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Nishi-Ogikubo
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Ogikubo
Lets take local trains on the Sobu Line on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays!
Take a train on the Chuo Line from Shinjuku, and you

will be in Suginami in about 10 minutes. The city has
attractive towns, including Koenji, Asagaya, Ogikubo,
and Nishi-Ogikubo, all famous for unique bars and
restaurants serving delicious food and drink.
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Bariki
Izakaya Pub
Koenji
Filled with live houses and second hand clothing shops, the area attracts fashionconscious young people. You can find vibrant shopping streets here and there.
You may come across very unique shops you would never find anywhere else.
Ten-yone
Tempura
A Japanese-style pub is located under

the train track, with a big landmark red
lantern. It is a famous meeting place of
horse racing fans. The most popular
dish, Bariki Tofu, is superb.
3-69-1 Koenji-minami, Suginami-ku
2-minute walk from Koenji Sta.
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This venerable restaurant has long been serving delicious tempura in this place. You can
enjoy sizzling tempura just out from the oil
right in front of your eyes. Lunch dishes are
available until 3 p.m. and very delicious .
3-45-11 Koenji-minami, Suginami-ku
4-minute walk from Koenji Sta.
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Asagaya
With a long arcaded shopping street with a touch of good old Tokyo as well
as a cultural complex facility with a movie theater and a small playhouse,
this town may make you feel something of an intellectual atmosphere.
More than 20 dishes using fresh oysters directly sent from Hiroshima, a
place famous for oyster, are prepared.
Yaki-gaki (grilled oyster) is the most
popular dish and a deep-fried oyster is
also exquisite.
2-2-5 Asagaya-kita, Suginami-ku
1-minute walk from Asagaya Sta.
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Kakikko Shoten Kakikko

Oysters
You can enjoy eating a variety of items

of vegetables, fish dumplings and others stewed in soy sauce soup while
drinking sake at the counter. Osomatsukun is a popular dish reproducing a dish
depicted in manga Osomatsukun.
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Yonek yu
Oden stew
Asagaya
Ogikubo
about 2 min
about 6 min
Shinjuku
Koenji
JR
JR Sobu Line (local train)
Akihabara
JR
JR Chuo Line (rapid train)

*Please note rapid trains on the Chuo Line do not stop at Koenji, Asagaya,
and Nishi-Ogikubo stations on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
This quiet residential area used to be home to many cultural

figures and politicians, and now some of these residences
are used as public parks. This area is also famous for ramen.
Tokyo
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The famous owner chef, an energetic

Hokkaido native, is always at the top of
his form! You can enjoy fish dishes along
with yakitori. There is a standing bar.
1-4-3 Kamiogi, Suginami-ku
3-minute walk from Ogikubo Sta.
*English menu is available.
www.ogikubo-ginza.com/Torimoto.html
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Ogikubo Ginza
Ogikubo is probably best known for ramen.

As one of the most famous ramen shops
in Japan, Nogata Hope serves delicious ramen in a rich soup of original invention with
a secret sauce. Dipping-style tsukemen ramen is also available.
3-29-12 Amanuma, Suginami-ku
3-minute walk from Ogikubo Sta.
*English menu is available.
A district filled with small Japanese-style pubs. You can enjoy beer with various dishes,
including yakitori and ramen.
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Ramen
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Ramen
Nishi-Ogikubo
This town has many unique privately-owned shops. On the south side of the station,
there is a small area filled with drinking places in an ethnic atmosphere. You can enjoy
strolling around in the maze-like area and stopping by at several places for a drink.
A variety of yakitori dishes are offered, with an atmosphere of street stands. Gigantic tsukune (meatballs)
are popular, and can be ordered with a sunny-side up
egg atop.
3-11-10 Nishiogi-minami, Suginami-ku
1-minute walk from Nishi-Ogikubo Sta.
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The most popular ramen Umakara Tonkotsu has a perfect touch of spiciness
within the richness. It comes with a bowl
of rice topped with seasoned ground meat.
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Dont forget to visit nice cafes in Nishi-Ogikubo.

