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 The Beaches around TokyoTo cool off and enjoy some time by the beach, there's no need to even leave the capital city of Japan. Tokyo Bay has a lot to offer its summertime visitors... |
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Ueno Celebrates Summer
Although Ueno is known for its zoo and museum, it also houses one of the most diverse summer festivals: Ueno Natsu Matsuri.
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| Obon: The Festival of Souls |
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In Japan, the Obon period is the time of summer vacation for all. In addition to returning to their families to honor their ancestors, the Japanese take advantage of the summer to participate in many local and regional festivals (matsuri). |
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| Guidelines to Travel by Train |
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Once your JR Pass is in your hands, nearly all of the railways of Japan awaits you. You will find traveling by train incredibly quiet, fluid, and well-organised. To achieve this, passengers follow several rules of etiquette such as queuing and special seats. … An overview of the rules of Japan trains. |
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| BBQ and Camping in the Capital |
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Need a break from the capital with a bit of nature? Relax around a barbecue in the Wild Magic camp site and rediscover the pleasures of outdoor activities. City dwellers may live a new experience camping in the heart of Tokyo. |
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| Toranomon Hills, always higher |
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A new building in Tokyo is always a big to-do, especially if it is the tallest in the city. This is the case with Toranomon Hills, which opened on June 11th. At 255 meters, this building sits right in the heart of the Minato district among many embassies and companies. |
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| AkibaCart |
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If you thought that the bus and train were your only transportation options during your visit to Tokyo, think again! Dive right into the heart of Tokyo's hustle and bustle in an AkibaCart, a little red go-kart that zips through the streets of Japan's metropolis. |
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| Gaijin on the Subway |
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With 330 kilometers divided into a dozen lines, it's not always easy to navigate to Tokyo subway... A new app is here to help. Free and available in English, it will be a valuable tool for all the disoriented travelers out there. |
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New Vacation Rental House in Ikebukuro
The Ikebukuro District of Tokyo is like Shibuya or Shinjuku on a more human scale. Here, the Tokyo frenzy combines with tranquility. It's in this setting that our newest house is located: Ikebukuro Nigo. Arranged for two people, it is close to restaurants and transportation.
