquette, ramen, dumplings, fried chicken, popular cafe sweets, taiyaki, pork rice bowl, pork wrapped rice ball skewers, and more. For souvenirs, there's a ton of local gourmet foods such as Togoshi Ginza brand confections, donuts, and the sweets of Goto Kamaboko shown at 1:35 in the video. There are also convenience stores, pharmacies, clothing stores, cafes and supermarkets. On holidays, get a map in one hand and food in the other and browse the streets of Togoshi Ginza while munching on some delicious food. We pretty much recommend anything in Togoshi Ginza, as nearly every shop has good reviews. Summary of the Togoshi Ginza Shopping Street Photo：Togoshi Ginza Shopping Street The Togoshi Ginza shopping street, chosen as one of the top shopping districts in Japan, also has its own homepage as well! The mascot character Ginjiro Togoshi gives a detailed introduction of the shopping district, including opening hours of shops, nearby hotels, parking lots, tour information, and more. The Togoshi-Ginza shopping district has also introduced a project to eliminate the need for electrical poles, with the aim of becoming a clean, fun, popular shopping arcade that will continue to develop into the future. 【Official Website】Togoshi Ginza Shopping Street Official Site https://www.togoshiginza.jp/en/ 【Tripadvisor】Togoshi Ginza Shopping Street Official Site https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1066854-d6536297-Reviews-Togoshiginza_Shopping_Street-Shinagawa_Tokyo_Tokyo_Prefecture_Kanto.html

This video, titled "TOKYU HANDS Ikebukuro | Tokyo Stationery Store Tour - 東急ハンズ池袋店," was released by "rainbowholicTV." This video shows the Tokyu Hands Ikebukuro store in Toshima City, Tokyo. Tokyu Hands is a store that stocks a wide range of products, including household goods, and has a nationwide presence. In this video, they walk from the nearby JR Ikebukuro Station to the Tokyu Hands Ikebukuro location and introduce the extensive stationery department. The cute and useful items they have available are endless!

Cruising Through the Canals of Tokyo This video, titled, "Charming Boat Trips｜PR Video｜Tokyo Boat Trips (Full ver.)" (舟運や水辺の魅力を伝えるＰＲ動画　東京舟旅), was released by "東京都 Tokyo Metropolitan Government." It shows boat trips through the rivers of Tokyo. There are a number of cruise courses on the rivers of Tokyo and in the Port of Tokyo. These courses offer fascinating scenery as seen in the video. Cruise courses along the Sumida River (隅田川, the Sumida-Gawa), the Nihonbashi River (日本橋川, Nihonbashi-Gawa), the Kanda River (神田川, Kanda-Gawa), the Meguro River (目黒川, Meguro-Gawa), and other canals are a popular way to see a different side of Tokyo. Popular Cruising Spots in Tokyo, as Shown in the Video Photo：Tokyo Mizumachi and Tokyo Sky Tree, Tokyo, Japan The cruise along Tokyo Sumida River takes you past Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, Odaiba Rainbow Bridge, and other famous landmarks in Tokyo. The night view of Tennozu, the container terminals, and the Tokyo Gate Bridge are also featured in the video from 1:35. The advantage of a cruise like the ones shown in the video is that you can get a detailed guide about the sights during the tour, which will help you better understand the attractions of Tokyo. If you're interested in enjoying a cruise in Tokyo, visit "Tokyo Mizumachi," which connects Asakusa and Tokyo Sky Tree Town, or Gotanda River Station, a pier for cruise ships. Explore the Tokyo Waterfront on a Cruise With the Video Photo：Yakatabune in Odaiba, Tokyo Tokyo's rivers and seashores are spacious, and there are a variety of cruise operations in the area. This includes waterbus "Himiko," the amphibious bus "Tokyo No Kaba," and "Sakura" of the Tokyo Waterfront Line. The boats and ferries around Tokyo offer regular courses to typical sightseeing spots, such as Harumi, Ariake, and Aomi, as well as events for special courses. The Yakatabune course with a beer garden is growing in popularity, as it allows participants to enjoy viewing the cherry blossoms at night, fireworks, and autumn leaves in the tatami room on the boat. In October 2020, an event called "Sora, Umi, Daichi Tsunagu Minato Fes 2020" (roughly "a port that connects the sky, the sea, and the earth") was held in Tokyo, and it was a great success. Summary of Tokyo Waterfront Cruising Photo：Tokyo, Cruise Ship As shown in the video, cruises in Tokyo are a fascinating activity that offer completely different scenery depending on the season and time of day. Enjoy an unforgettable trip around the rivers of Tokyo. Those looking to enjoy a cruise in Tokyo, be sure to check out the Suitown Tokyo website. It's marked by the "SUITOWN HEART," the symbol of SUITOSOZO. 【Official Website】Tokyo Boat Trips｜Suitown Tokyo https://www.suitown.jp/en/