Some cafes and restaurants are still open after midnight,
and welcome you after your round of drinking.
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Food
Psyche Delhi-san Curry (Koenji):

With a gravy-beef-curry flavor,
this curry has a hearty beef
umami.
Asagaya Bunshi Coffee Curry

(Asagaya): The aromatic taste
is enhanced by coffee used as
a spice.
Available at Seven-Eleven Koenjiekimae Shop, Communication and

Cultural Shop (1F Lobby in Suginami
City Office), and others
Available at Communication and Cultural Shop (1F Lobby in Suginami City

Office) and La Maison Courtine
Psyche Delhi
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Courtine
Curry
Local retort curry products from Koenji, Asagaya,

and Ogikubo make great souvenirs.
Ogikubo Meiten (Ogikubo): This

Italian-style curry has sausages
in a tomato-based sauce with
perfect acidity and umami.
Available at Ogikubo Town Seven
Town Seven
Psyche Delhi-san, an official character of Koenji

Shotengai (shopping street) Association
Psyche Delhi
Cafes
Violon
Located at the end of Star Road Shotengai

shopping street on the North Exit side, Violon
is a place to enjoy good live music. Enjoy a
unique atmosphere away from everyday life
in this place filled with antique items.
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Violon
Star Road
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at the end of March.
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Coffee Lodge DANTE
This quaint cafe in a redbrick building

serves many different kinds of coffee.
It is the perfect spot to take a break
from strolling around the town.
Toraya Chinzan
Ogura Pancake with red bean

paste is wonderful and can be
eaten in the shop. Oguri Manju
(steamed bun with chestnut
paste) is a good souvenir.
1-33-5 Asagaya-minami,
Suginami-ku
www.toraya-chinzan.com/
JUHA
A small cafe that offers a perfect place to enjoy music and

coffee. The adorable interior
attracts many female visitors.
2-25-4 Nishiogi-minami,
Suginami-ku
5-minute walk from
Nishi-Ogikubo Sta.
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1-33-5
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shop is to be prepared at the
end of March.
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Usagiya
Echigo Tsuruya
One of its specialty items, Shiawase

Ichigo Daifuku (rice cake stuffed with
fresh strawberry), has a perfect balance
between the sweetness and the acidity.
3-38-20 Shoan, Suginami-ku
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Namisuke, an official anime

character of Suginami City
Namisuke
Hello
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Lodge Dante
Haro-kun, a mascot of NishiOgikubo Store Association
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Usagiyas famous dorayaki, one of Asagayas local specialty food items, consists of
fluffy pancakes outside sandwiching juicy
anko red-bean paste inside. Usagi Manju
(steamed bun with red-bean paste) and
seasonal Japanese sweets are also popular.
Usagiya
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For details including Open hours and Closed

days, please see websites of each shop.
Event
The 8th An
Koenji Bikkuri Da nual
idogei 2016
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The 1st week in August
Around JR Asagaya Sta. (including Asagaya

Pearl Center and neighborhood shopping streets)
Huge paper decorations based on the years trends
and ideas are displayed all along the length of the
arcaded shotengai shopping streets.
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The 63rd Annual Asagaya Tanabata Mats
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October 29 (Sat) 30 (Sun)
Around JR Koenji Sta.

During this huge autumn cultural festival, various events are
held at the same time in the area. Yuru-chara Matsuri Festival, where many yuru-chara (mascot characters) from all over
Japan including Psyche Delhi-san, the official character of
Koenji Shotengai (shopping street) Association give publicity
to their respective local communities, is a must-see.
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Eleven shotengai shopping streets in

Koenji, the area in front of Za-Koenji Public Theater, the areas in front of the south
and north exits of JR Koenji Sta., Koenji
Kita Park, Koenji Chuo Park
Taking place at various places all over
the Koenji area, a variety of wonderful
performances by more than 40 groups
from Japan and other countries entertain visitors.
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The 10th Koenji Festival 2016
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Hello Nishiogi
August 27 (Sat) 28 (Sun)
Eight performance areas around JR

