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Abhi Sen
Jun. 26, 2024
no season is offseason for Japan. In summer there are so many thing to see and do here in Kawagoe. Kawagoe is a historical town known as coedo or little edo. It is a edo period warehouse district. Tokinokane or the bell tower which is the landmark of Kawagoe can be seen nicely. This couple was enjoying the traditional and historical city in a traditional fashion. The old style house and bell tower in the background makes the atmosphere more beautiful.
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Isehara Tourism Association
Jun. 25, 2024
【2024 (Reiwa 6) June 30 (Sun) Nagoshi Oharai】 Shinto ritual held in in June and December every year, Attendees pass through the "circle of thatch" to cleanse their minds and bodies of impurities and be free from illness and disaster. Prayer exorcisms are held at each shrine in Isehara City. *Oyama Afuri Shrine Lower Shrine (Tel: 0463-95-2006) 14:00 355 Daisen, Isehara City, Kanagawa Prefecture Isehara Station North Exit No. 4 "Daisen Cable Line" bus about 30 minutes Get off at the end of the bus and take the cable car for 6 minutes *Sannomiya Hibita Shrine (TEL 0463-95-3237) from 14:00 1472 Sannomiya, Isehara City, Kanagawa Prefecture About 15 minutes by bus from Isehara Station North Exit No. 1 "To Kurihara via Sekidai" Get off at Hibita Shrine Isehara Station North Exit No. 4 bus "To Isehara Depot via Tono Village / Ishikurabashi" bus About 12 minutes, get off at "Sannomiya" and walk for about 5 minutes Isehara Station North Exit No. 1 bus "To Tsurumaki Hot Spring Station via Ojudai" about 12 minutes by bus Get off at "Kobe" and walk for about 12 minutes Isehara Station North Exit Platform 1 "To Isehara Garage via Shirane 246" Bus 12 minutes Get off at "Housing Complex North" and walk for about 12 minutes *Isehara Daijingu Shrine (TEL 0463-96-1611) 16:00 Kanagawa Prefecture Isehara City Isehara 3-8-1 A 10-minute walk along Chuo-dori from the north exit of Isehara Station Let's go through the circle of thatch and get rid of the defilement and get through this hot summer!
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Chiba City Tourism Association
Jun. 25, 2024
[TIPSTAR DOME CHIBA] In October 2021, Japan's first internationally standard wooden bank velodrome was newly established on the site of the former Chiba bicycle race. Held in a bicycle track race "PIST6" in which participants completed six laps around a wooden bank with a circumference of 250 meters and competed for speed. PIST6 is the world's first public event (keirin) with a strong sporting flavor that conforms to the keirin events held in international cycling track competitions. In addition to the appeal of racing with a sense of speed, you can also enjoy new sports entertainment by creating an extraordinary space using Video and laser lighting. Restrooms available facilities such as Restrooms available seats, VIP Roux, bar, and three food areas, it is used not only for cycling competitions but also for other sporting and music events because it can create a unique venue using the latest sound and lighting equipment, next-generation Video and laser lighting. As a place where you can experience the future of sports, it is attracting a lot of attention both in Japan and abroad. There is content for a wide range of people, from families to professional athletes, so once you visit, you will be drawn into its charm. ■ Access: ・15 minutes walk from Chiba Station ・2 minutes walk from Chiba Monorail Chiba Park Station ■Address: 4-1-1 Benten, Chuo-ku, Chiba City ■ Parking: Paid
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Isehara Tourism Association
Jun. 23, 2024
【Isehara Daijingu Shrine Held in Flower Market in 2024 (Reiwa 6)】  July 6 (Sat) 14:00~20:00    7th (Sun) 15:00~20:00 Flowers for sale of seasonal flowers such as morning glories and pot flowers, shooting, yo-yo, Bake sale and Kitchen Car Stalls such as cotton are also Restrooms available. Magic show on the 6th, "Daijingu Street Shotenkai Tomikuji" on the 7th, etc. Events are also held in, and the venue is very busy. Please come with your family and friends in the evening. Contact: Isehara Daijingu Shrine Office 0463-96-1611      Kanagawa Prefecture Isehara City Isehara 3-8-1      A 10-minute walk along Chuo-dori from the north exit of Isehara Station
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Isehara Tourism Association
Jun. 20, 2024
[Held in Iseharaichi in the mountains! ] Cancelled due to stormy weather Sunday, June 23, 2024 10:00~15:00 Venue: Isehara City Sports Park (free admission)     320 Nishitomioka, Isehara City, Kanagawa Prefecture ●Access by Trains and Bus Get off at Isehara Station on the Odakyu Line Kanagawa Chuo Kotsu Bus North Exit No. 3 "Nanasawa Line" About 10 minutes 240 yen ▪ Boarding the I34 and 36 lines get off at [General Sports Park]. ▪ Boarding the I31 and 37 lines get off at the entrance of the sports park and walk for 5 minutes. * If you walk from Isehara Station, it will take about 45 minutes ● Access by car ▪ About 30 minutes from the Tomei Expressway Atsugi Interchange ▪ About 8 minutes from the Shin-Tomei Expressway Isehara Daisen Interchange * Use is expected to be congested, so please use public transportation  Thank you for your cooperation. In the center of the venue, there is a stage Food tents and Kitchen cars Local Products vegetables are also sold Restrooms available A wide variety of booths! Lots of delicious food! Please enjoy Isehara to the fullest! !!
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