Rare Footage of Tokyo From More Than 100 Years Ago! This video, titled "Footage of Tokyo From More Than 100 Years Ago (With Sound)" (東京の昔の映像　（音声あり）), was uploaded by "Final A." Have you ever wondered what life was like in Tokyo more than 100 years ago? Perhaps you've seen pictures in textbooks or studied it at school, but probably very few people have seen actual footage of what life was like back then. In this video, you can get a glimpse of what life was like in Tokyo around 1913-1915. The Lives of Tokyoites More Than 100 Years Ago Source :YouTube screenshot From 0:04 in the video, you can see many people walking around dressed in hakama (袴). You can also see children playing with a ball called a "mari" (毬) from 2:59. At the time, it was common for children to spend their days playing with traditional toys such as a mari (temari). As you can tell from the video, at the time, the majority of people were dressed in what would be considered traditional Japanese style clothing today. The streets were lit using fixed paper lanterns called "andon" (行灯). The population of Tokyo at the time was approximately 3 million. The population of the whole of Japan was approximately 50 million, less than half of what it is today. From 2:42 in the video, you can see how the area around Senso-ji temple (浅草寺) in Asakusa (浅草), Tokyo was just as busy then as it is nowadays. Tokyo From 1913-1915 Source :YouTube screenshot The Taisho period lasted only 15 years (1912-1926) but is well known because of the Great Kanto Earthquake (関東大震災). Many other important events also took place during the same time period. The most famous of those being World War I which started in 1913. In 1914, the first department store "Mitsukoshi Gofukuten" (三越呉服店) (currently known as Nihombashi Mitsukoshi Main Store) opened in Japan, and the familiar lion statue, as well as escalators and elevators quickly became the talk of the town. At the time, the toy industry and product development were flourishing and it was the beginning of modernization in Japan. Tokyo Station (東京駅) was also opened in 1914. The station must have been very crowded at the time due to the large number of passengers travelling to and from the station. More About the History of Tokyo Source :YouTube screenshot In 1886, Tokyo prefecture (currently known in Japanese as Tokyo-to (東京都) was given the name Tokyo-fu (東京府). From the beginning of the Taisho period, there was a dramatic increase in the population of Tokyo. During the Meiji period (明治時代, meijijidai), the Tokyo area changed a great deal as Japan changed from being a country of agriculture to a country focused on industry. In the video, you can see that the most common mode of transportation was the rickshaw, however, the rickshaw was gradually replaced with bicycles and cars. At the time, there were many water wells in Tokyo and the water quality was also very good. Summary of Tokyo From 100 Years Ago Even if you aren't Japanese it's easy to feel a sense of nostalgia from this video. This rare footage offers a glimpse at what life was like over 100 years ago in Japan. It's invaluable footage that really allows us to see how far Japan and the rest of the world has come in such a short time.

Imperial Hotel Tokyo The video in this article is a PR video for Imperial Hotel Tokyo, produced by Imperial Hotel Tokyo. In this article, we'll introduce the allure of the first-class hotel, and provide an inside look at the facility exemplifying Japan's “Omotenashi” (hospitality) culture. The videos show the amazing hospitality, food, rooms, and facilities of the hotel. Sit back and be amazed by the ultimate example of what a hotel should be. About Imperial Hotel Tokyo Source :YouTube screenshot Imperial Hotel Tokyo is a high-class hotel located in central Tokyo, the capital of Japan. One of the charms of the hotel is its incredibly convenient access from the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Station, making sightseeing in Tokyo a breeze. Imperial Hotel Tokyo has General Rooms and Deluxe rooms, as well as popular rooms, such as Superior and Premium Deluxe rooms. The Premium Suite room provides a luxurious space, where many VIPs from around the world stay. The rooms are shown at 0:39 in the video. The view from the window is also amazing! Imperial Hotel Tokyo also offers “Japanese” atmosphere, that many foreign visitors enjoy. There's also Japanese style rooms, a tea room, and a Japanese garden, which may be why VIPs from abroad love this hotel. These can be seen starting at 1:01 in the video. Dining at the Imperial Source :YouTube screenshot One of the joys of staying at a first-class hotel is the exquisite dining experience. By enjoying the delicious meals at the Imperial, you can experience the supreme relaxation of the first-class hotel. Meals are introduced at 1:17 in the video. After your meal, consider winding down at the bar lounge shown at 1:41. At Imperial Hotel Tokyo restaurants, you're welcome to have breakfast even if when not staying at the hotel. You can start your day in luxury, enjoying the unparalleled flavors of Imperial Hotel Tokyo's breakfast before work or sightseeing in the city. At Imperial Hotel Tokyo, there are also fashionable bars that are great for meeting up with friends or chatting over a drink. Think about dropping by when shopping in the Ginza area or sightseeing nearby. The beautiful scenery of the Ginza area and other popular sightseeing spots in Tokyo, such as downtown (Shitamachi) Asakusa, are introduced from 1:34 in the video. Imperial Hotel Tokyo is the Birthplace of Buffet Style Imperial Hotel Tokyo’s buffet restaurant “Imperial Viking Sal” is said to be the first restaurant in Japan to offer buffet style meals. The quality of both its liquor and food are second to none, and those looking for a gourmet dining experience won't be disappointed. Enjoy a buffet at lunch or dinner time to savor the flavors of the hotel in a high-quality setting with a spectacular view of the Imperial and the surrounding Ginza area. The Imperial Hotel is also famous for its beef curry and beef stew. You can purchase this dish as a retort via the Internet. Summary of Imperial Hotel Tokyo Source :YouTube screenshot As shown in the video, one of the charms of the Imperial Hotel Tokyo is the first-class hospitality you'll receive. You'll be satisfied with not only with the rooms, restaurants, and the "Japanese" atmosphere, but also with the room service, cleaning service, shoeshine service, and all of the other small details that culminate to create a truly memorable experience for you at Imperial Hotel Tokyo. Besides Imperial Hotel Tokyo, there's also Imperial Hotel Osaka, and Kamikochi Imperial Hotel. If you want to enjoy a luxurious sightseeing trip in Japan, check out the video and experience the greatness of Imperial Hotel Tokyo. Hotel rates vary by season and room type. Please check travel websites or the official website for more details. 【Official website】Imperial Hotel Tokyo https://www.imperialhotel.co.jp/e/tokyo/index.html