Koenji Sta. and Subway Shin-Koenji Sta.
One of Tokyos most famous summer
features is boosted by the powerful
dance of 10,000 dancers along with
cheering from one million people. The
year of the 2016 festival commemorates
the 60th anniversary.
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In
front of Nishi-Ogikubo Sta. and the surrounding area

The events include a parade of Manto Mikoshi (a portable shrine surrounded by paper
lanterns) and Walking & Stamp Rally, which
attracts all generations.
Kakikko Shoten
Usagiya
Violon
Mensobo SAKURA
Smile Hotel
Tokyo Asagaya
Echigo Tsuruya
Club Inn Ogikubo
Nogata Hope
JUHA
&
Yonekyu
Nishi-Ogikubo Sta.
Yoneda
Coffee Lodge DANTE
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Ogikubo Town Seven

Torimoto Honten
Ogikubo Sta.
Asagaya Sta.
La Maison Courtine
Bariki
Koenji Sta.
7-Eleven
Koenjiekimae
Shop
Hotel Route-Inn
Tokyo Asagaya
Hotel
Ark Tower
Koenji
Ten-yone
Toraya Chinzan
Communication and Cultural Shop

(1F Lobby in Suginami City Office)
Ryokan Seikou
JR Chuo Line / JR Sobu Line
Nishi-Ogikubo Sta.
Hotel Mets
Koenji
Ogikubo Sta.
Koenji Sta.
Asagaya Sta.
To Shinjuku Sta.
Suginamigaku Club
The official information site of Suginami

City, introducing its history and culture.
EXPERIENCE SUGINAMI TOKYO
Information on Koenji, Asagaya, Ogikubo

and Nishi-Ogikubo is provided in English.
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Nagasaki,
an area with a beautiful

and exotic landscape
Hirado City
Huis Ten Bosch
Nagasaki City
Nagasaki
Gunkanjima
Glover
Garden
Thomas Blake Glover,

who contributed to the
modernization of Japan.
It is said that finding a

heart-shaped pavement
stone is good luck.
The Glover Residence (World Cultural Heritage) is

the oldest existing wooden Western-style building
in Japan, where Thomas Blake Glover, a Scottish
merchant who came to Japan in 1859, lived. Glover
Garden actually a park has eight other kinds of
Western-style structures. The beautiful garden is always filled with seasonal flowers, and visitors can
enjoy a magnificent view overlooking Nagasaki Bay.
*Audio guide in foreign languages available (Japanese,
English, Chinese, and Korean).
Oura Catholic
Church
Taking and posting of photos is permitted by the archdiocese.
1859
Since Nagasaki had a link with European countries, there

were many people who secretly held to Christian faith. After
the ban against Christianity was lifted, many churches were
constructed, resulting in over 130 churches in Nagasaki
Prefecture. Oura Catholic Church (National Treasure) is representative of the group of churches in Nagasaki. It is Japans
oldest existing church building, which was built by the efforts
of two French priests in 1864.
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Nagasaki was the only place where trade with Holland was permitted
during the Edo Period, from the 17th century to the mid-19th century,
due to the national isolation policy. With that history, Nagasaki has a
very unique landscape influenced by a fusion of European and East Asian
cultures. Since the mid-19th century, the city has been a pioneer of modernization in both industry and thought in Japan. Several historic sites in
Nagasaki have been registered on the list of UNESCOs World Cultural
Heritage in 2015, as part of Sites of Japans Meiji Industrial Revolution.
Dejima was the only place where direct trade with
Holland was conducted for about 200 years during the period of isolation. The artificial island
constructed in the mid-17th century is now part
of the city area, connected by landfill. The streets
have been restored to the original layout, allowing
visitors to experience the atmosphere of by-gone
days. The restoration of six buildings is scheduled
to be completed by the autumn of 2016, and the
restoration of Dejima Omotemon Bridge, which
used to exist to connect the island and the mainland, will be completed in 2017, making this
unique area more fun and attractive!
Nagasaki Shinchi
Chinatown
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Dejima
The building has many

exhibitions that give us
information about Dejima
in its heyday.
Nagasaki Lantern Festival
One of Japans three biggest Chinatowns, along with those in

