千葉県 · Tourism
Katsuura Hina
勝浦市 外房
One thousand eight hundred hina dolls on the sixty stone steps of Tomisaki Jinja.
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千葉県 · Tourism
勝浦市 外房
One thousand eight hundred hina dolls on the sixty stone steps of Tomisaki Jinja.
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香取市 北総
Merchant houses along the Ono river. The town where Ino Tadataka learned to survey.
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富津市 上総
A hillside on Mount Kanozan, known for its rapeseed flowers and its sheep show.
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鴨川市 外房
Shoals of red sea bream gather near the surface, bound up with the legend of Nichiren's birth.
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銚子市 北総
Among the top ports in Japan for landings. It carried the town alongside soy sauce.
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大多喜町 上総
The largest gorge in Boso. The Awamata falls slide down a gentle rock face.
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山武市ほか 外房
Sixty kilometres of sand. A shore of beach seines and sardine fishing.
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館山市 南房総
An uninhabited island joined to the land when the Great Kanto Earthquake lifted the ground.
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大多喜町ほか 上総
Single tracks running through fields of rape flowers. Wooden station buildings survive.
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鋸南町 南房総
A canteen run by the fishing co-operative. What came ashore that day is what is served.
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千代田区 都心
One of the three great festivals of Japan. It was a tenka matsuri, allowed to enter the grounds of Edo Castle.
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台東区 城東
One of the oldest shopping streets in Japan, lined with shops since the Edo period.
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小笠原村 島しょ
Islands inscribed as World Natural Heritage. They belong to Tokyo, yet lie about 1,000 kilometres from the mainland.
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台東区 城東
Asakusa in May. Three great portable shrines cross the town.
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新宿区 都心
A Japanese garden, a formal garden and a landscape garden share one site. It was once a daimyo residence.
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文京区 都心
A stroll garden that reproduces places celebrated in waka poetry. Made by Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu.
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中央区 都心
A tidal pond fed with seawater. The view changes with the tide.
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墨田区 城東
It reproduces Nihonbashi at full size. Note: closed long-term for renovation.
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中央区 都心
The home of kabuki. A single-act seat costs only around a thousand yen.
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江東区 城東
The wholesale market moved here from Tsukiji. The tuna auction can be viewed.
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中央区 都心
The wholesale market moved away, but the outer shopping street stayed exactly where it was.
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文京区 都心
Lanes and row houses that escaped the war. The shopping street runs down from Yuyake Dandan.
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墨田区 城東
Six hundred and thirty-four metres tall. The idea of the central pillar of a five-storey pagoda was applied to its damping system.
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文京区 都心
The garden of the Mito Tokugawa. Much of its design reproduces celebrated places in China.
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