Ginza's Pedestrian Paradise- "Hokoten" This video is "Walking through Ginza chuo-dori (pedestrian paradise), Tokyo-Long Take [Tokyo / Ginza / Hokoten] 4K"（Walking through Ginza chuo-dori(pedestrian paradise), Tokyo - Long Take【東京・銀座/ホコ天】 4K）. It introduces the pedestrian paradise "Hokoten" in Ginza, Tokyo, and is produced by "NIPPON WANDERING TV." When it comes to shopping, Shinjuku and Ginza are very popular with foreign tourists as the highlight of Japan sightseeing. In this article, we will introduce the Ginza pedestrian paradise, a major shopping and dining location, as well as tourist attractions and other events. This video is shot in beautiful 4K quality, and is shot in just a 1,100 meter space from the Ginza street intersection to the Ginza 8-chome intersection. Although it is a simple video with no background music or narration, it reflects the city scenery realistically, and makes you feel like you're really strolling around the pedestrian paradise. Japan's Top Location for Shopping and Dining! the History of Ginza’s Pedestrian Paradise! Photo：Fifth Avenue Pedestrian paradises are said to have started on Fifth Avenue in New York in the United States during the 1960's and 1970's. In Japan, it's nicknamed “Hokoten” for short. This is an event where a part of the main street, where traffic is usually heavy, is prohibited to vehicles, allowing the public to walk around freely. It is said that Japan's first pedestrian paradise began in Asahikawa City, Hokkaido. Surprisingly, it was in the north, and not in Tokyo. Ginza's first pedestrian paradise happened in 1970 and was very popular. Later they were held in Shinjuku, Ikebukuro and Asakusa. Shopping is easy because the entire road can be traversed freely, and the pedestrian paradise in Ginza is particularly popular under the nickname “Silver Bra.” The video shows many people enjoying the pedestrian paradise. Shopping & Delicious Food! The Beauty of Ginza's Pedestrian Paradise! Photo：Ginza department store Ginza’s pedestrian paradise closes part of the main street (Chuo Dori), one of Japan's premier shopping districts, and is loved by many people. It is often used for TV interviews, and you can freely walk through the long-established department stores such as Matsuya Ginza, GINZA SIX, Mitsukoshi, and also through the city of Ginza where brand name shops line the streets! It has been introduced overseas as a holiday promenade, and many foreign tourists visiting Japan enjoy pedestrian paradise. Pedestrian Paradise is also a great place to enjoy window shopping at department stores and brand name stores. Of course, you can enjoy not just shopping, but also movies and delicious food. When Does the Pedestrian Paradise Happen Ginza's pedestrian paradise is very lively, gorgeous and popular, as it is performed on the video. Famous, is Ginza's main road, Chuo-dori, which is said to have the highest land prices in Japan. It happens every Saturday, Sunday and on holidays. It runs from noon to 6:00 pm from April to September, and from noon to 5:00 pm from October to March. Around Chuo-dori there are many well-established department stores such as Mitsukoshi, restaurants, brand shops and duty-free shops, and there are also hotels on a separate street. Since it happens on the weekend, it is can be very crowded, so we recommend using public transportation, such as the subway and JR lines. Ginza’s Pedestrian Paradise Event Information Photo：Ginza 3-chome In the area around Ginza, many events are held every week in conjunction with pedestrian paradise. Rest areas are set up around Chuo-dori, so you can enjoy a leisurely stroll in the middle of Tokyo. In autumn, there's "Autumn Ginza." We recommend checking it out! During the festival, a JAZZ orchestra and brass band team will parade around the pedestrian paradise. Access to Ginza, Japan's Prime Location Access to Ginza's Pedestrian Paradise is as follows: ・ Tokyo Metro Ginza Station ・ JR East Yurakucho Station These two are very convenient. Please note that cars and bicycles are not allowed in the pedestrian zone. Summary of Ginza's Pedestrian Paradise Photo：Pedestrian paradise in Ginza The pedestrian paradise, that monopolizes Ginza, the number one shopping district in Japan, is held every weekend and on holidays. Please enjoy the 4K video that makes you feel as though you're wandering around Ginza, one of Japan's leading shopping spots. If you're going to Ginza for the first time, you may want to take notes while watching the video! 【Official Website】Tokyo Ginza Official https://www.ginza.jp/en/townguide/trafficinfo 【Tripadvisor】Ginza https://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g14129573-Ginza_Chuo_Tokyo_Tokyo_Prefecture_Kanto-Vacations.html

Antenna Shops in Ginza and Yurakucho! “Strengthening Cooperation! Antenna Shop Battlefield（連携強化！　アンテナショップ激戦区）,” created by “Tokyo MX,” is a news clip that was broadcast on January 18th, 2017. There are many antenna shops that are operated by local governments and companies from all over Japan. Antenna shops are shops that sell local products, foods, traditional crafts and souvenirs. There are also sightseeing information booths and restaurants/cafés that sell local cuisine and sweets. It is like a showroom and gallery for local governments. As you can see at 0:27, there are a lot of antenna shops inGinza and Yurakucho, creating a sort of "antenna shop war-zone." In this article we'll introduce popular products at antenna shops in Yurakucho. Be sure to follow along with the video! Antenna Shops around Yurakucho Source :YouTube screenshot The antenna shop battlefield from Yurakucho to Ginza is 300 meters in diameter. According to research, annual sales of Hokkaido Dosanko Plaza reached over one billion yen; 100 million yen of which is from soft-served ice cream. You can see the survey results at 0:35 in the video. Soft-served ice cream costs 350 yen (~$3.50 USD), which means there are a lot of people visiting this place. At 2:18 in the video, you can see Hiroshima Brand shop TAU and Okinawa Ginza Washita Shop, which have sales between 700 million and 1 billion yen. As introduced at 1:45, Oishii Yamagata Plaza sells "tama konjac," a local specialty, as well as fresh local vegetables from Yamagata. Antenna Shop Cooperation Source :YouTube screenshot The antenna shops around Yurakucho cooperated to bring more visitors to the area. The "National Men's Ekiden Stamp Rally," a coordinated event that ran from January 6th to the 22nd in 2017, was a stamp rally event to visit 16 shops in the Yurakucho area with a stamp collecting card. If you collected seven stamps, you could enter to win a gift from the local government and merchandise for Ekiden. The main antenna shop during the event is “Hiroshima Brand shop TAU.” The branch manager talks about why he started the event and introduces the popular product “Hassaku Orange Rice Cakes” during his interview. Summary of Yurakucho's Antenna Shops Photo：Raw Yatsuhashi “Strengthening Cooperation! Antenna Shop Battlefield” introduces how lively the antenna shops in Yurakucho are. There are other antenna shops in Kochi, Tokushima, Kagawa, Hakata, Akita, Toyama, Osaka and Shizuoka as well. There's also Hokkaido Foodist and Kyoto Kan around Yaesu, Tokyo. The antenna shops in Ikebukuro, Kansai, Fukuoka, Nagano, Aomori, Gifu, and Aichi are gaining popularity as well. Be sure to check out the homepage to see store hours and holidays. Enjoy buying local products from all over Japan in the heart of Tokyo!