Yokohama (Kanagawa Prefecture) and Kobe (Hyogo Prefecture),
it is the oldest of all. The area is filled with Chinese restaurants and
general shops.
Nagasaki Lantern Festival is held in Shinchi Chinatown and
the surrounding area from January 1 to 15 in the traditional lunar
calendar (around late January to mid-February in the modern solar
calendar) every year. Over 15,000 Chinese lanterns are lit during
the festival, creating a mesmerizing view.
Among other festivals, Nagasaki Kunchi Festival is unique by
incorporating various international cultures, including Chinese
culture. The annual festival, held from October 7 to 9 at Suwa-jinja
Shrine, has more than 380 years of history and tradition. Its parade
features powerful performances, such as a lion dance.
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Nagasaki Kunchi Festival
As many should know, Nagasaki is the second place

in Japan where the atomic bomb was dropped during WWII. The hypocenter area is now this peaceful
park. The 9.7-meter-high symbol of the park, the Peace
Statue, shows the threat of atomic weapons by the right
hand and the wish for peace by the left hand, and prays
for the souls of the victims of the bomb.
Peace Park
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You can enjoy exotic foods as well
a sexotic culture in Nagasaki.
Champon / Saraudon /
Champon was created as a cheap and nutritious dish by a Chinese person who came
to Nagasaki; it comprises noodles in soup topped with various ingredients including
seafood and vegetables. Saraudon, an offshoot of Champon, is crispy deep-fried thin
noodles topped with various ingredients in a thick sauce in perfect harmony.
ShikairoThis restaurant is the birthplace of Champon.
You can enjoy pilaf, pork cutlet, and Naporitan (Japanese pasta with
tomato-based sauce), all on one plate!
Caf OLYMPIC This caf is famous for serving gigantic parfaits
over one meter tall, as well as various kinds of Toruko Rice.
One of Nagasakis most famous sweets

came from Europe to Japan in the 16th
century and then transformed into a
unique Japanese-style sponge cake.
Fukusaya Established in 1624,
Fukusaya has been making traditional
Castella with its own made-by-hand
process since its foundation.
Many dishes based on Japanese cooking with hints of Chinese and

Western cooking are placed on the table gorgeously.
Nagasaki Shippoku HAMAKATSU This restaurant offers a
chance for even a single person to enjoy the full course Shippoku.
Toruko Rice
Castella
Shippoku cuisine
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If you go a little further from

the city center area
Gunkanjima
(Hashima Island)
Currently standing in ruins, this island used to be very active with the development of its seabed coal mine until the mid-20th century. It has been registered
as a World Heritage Site. With the view of its group of high-rise buildings, it is
commonly called Gunkanjima (battleship island). It is a model of an isolated
island that appeared in the movie 007 Skyfall. You can join a tour that lands
on the island by taking a cruise boat from Nagasaki Port (Reservation required.
The tour may be canceled due to unsuitable conditions such as bad weather).
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You can see over 170 penguins of eight

different species in this aquarium. The
facility holds a Fureai Penguin Beach
event, the worlds only event where
people can see penguins swimming in
part of the ocean next to the facility and
come close to feed them. You can watch,
touch, and fully enjoy your time with
adorable penguins.
Nagasaki Penguin
Aquarium
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As one of Japans biggest theme parks, it recreates a Dutch town in Europe under the
theme of flowers and nature. You can enjoy
beautiful flowers and illuminations all year
round. It is especially popular in winter,
with a night event featuring a world-record
13 million light bulbs. It has hotels with excellent service and ample facilities. Henna
Hotel (strange hotel) where all the main
staff are robots opened in June, 2015, and
has been attracting a lot of attention.
Francisco de Xavier Memorial Church
Huis Ten
Bosch
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Henna Hotel
Hirado
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Hirado used to be home to Japans first international trade port with

