Grand Sumo Tour was one of the most useful official Ambassador tours in mid-January 2023; you should know before you book a Grand Sumo ticket. Sumo is the National Sport of Japan. So, most people who visit Japan desire to watch Sumo while they are in Japan. However, they don’t have any idea how to […]
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Tokyo Sumo Tickets are one of the most popular objects among local and international tourists. Sumo to local people related to the spiritual and fun matches. On the other hand, Sumo to international tourists is one of the four wanted dreams like riding on Bullet Trains, seeing volcanoes, meeting with Geisha, and climbing Mount Fuji. Four other dreams
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Omoide Yokocho in Shinjuku is one of Tokyo’s 2,400 beautiful famous streets where people can enjoy the ancient time Japanese atmosphere in Tokyo. The small alley offers a message for people to visit Ueno Ameyoko, Ginza Yokocho, Nakamise Shopping Street, Sumida Kirakira Shotengai, or Ginza Yanaka local streets. Table of Contents Location: Omoide Yokocho is located at the west
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Table of Contents Ryogoku Kokugikan National Sumo Arena is the biggest Sumo Arena in Japan and one of the top tourist destinations in Tokyo. For sports and spiritual purposes, it’s the first choice for sumo fans to enjoy Sumo Match in Japan. However, achieving the goal requires basic tasks, such as booking Tokyo Sumo Ticket
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Table of Contents Nishi Sando Shopping Street is one of the famous shopping arcades in Asakusa, like Nakamise Street. The Edo-style shopping arcade, with a beautiful red wooden road, specializes in Japanese events and festival goods. Location: Nishi Sando Shopping Street is located in Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo. This lovely street is only a few steps away to the west of Sensoji
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Among Tokyo’s 2400 shopping streets, Asakusa Nakamise Shopping Street is the most beautiful shopping street. Nakamise Street is full of miscellaneous goods, Japanese sweets, ice creams, rice crackers, street foods, authentic Japanese foods, and souvenirs. Asakusa was a traditional Japanese entertainment district during the Edo Period. However, the street remains one of the most famous
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Table of Contents Hibiya Park Christmas Market is one of the best three Christmas Markets in Tokyo. At the same time, it’s the biggest Christmas Market in the open space, making it a fun space in December(9-25). It has live performances, restaurants, Christmas gift stores, and kids attractions, Thomas train. Current location: Hibiya Park Christmas
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Table of Contents Todoroki Valley is the only valley in Tokyo Metropolitan’s 23 Special wards. The valley is a great place to visit because of its unique existence. This natural valley is only a few minutes of train ride from central Tokyo with bamboo trees, tall trees, rocky streams, trails, shrines, and the sounds of the small
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Table of Contents Sumida Aquarium is one of the best indoor aquariums in Tokyo to enjoy marine life, where visitors can enjoy the feeling of the breath of living sea creatures in close proximity. The aquarium is beautifully designed, with natural aquatic plants holding 10,000 aquatic living creatures. You can use Tokyo Metro subway Toei Asakusa Line
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Asakusa Tori no Ichi is one of the famous festivals in Asakusa, held in Asakusa Otori Shrine in November every year, where hundreds of thousands of people gather and buy bamboo rakes to bring good luck to their businesses. Interestingly, according to Chinese Zodiac Rooster’s Day, the shrine holds the festival thrice in the same month. So,
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