This video, titled "Walking around Yokohama Chinatown - Long Take【横浜・中華街】 4K," was released by "NIPPON WANDERING TV." Yokohama Chinatown is the largest downtown area in Japan and East Asia. Its history can be traced back to 1859, when the port of Yokohama was opened to create a foreign settlement. After passing through the Seiryu-mon (Blue Dragon Gate), which guards the eastern side of the city, and walking into the center of the city, you'll gradually start seeing shop signs written in Chinese. There are over 200 Chinese restaurants in Chinatown, offering everything from well-established fine dining to take-away snacks for walking around. Enjoy feeling like you've traveled to China without having to leave Japan!

This video, titled "Tokyo Yurikamome Train Side Window View - 4K," was released by "NIPPON WANDERING TV." The Yurikamome Line runs from Shimbashi Station in Tokyo's Minato Ward to Toyosu Station in Koto Ward. It is officially called the Tokyo Rinkai Shin Kotsu Seaside Line (東京臨海新交通臨海線) and is operated by Yurikamome, Inc. At first glance, Yurikamome looks like a monorail, but it is actually a new transportation system called an AGT (automated guideway transit), which is slightly different from a monorail. The Yurikamome provides convenient access to Odaiba, Toyosu Market, and Tokyo Big Sight, among other famous tourist destinations. Enjoy the view of Tokyo skyline and Rainbow Bridge from the window of the Yurikamome!

This video, titled "丸ビル Marunouchi Building 【Japan Street View】GoPro Hero7 4k," was released by "Japan Street View." The Marunouchi Building, commonly known as the Maru Building, is a building with a mix of office buildings and shopping malls. Built in 1923, it is an extremely historic building, and was often referred to as the "best building in the east." The Maru Building was the first building in Japan to have both an office building and a shopping mall, and it is a building that symbolizes Tokyo in Japan. In this video, they take a walk through the Maru Building, so if you're interested in shopping in Tokyo, consider giving it a watch!

This video, titled "Walking around Azabu Juban Minatoku, Tokyo - Long Take【東京・麻布十番】 4K," was released by "NIPPON WANDERING TV." Azabujuban in Tokyo's Minato Ward is a "fashionable adult nightlife district" where the wealthy live. It's famous for its concentration of celebrity shops and restaurants where celebrities pop in for a night out. In this video, they take a stroll through Azabujuban and introduce the glamorous streets. During the walk, you can see mothers and commuters out with their children. You'll find cafes, soba noodle shops, and confectionery shops where you can stop by for a bite to eat. Enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of Azabujuban in this video!

This video, titled "A Unique Building in Ginza: Based on the Theme of 'Sukashibori' (16/06/15)" (銀座にユニークなビル出現・・・「透かし彫り」がテーマ(16/06/15)), was released by "ANNnewsCH." The Ginza Place building, which opened in 2016 at the Ginza 4-Chome intersection, has 11 floors above ground and two basement levels, and is based on a traditional craft called "Sukashibori" (openwork/pierced work/fretwork) that involves creating patterns on thin sheets of wood. It contains a Sony showroom, an event space, restaurants, and many other areas, and as a "landmark for creating the Ginza of tomorrow," it serves as a base for contributing to the creation of a district in Ginza that communicates new values and a future for the world from Japan. The architect in charge of the exterior design was Klein Dytham Architecture, an internationally acclaimed firm with a deep knowledge of Japan.

Bird Watching in Tokyo, Japan – Video Introduction This video, titled "An oasis where Japanese wild birds gather /4K," was uploaded by "Birdlover.jp," a channel that introduces rare and seasonal wild birds found in Japan. Birds You Can Observe in Tokyo Tokyo is the capital of Japan. Despite being the largest urban area in Japan, even in the Tokyo metropolitan area, there are many wild birds to be seen. In the parks of Tokyo, you can see a wide variety of birds, including brown-eared bulbuls, pale thrushes, hawfinches, dusky thrushes, sandpipers, brown-headed thrushes, white-cheeked starlings and many more. Brown-Eared Bulbuls, Pale Thrushes, Hawfinches, and Dusky Thrushes – A Look at the Birds in the Video Photo：Pale thrush While birdwatching in Tokyo, you can see many different types of wild birds. Here are some characteristics of each. Brown-Eared Bulbuls: Gray plumage with a pattern of white spots on their bellies. They have a high-pitched call. Their beaks are elongated at the tip to suck nectar from flowers. Pale Thrushes: About the size of a brown-eared bulbul, the pale thrush has a cute appearance. They can sometimes be seen flitting about parks. Hawfinches: Larger than sparrows and characterized by their sharp eyes. You can see a hawfinch drinking water in the video. [Video] 1:30 - A Hawfinch Drinking Water Dusky Thrushes: The white line above their eyes looks like an eyebrow. They fly from Siberia to Tokyo in winter and stay in Japan until around April. Bird Watching & Photography Spots Photo：Inokashira Park So where can you see wild birds in Tokyo? Here are some spots we recommend for birdwatching and photographing wild birds. ・Inokashira Onshi Park In 1917, Inokashira Onshi Park was opened as Japan's first suburban park. It is a popular spot for birdwatching and bird photography. ・Mizumoto Park The largest park in Tokyo's 23 wards, Mizumoto Park is a popular place to watch kingfishers, grey herons, and other birds. ・Tokyo Port Wild Bird Park Tokyo Port Wild Bird Park was originally built on land reclaimed from the sea. It is said that wild birds naturally gathered in the park due to its favorable environment. Many wild birds can be seen here, including warbling white-eyes, Japanese tits, sandpipers, plovers, ducks, and more. ・Meiji Jingu Shrine Kingfishers, woodpeckers, and pale thrushes can be seen at Meiji Jingu Shrine. Although Meiji Jingu Shrine is located in Harajuku, it is home to a large number of wild birds, which is unexpected given its urban setting. ・Kiyosumi Garden At Kiyosumi Garden, you can see white-cheeked starling, eastern spot-billed ducks, and Eurasian wigeons. The Japanese garden is an attractive place to observe many wild birds amongst lovely scenery. ・Shinjuku Gyoen Shinjuku Gyoen is known as a unique bird-watching spot in central Tokyo, where visitors can observe goshawks, tits, and other birds. The Wild Bird Society of Japan The Wild Bird Society of Japan, Tokyo was formed on September 13, 1947 and is dedicated to bird watching and bird conservation. The organization engages in a variety of activities, including observing wild birds in Tokyo with other members, and conducting conservation activities in parks where wild birds are found. Summary of Bird Watching in Tokyo Photo：Bird watching Some people may find it hard to imagine that there are so many wild birds in Japan's capital, Tokyo. But in reality, many wild birds can be seen in the city, including at places like Tokyo Port Wild Bird Park, Shinjuku Gyoen, and Meiji Jingu Shrine. Bird-watching events held by the Wild Bird Society of Japan, Tokyo, can be enjoyed by beginners as well. Another attraction is that you can observe different types of wild birds throughout Japan's four seasons: warbling white-eyes and brown-eared bulbuls in spring, dusky thrushes and pale thrushes in winter, and so on. If you visit any of the places introduced here, be sure to listen for the sounds of birds. You may discover the charms of bird watching even in the big city.