European countries. While it has a Western-style Dutch trading house
and many churches, it also features Hirado Castle. The overlapping
view of Western-style Francisco de Xavier Memorial Church and
Japanese temples is very unique to this area. It is worth going a little
further from Nagasaki City to visit Hirado.
Hirado Castle
Taking and posting of photos is permitted by the archdiocese.
Nagasaki has many other things

and places to see and visit!
Port Hoorn
Nagasaki
A new theme park, Port Hoorn Nagasaki, will open
in Saikai City in April, 2016. Enjoy strolling
around streets of Holland.
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Pot Hoorn
For more info about

Nagasaki, go to
www.visit-nagasaki.com
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SASEBO
Sasebo Burger
Kujuku-shima Island
Night View from Mount Inasa
Unzen Onsen Hot Springs
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Don Quijote Hamanomachi
After traveling around the exotic town of Nagasaki, if you still have not
found the perfect souvenirs for your family and friends, come visit Don
Quijote Hamanomachi.
You can find a variety of popular Japanese items, such as snacks,
dietary supplements, home appliances
for beauty, cosmetics, stationaries, etc.,
all at great prices.
There are many sightseeing spots in
Nagasaki City, such as the spectacles bridge
(Megane-bashi), and China town. After
trying some of Nakasakis local dishes, such
as sippoku ryori (small dishes of Western,
Chinese, and Japanese foods) and champon
ramen noodles, you can go see the night
view of the city, which is considered one
Megane-bashi(Spectacles Bridge)
of the most beautiful night views in the
world. All the sightseeing spots in Nagasaki City are accessible by walking. The Don Quijote Hamanomachi is open late, so please stop by
and visit after you have enjoyed the beauty of Nagasaki City.
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During your sightseeing in Nagasaki

City, please stop by and visit our
shop. We have a great selection of
various products, all at great prices.
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arcade
Nagasaki
Night View
Don Quijote
Hamanomachi
Kanko-Dori Sta.
Shinchi Chinatown
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Champon
We have many items that will satisfy the needs of our

overseas customers. If youre tight on time you can still
find everything you want. We are a tax-free shop.
HOT SPRINGS
Yudanaka Onsen
Yudanaka Onsen is one of hot spring areas that is located in Yamanouchi Town, Shimotakai-gun,
Nagano Prefecture, and was discovered 1,350 years ago. There are many Japanese style inns,
which have a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere.
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There are many high quality hot springs in this area. (Kaede-no-yu bath room) There are many Japanese style inns.
Shiga Kogen Highland and Lake Onumaike There is a momument inscribed with the haiku by Issa in front of the Ooyu.

Yudanaka Onsen is famous for its connection with Kobayashi Issa (1763-1827),
who was one of the haiku poem masters during the Edo period. He loved this
area and visited often.
According to historical records, the hot spring was found by a priest named
Chiyu(). The hot spring water flows from the surface of the ground. This is
a popular area for people who are looking to heal their bodies. There are many
high quality hot springs in this area. It is considered that the name of the area,
Yudanaka came from a haiku read by Issa when he was so impressed to see the
many gushing hot springs.
Visitors can experience different hot spring waters in the districts of
Yudanaka Onsen area since each district has their own source of hot spring
water. The area does not share the same source of the hot spring water. Ooyu
has been used as a public bath since the Yudanaka Onsen first opened. (*Now
the bath is usually closed to the public.) Regarding the hotels / accommodations
in the area, traditional Japanese inns and cozy family owned Japanese inns are
scattered around.
Yumeguri Tegata (hot spring tour tickets) allow visitors to choose three hot
spring bathes which belong to the Yudanaka Onsen tourist association. Visitors
can also make purchases using the tour ticket at designated cafes and Japanese
sweet stores. (For more information, please visit the Yudanaka Onsen tourist
associations website.) Entrance fee / 600 yen for those who are staying with an
affiliated hotel or Japanese inn, and 1,200 yen for a one-day visitor.
Yudanaka Shibu Onsen is a hot spring resort that has many hot spring areas
and an ample supply of water. Yudanaka Onsen is one of the hot spring resort areas. Nearby Yudanaka Onsen, there are the Shiga Kogen and Kita Shiga
Kogen Highlands, which hold some of Japans most exquisite nature.
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Access
Tokyo Station 1 h 25 min (fastest)
by Hokuriku Shinkansen Nagano
Station 45 min by the limited
train of Nagano Dentetsu Line
Yudanaka Station
*Access time is approximated and
may change depending on traffic
and other conditions.
1 25
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More Info
Yamanouchi Town Tourist

