Tokyo Cherry Blossom season is short and lasts less than two weeks. Fleeting Cherry blossoms bring lots of joy to the Tokyoites. Most of the public places become congested during the Cherry Blossom in Tokyo. The season starts in Tokyo in late March and lasts till early April. Millions of tourists visit Japan during the Sakura season. […]
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Table of Contents Location: Imperial Palace is one of the most famous places in Tokyo. It is a big area fortified by moats, stone walls, and lovely large park areas. It is located in Chiyoda Ward and ten minutes walk from the Tokyo Station. Before, it was an Edo Castle, and it is now familiar as Imperial Palace. It
Table of Contents Mizumachi location: Mizumachi literally means ‘water town.’ People can guess about the town after hearing its name. However, it is a straight railway line that connects two Special wards, Sumida and Taito, located between Sensoji Temple and Skytree. It is one of the most beautiful tourist spots in Tokyo. It was open to the public on June 18, 2020. (Fine tourist
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Meiji Shrine (Meiji Jingu Shrine) is the most significant and iconic Shinto shrine in Tokyo. The shrine is related to the Japanese royal family and is dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Dowager Shoken, built in 1920 over 170 acres of land. Devotees go there to pray so that the spirits bring good luck to
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Table of Contents Location: Asukayam Park is located on the top of Asukayama Mountain in Kita City. The park is kids friendly, with three of Tokyo’s important museums inside the park. Access to the park is straightforward. It is only a 2-minute walk from Oji Station. Visitors can enjoy a free Monorail ride from the
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Table of Contents Location: Nanushi no Taki Garden is located in Kita City, Tokyo, Japan. It is located near Oji Inari Shrine and is 8 minutes walk from Oji Station. The park has a long and glorious history. Visitors can learn about the glorious past by visiting the garden. Nanushi meaning: The park has a
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Table of Contents Brief introduction: Kita Special Ward has two shrines, starting with the same name Oji, Oji Shrine, and Oji Inari Shrine. Some tourists get confused because of it, but these two shrines are entirely different from each other. However, the Oji Inari Shrine is famous for Fox Parade Festival, and Oji Shrine is famous for weddings. Oji Inari
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Oji Shrine in Tokyo’s Kita Ward is a serene and historically rich Shinto sanctuary. Known for its tranquil atmosphere and traditional architecture, it offers a peaceful escape in the heart of the bustling city, embodying centuries of Japanese cultural and spiritual heritage. Table of Contents Location: The shrine’s official name is Oji Jinja Shrine, located in Kita City,
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Nezu Shrine, known as “Nezu Jinja” in Japanese, is one of Tokyo’s oldest and most famous Shinto shrines. It’s located in the Bunkyo Ward, a district known for its blend of historical and cultural sites. Table of Contents Location: Nezu Shrine (Nezu Jinza) as the most beautiful shrine in Tokyo, located in Bunkyo Ward. No doubt, it
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Table of Contents Location: Toneri Park is located in Adachi. It is the third biggest park in Tokyo’s 23 Special Wards. But, at the same time, it is not only big but beautiful too. It is a popular destination for sports, picnics, cycling, running, fishing, and nature-loving people. It is clean, and dogs are not allowed to
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