Introduction of Video, Walking From Harajuku to Omotesando in Tokyo “Tokyo Harajuku Omotesando walk - 4K（Tokyo Harajuku Omotesando walk 原宿 表参道散歩 - 4K）” was created by “NIPPON WANDERING TV” and it is a 4K video that actually films walking from Harajuku to Omotesando. Omotesando is the historic approach to the Meiji Shrine (明治神宮,Meiji-Jingu) and it is a 1.1km long main street stretching from the Jingubashi intersection to the Omotesando intersection. It is equivalent to the section from Aoyama Street to the Meiji Shrine intersection (in front of Harajuku Station) on prefectural road 413. There are nice shops, such as luxury brands, fashion brands, cafés, pastry shops and beauty salons along the street. Photo：Illuminations of Omotesando During the Christmas season, the street is decorated with lights and a lot of couples visit for a date. The video starts from Tokyu Plaza, which is located at the metro station in front of Harajuku station (Jingumae, Shibuya-ward, Tokyo), and goes to Omotesando station. At 8:12, it arrives at Omotesando station and walks across the street towards Harajuku station. It finishes by showing the view from the pedestrian bridge at 13:17. The video is 15minutes long, so it feels like you are actually window shopping. Recommended Shops Around Harajuku Station Photo：Colorful crepes Harajuku is known as the city of young people. There are a lot of pastry shops like crepes and pancakes and fashionable clothing shops. The most popular sightseeing spot is Takeshita Street, which is in front of JR Yamanote “Harajuku station.” At Takeshita Street, there are the malls “Harajuku ALTA”, and “MOOOSH SQUISHY Harajuku” which is popular among elementary school students, that sell goods with a unique feel. Also, there are boutiques and hair salons such as, “Harajuku Quest” with a hall, “Laforet Harajuku” and “Owl’s Garden”, which is an owl café that has become popular recently. You can find popular ramen restaurants, burger restaurants and bakeries as well. If you turn from Omotesando towards Shibuya, there are areas called Uraharajuku and Cat Street. The areas are popular because people can enjoy shopping while taking a walk to Shibuya. These areas are close from Harajuku station and can be accessed easily. Recommended Shops Around Omotesando Source :YouTube screenshot Omotesando: The City of Adults There are many calm, luxury brands and galleries in Omotesando, and the large-scale commercial facility “Omotesando Hills” is shown from 2:51 in the video. Next to the modern building, there is a rental gallery that was modeled after Old-Dojunkai apartments. You can enjoy art such as “Gallery Dojunkai” and “Omotesando Rocket.” There is a modern art gallery, the “Watari Museum of Contemporary Art”, if you go towards Gaienmae, and the surrounding area is a quiet residential street. Summary Photo：Omotesando Hills The video shows the beautiful walk from Harajuku to Omotesando in the early morning when there were few people. If you want to know what Omotesando is like, be sure to watch the video. You can use multiple stations such as JR and Tokyo metro to Harajuku and Omotesando. If you're going by car, be sure to use a toll parking lot. Other than shopping and going to cafes, there are many places where you can enjoy lunch and dinner, so you can have fun throughout the whole day. Cherry blossoms can be enjoyed at Aoyama Cemetery, Yoyogi Park and Meiji Shrine as well. In this article, we introduced commercial facilities and popular shops around Harajuku and Omotesando. If you're planning on going to Harajuku or Omotesando, don't forget to use this article as a guide! 【Tripadvisor】Omotesando https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1066456-d610350-Reviews-Omotesando-Shibuya_Tokyo_Tokyo_Prefecture_Kanto.html

Introducing Shibuya 109! This video, titled "Shibuya 109 Walk - Tokyo - 渋谷 109," is a 4K introductory video showing the inside of Shibuya 109, a popular place among Japan's youth. Shibuya 109 is a shopping mall, also referred to as "Marukyu." There are many shops selling women’s clothing, shoes, beauty products and accessories, as well as costumes for cosplays. This video shows you around the inside of Shibuya 109. The amazing 4K quality will have you feeling like you're actually in the shop. Be sure to look at all of the fashionable shops shown in the video! Shibuya 109: History and Origins Photo：109 Shibuya 109 is a fashion building that opened in 1979, managed by Tokyu Malls Development. Besides the main store in Shibuya, there's also stores in Abeno Osaka, Kagoshima, and Hong Kong. The secondary name "Marukyu" comes from the last two numbers of 109; '0' pronounced "maru" and '9' pronounced "kyu" in Japanese. Deemed a "mecca for high school gals," many young girls visit Shibuya 109 everyday. It's not just for young people living in Tokyo, either. It's also a famous sightseeing spot for school field trips in Tokyo, as well as foreign tourists. The Shops of Shibuya 109 Source :YouTube screenshot At Shibuya 109, there are fashion items for both women and men, including shoes, fancy goods, cosmetic items, lingerie, swim wear, and places for taking "purikura " photos. There's plenty to do, so you'll never get bored. Besides fashion brand shops, there's also many cafes and restaurants as well. You can see the restaurants in the video from 9:43. Mogumogu stand, where you can enjoy trying food at various restaurants, is especially popular among young women. Many girls visit here to buy tapioca and strawberry candy that look great on Instagram. The beauty salon inside Shibuya 109 is very popular among women as well. At Shibuya 109, temporary pop-up stores, including collaborations with popular artists and Pokemon, appear from time to time as well, so be sure to keep your eyes peeled for them. In front of the entrance to Shibuya 109, facing the scramble crossing, there is an event space called 109 Square. This places gets packed with young people during events. Summary of Shibuya 109 Photo：109 On the official Shibuya 109 website, you can check out the floor guide, and also find information on sales and events. There is also an official mail order service, so you can enjoy shopping online as well. If you're interested in Japan's "Kawaii" or "gal" cultures, be sure to stop by Shibuya 109! Don't forget to watch the video to experience window shopping at Shibuya 109 as well! ◆SHIBUYA109 General Facility Information◆ 【Address】29-1, Dogenzaka 2 chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 【Access】A 3 minute walk from JR Shibuya Station 【Hours】Shopping 10:00-21:00, Cafes and restaurants 11:00-23:00 【Closures】None 【Parking】None 【Phone number】 03-3477-5111 【Official website】SHIBUYA109 https://www.shibuya109.jp/

UNIQLO Ginza This video, titled "UNIQLO Opens a New Flagship Store, the Largest of its Kind, in Tokyo's Ginza," was created by "Kyodo News." It's a news video features a preview for the media on March 15, 2012, the day before UNIQLO Ginza opened, as well as a press conference with Tadashi Yanai, the Chairman, President, and CEO of UNQLO's management company, Fast Retailing. UNIQLO Ginza is the world’s largest global flagship store, occupying approximately all 5,000 square meters of a 12-story building on the main street in Ginza, Tokyo. In this article, we'll introduce UNIQLO and talk about UNIQLO Ginza. Be sure to follow along with the video as you read this article! What You Need to Know About UNIQLO Ginza Source :YouTube screenshot The UNIQLO Ginza store in Chuo-Ward (中央区, Chuo-Ku), Tokyo, introduced in the video, was opened on March 16th, 2012 as the ninth in a series of global flagship stores around the globe. The store is located in the heart of Ginza, just a four-minute walk from Ginza Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza and Hibiya Lines, the closest station to UNIQLO. The global flagship store will serve as a base for sending out information about UNIQLO as a global brand to the world. Tadashi Yanai touches on this in the press conference shown at 1:04 as well. In addition to offering the world's largest lineup of the latest men's, women's, children's, and baby clothing in a wide range of sizes, the store also has a concierge service to guide customers through the store and provide assistance in six languages, including Japanese, English, French, Spanish, Chinese and Korean. You can see the inside of UNIQLO Ginza at 0:13 in the video. About UNIQLO Source :YouTube screenshot UNIQLO is a clothing store founded in 1974. They manufacture and retail high-quality, low-priced, casual wear brands through integrated control of product planning, production, distribution, and sales. In addition to stores in Japan, UNIQLO also actively engages in mail-order sales through its online store and overseas expansion, and is well known as a casual wear brand with TV commercials and street advertisements. UNIQLO is especially known for its outerwear, such as down jackets, HEATTECH and fleece, but it also sells pants, shirts, jackets, dresses, collaborative T-shirts, and suits. They have a wide range of clothing available. There are many Thanksgiving and sale items, limited edition items, and recommended products, so be sure to check out their flyers and website. Summary of UNIQLO Ginza Source :YouTube screenshot This video introduces UNIQLO Ginza, the largest UNIQLO in the world with LED displays and a giant window display. We hope you enjoyed the video, which gives an overview of UNIQLO's extensive lineup of products in the store. ◆UNIQLO Ginza Store Information◆ 【Address】1st floor to 12th floor of GINZA KOMATSU East Building, 6-9-5, Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. 104-0061 【Access】A four-minute walk from Ginza Station, on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and Hibiya Line 【Hours】11:00-21:00 【Closures】None 【Parking】None 【Phone】03-6252-5181 【Official Website】UNIQLO｜UNIQLO Ginza Store https://www.uniqlo.com/jp/shop/ginza/?lang=en 【Tripadvisor】UNIQLO Ginza Store https://www.tripadvisor.jp/ShowUserReviews-g14129573-d2692803-r565777759-Uniqlo_Ginza-Ginza_Chuo_Tokyo_Tokyo_Prefecture_Kanto.html

Introducing the Former Kacho-no-Miya Residence This video, titled "Introduction to the Former Kacho-no-Miya Residence" (華頂宮邸の紹介), was released by "Crystal Palace Exposition" (水晶宮博覧会). The video introduces the Former Kacho-no-Miya Residence of Kamakura City in Kanagawa Prefecture. The residence is not only registered as a Tangible Cultural Property of Japan (Architecture), but has also been chosen as one of Japan’s "Top 100 Historical Gardens," and one of Kamakura’s "Top 3 Western-style Buildings." The elegant and beautiful appearance of the residence has led to it being the filming site for various television productions. In this article, we'll introduce the history and charms of the Former Kacho-no-Miya Residence. The History of the Former Kacho-no-Miya Residence Source :YouTube screenshot The Former Kacho-no-Miya Residence was built by Prince Kacho Hirotsune (博経親王), the 12th prince of the Fushiminomiya (伏見宮邦家) family, a branch of the imperial family. The current owner is Kacho Hirokazu (華頂博一). The branches of the imperial family formed in 1868 ceased to exist in the Taisho era, but the Kacho house continued to hold Shinto ceremonies. The original residence is said to have been in located in Mita, Minato, Tokyo. Now, a kindergarten can be found in that area. The residence shown in the video was moved to its current location in Kamakura in 1929. The Charms of the Former Kacho-no-Miya Residence Source :YouTube screenshot You can find the Former Kacho-no-Miya Residence behind Hokokuji Temple (鎌倉報国寺), which is famous for its bamboo garden. The three-story wooden residence has a charming Western retro atmosphere. As seen from 2:58 in the video, a French garden and various tearooms are located on the premises. There are many other spots to explore as well. In the spring, the weeping cherry trees burst into bloom, and in autumn, the leaves change to beautiful shades of red and yellow. The interior of the residence is only opened to the public twice a year, once in spring and once in autumn. Be sure to check the opening days before planning your visit. Summary of the Former Kacho-no-Miya Residence Source :YouTube screenshot This residence is a must-visit if you're making a trip to Kamakura. Other recommendations in Kamakura include the Ichijo Ekan Sanso House (一条恵観山荘), Jomyoji Temple (浄妙寺), Zuisenji Temple (瑞泉寺), and Sugimoto Temple (杉本寺). There are many popular lunch spots in Kamakura as well, so be sure to take your time and enjoy sightseeing! ◆Former Kacho-no-Miya Residence Facility Overview◆ 【Address】2-6-37, Jomyoji 2-chome, Kamakura City, Kanagawa 【Access】A 35-minute walk from JR Kamakura Station, or a 4-minute walk from the Jomyoji (浄明寺) bus stop from JR Kamakura Station. 【Admission Fee】Free 【Hours】April to September: 10:00-16:00 October to March: 10:00-15:00 【Closures】Mondays and Tuesdays 【Parking】None 【Phone】0467-61-3477 【Tripadvisor】Former Kacho-no-Miya Residence https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g303156-d6897781-Reviews-Old_Kachonomiya_House-Kamakura_Kanagawa_Prefecture_Kanto.html

Check Out the Video Exploring "Ikspiari" in Maihama This is a 4K video that explores Ikspiari in Maihama, Urayasu, Chiba, in Japan's Kanto region. Ikspiari is a shopping center located in Tokyo Disney resort in Maihama. There are 9 different zones and about 140 stores in Ikspiari. It opened in 2000. Access to Ikspiari is convenient as it is located just outside JR Maihama station and also has easy access from the Disney Monorail as you can see in the beginning of the video. Be sure to watch the video and enjoy the stroll through Ikspiari. What Kind of Place Is Ikspiari? Source :YouTube screenshot Ikspiari has a total of 9 zones each with a distinct theme. "The Courtyard" and "Garden Site" on the first floor, "Trader's Passage," "Museum Lane," "Trail & Track," "Theater Front," and "B' Way" on the second floor, "Gracious Square," on the third floor and "Chefs' Row" on the 4th floor. Ikspiari offers a variety of different, extraordinary atmospheres. If you want to get a good look at some of them, be sure to watch the video exploring Ikspiari and see things like a Port town in the style of Southern Europe (from 0:50), a classic American style town with a neon lights (from 2:51), and modern metallic design (from 3:58). Enjoy Gourmet Food and Shopping at Ikspiari There's more than just shopping in Ikspiari too. There's a movie theater, restaurants, cafes, and bars as well. Stop by the popular cosmetic stores and the Disney Store to check out all the cute items. The food court is a great place to grab a bite to eat. Roti’s house is the perfect place to enjoy some craft beer as well. Recommended Places at Ikspiari Source :YouTube screenshot There are 16 different theaters at "Cinema Ikspiari" which is introduced in the video at 3:47. It is the largest movie theater in Japan. Besides the movie theater, there are convenience stores, Uniqlo, a roof-top garden, gift shops, Purikura (Photo booth), and a Radio satellite studio called "Studio Ikspiari." Make sure to check out Celebration Plaza to see if there are any events as well. The roof-top garden, "Garden Site," shown in the video at 10:24, is a popular area where you can rest and see 1930’s American Hollywood themed Disney Ambassador hotel. Summary of Ikspiari Source :YouTube screenshot Ikspiari is a shopping mall full of entertainment. It is directly connected to Tokyo Disney resort and you can enjoy shopping and gourmet food there. It is a must-see spot if you are visiting Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea. ◆Outline of IKSPIARI◆ 【Address】1-4 Maihama, Urayasu, Chiba 279-8529 【Opening Hour】10:00 am to 11:00 pm 【Closures】None. Open year round. 【Access】Right outside of JR Maihama Station 【Parking】Available (Approx 1800 spots) 【Phone Number】047-305-2525 【Official Website】Ikspiari｜ Discovery Is Just Around the Corner https://www.ikspiari.com/en/

Beautiful Night Views of Tokyo and Yokohama! This video, titled "Japan Night Aerials in 8K," was produced by Armadas. This video was made using aerial footage of Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Sky Tree, and other beautiful views of the nightscapes of Tokyo and Yokohama. The aerial views of the Tokyo and Yokohama nightscapes from a helicopter are absolutely stunning. Highlights of Tokyo and Yokohama's Nightscapes The centers of Japan, including places like Shinjuku and Yokohama, are usually overcrowded with people and things, but what you see in this video are simply beautiful views of each city without all of the crowds. The beauty of Japan lies not only in the mountains and rivers, but also in the urban landscapes. Especially in Tokyo and Yokohama, there are many people, which leads to more buildings being built and more people gathering and lighting up the area. These dazzling lights and buildings create wonderful nightscapes. Nowadays, Tokyo's population has surpassed 9 million, and the crowds in the city are becoming more and more stressful by the day. Yokohama is just as overpopulated as Tokyo, but the night view of Tokyo and Yokohama shows no sign of such internal deterioration. You can even feel the frustration and stress of daily life melting into the nighttime scenery of Tokyo and Yokohama, which can only be experienced through aerial photography. One of the ways to enjoy this film is to compare Yokohama and Tokyo. This too is only possible thanks to aerial photography... Try to compare the intensity of the light and the number of buildings. You're sure to find something about Tokyo and Yokohama that you never noticed before. Summary of the Beautiful Aerial Footage of Tokyo and Yokohama This video gives beautiful aerial views of Tokyo and Yokohama. We highly recommend checking it out. You'll see another side of Tokyo and Yokohama that you won't find walking through the city during the day.

Shin Miyazaki "ANNnewsCH", "Service Competition, Japanese- No.1 in the World（サービスの技競う大会　日本人給仕長が世界一）" is a video introducing Shin Miyazaki, the winner of the world competition for service skills. Various countries participated in the Georges Baptiste Cup, a "waiter world cup" held in Minato, Tokyo in 2012, and Shin Miyazaki, the representative of Japan, won the event. The hospitality of the Japanese people, who are known for their attentiveness, has been recognized throughout the world. Check out this video to see the amazing achievement. This article introduces Shin Miyazaki, who won the service competition. Shin Miyazaki and the World Competition for Service Skills! Source :YouTube screenshot The Georges Baptiste Cup was hosted in 2012. This competition, which has been ongoing since 1961 includes students and professionals in the service field. The competition has been held globally since 2000, with the 2012 competition held in Japan. Shin Miyazaki, the representative of Japan, won the world championship for service skills at a restaurant famous for its service skills. It's a large achievement to win the professional category with 14 other countries participating. The job of the server is not just bringing plates to the table, but also to entertain guests as well. In French cuisine, it is said to be as important of a job as the chef. Shin Miyazaki learned French and studied cheese and wine before challenging this competition. You can watch thecompetition from 0:08 in the video, and from 0:32, you can see Mr. Miyazaki pouring champagne for guests About Shin Miyazaki Source :YouTube screenshot Mr. Shin Miyazaki is currently the Japanese Maître d'hôtel (head waiter), restaurant serviceman, and representative of Fantagista21. As an active serviceman, he serves customers at Michelin Guide Tokyo's two Michelin star restaurant "Refervessons." He also engages in human resource development and lecture activities, and published the book "World-Class Hospitality." Miyazaki was interested in cooking because of his father's favorite book, "Dancyu," and thus decided he wanted to be a chef in the future. Later, he worked at a French cuisine restaurant in Tokyo, where he was inspired by the appeal of head waiter. In 2010, he won the "Maitre de Servis Cup", and as stated above, he won the 2012 world competition for service skills. Shin Miyazaki also appears on TV. He has appeared in "professional work style," "Asaichi," "Non-stop," etc. and has received a lot of attention. If you're interested in Shin Miyazaki, be sure to check out the video. Summary of Shin Miyazaki, World Service Competition Champion Source :YouTube screenshot "ANNnewsCH"'s, "Service Competition, Japanese- No.1 in the World" introduces Shin Miyazaki who won the World Competition for Service Skills. It also explains points to be careful of when serving, and it is a must-see video for those who are aiming to be professionals in the service industry.

A Look at Japan's Sumo Wrestling "Sumo Match - Tokyo - 相撲" is a video produced by TokyoStreetView – Japan The Beautiful, featuring Japan’s national sport! Sumo is a traditional martial art loved by the masses since old times in Japan. As the matches are held internationally, the sport has many overseas fans and is capturing the world’s attention. Matches between top wrestlers in the sumo rankings such as Yokozuna or Ozeki, are very spectacular and spectators can fully enjoy the thrilling matches. The video features footage of a match between sekitori (a sumo ranking) during the New Year’s tournament held in January 2017. Check out Japan’s spectacular sport - sumo wrestling! About Sumo – Japan’s National Sport Photo：Sumo Wrestling The first written record of sumo in Japan is said to be found in a Shinto document called Kojiki. Sumo matches used to be held as rituals and festivals dedicated to the deities and was mostly loved by nobles. After gaining popularity among the masses during the Edo period (1603 – 1868 AD), sumo has been enjoyed as a form of entertainment and sport in Japan. Today, matches are held both nationwide and internationally and many Japanese and foreigners enjoy it. The manners and conventions rooted in the rituals are passed down and given special importance even in modern sumo wrestling. The Excitement of Sumo Source :YouTube screenshot As the national sport of Japan, sumo wrestling starts from matches between low-ranking wrestlers, and matches between makuuchi (senior-grade wrestlers) are held in the evening. Honbasho refers to the official tournaments that decide the rankings and rewards of the wrestlers and six tournaments are organized throughout the year: the first tournament in January (Tokyo), the spring tournament in March (Osaka), the summer tournament in May (Tokyo), the Nagoya tournament in July, the autumn tournament in September (Tokyo), and finally, the Kyushu tournament in November (Fukuoka). Many Japanese people have probably watched the official tournaments aired on NHK (the national broadcaster in Japan). Some may have a stiff image of the national sport, but that's not true at all. Spectators can enter the venue at any time and watch the match in a relaxed manner while eating and drinking. Matches between senior-grade wrestlers are a must-watch and you'll surely get excited watching the spectacular matches between well-built wrestlers. Spectators get excited during matches, especially when a maegashira (the lowest grade of the highest ranking sumo class) wins against a yokozuna (the highest ranking sumo class) champion, as well as in deciding matches. Tickets and information of those exciting sumo wrestling matches are available on the official website of Nihon Sumo Kyokai. The Flow of a Sumo Match Source :YouTube screenshot As you can see at 0:22 in the video, wrestlers step into the ring with their colorful ornamental aprons before a match. As businesses can offer rewards to support wrestlers, the “reward banners” with the names of those businesses go around the ring as you can see at 3:14 in the video. With the company names printed on the program of the matches and publicly announced, those businesses play a similar role to sponsors in other sports. Before a match, a ritual called "chirichouzu" is held. You can see this at 3:08 and 7:52 in the video. This is a declaration "to fight fair and square without any weapons." Source :YouTube screenshot Next, the wrestler creates distance from the opponent, bends forward, and places his hands on the ground. This is called "shikiri" (仕切り). Then, with the signal of the referee, the wrestlers push each other. This is called "tachiai" (立合い). This series of events can be seen in the video. There are different means of attacking, such as thrusts, slapping, and body strikes. Kimarite (決まり手, winning move) refers to the move that the opponent is defeated by. Punching and grabbing the opponent's hair are prohibited moves in sumo. Summary of Japan’s National Sport Photo：Sumo "Sumo Match - Tokyo - 相撲," produced by TokyoStreetView – Japan The Beautiful, features conventions before matches and match footage of Japan’s national sport. From the cultural aspect of sumo that originates from Japanese Shinto to the spectacular matches, the video shows the sport at its best. Sumo is a fascinating martial art that a wide range of people including those who are interested in Japanese culture and martial arts lovers can enjoy! 【Official Website】Nihon Sumo Kyokai Official Website http://www.sumo.or.jp/En/