Association /
http://www.info-yamanouchi.net/
TEL 0269-33-2138FAX 0269-33-4655
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1,200
Yumeguri Tegata
The world famous Jigokudani Monkey Park, where you can see wild monkeys bathing is accessible from the Yudanaka Onsen area. To get to the park from Yudanaka Onsen, take a
From Editor
bus from the Yudanaka Station to the Kanbayashi Onsen and walk approximately 30 minutes.
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JR EAST PASS Two Areas,

Twice the Fun!
JR
With our new promotion, the pass is now available in the Tohoku area or Nagano, Niigata area of your choice, from April 1, 2016. Why not
take the journey to enjoy the true enchantment of spring? The recommended spots for cherry blossom viewing until mid-April to early May!
*The above period may change depending on the actual timing of the blossoming.
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Tohoku area
A
Kajo Park
Kajo Park
Yamataka Jindai Zakura
Yamagata City, Yamagata
Hirosaki
Best to visit : Mid-late April
A total of 1,500 cherry trees in full blossom at the ruins of the Yamagata Castle. Visit at night to experience
illuminated trees along the moats. A Grand Tea Ceremony and other events add to the delights during the peak
of full blossom.
Access About 15 minutes walk from JR Yamagata Sta.
Kitakami
1500
JR15
Hirosaki Park
Yamagata
Hirosaki City, Aomori
Best to visit : Late-April to early-May
More than 300 somei-yoshino (Prunus yedoensis) trees over a

hundred years old are known for Japans most magnificent cherry
blossoms. You can celebrate and enjoy the gorgeous blossoms
during the daytime at the picnic space.
Access About 15 minutes by bus from JR Hirosaki Sta.
4-minute walk from the bus stop
Hinoharu
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and Nagano, Niigata area are
available for D.
JR154
Kitakami Tenshochi
Kitakami City, Iwate
Best to visit : Mid-April to early-May
The Tenshochi Park is Tohokus foremost location to enjoy the

extravagant cherry blossoms of about 10,000 trees. The view of the
blossoms and touristic horse carriages provide the perfect moment
for taking photos. Boats cruising on the Kitakami River and the
sight of koinobori (carp-shaped windsocks) in the sky above the
river are also great attractions during the cherry blossom festival.
Access About 20 minutes walk from JR Kitakami Sta.
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Yamataka Jindai Zakura
Hokuto City, Yamanashi
Best to visit : Early April
A spectacular view of cherry blossoms with

one of Japans oldest and largest
Edo-higan-sakura (Prunus pendula) cherry
trees, designated as a Special Natural
Monument of Japan. Enjoy local cuisine at
the pop-up food stalls during the peak of the
blossoms.
Access About 15 minutes by taxi from JR Hinoharu Sta.
JR15
About JR EAST PASS (Tohoku area) JR

- Availability: April 1, 2016 through the year - Validity: Flexible for 5 days - Prices: From overseas: Adult 19,000 yen, Child 9,500 yen / Within Japan:
Adult 20,000 yen, Child 10,000 yen - Purchase at: - JR EAST Travel Service Center (Tokyo, Shinjuku, Haneda Airport International Terminal, Narita
Airport Terminal 1, Narita Airport Terminal 23) - Stations (Narita Airport Terminal 1, Narita Airport Terminal 23) - Travel Service Centers (View Plaza)
(Shinagawa, Shibuya, Ikebukuro, Ueno, Yokohama, Mito, Fukushima, Sendai, Yamagata, Morioka, Hachinohe, Shin-Aomori and Akita)
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Joyama Park
Nagano City, Nagano

The cherry blossom tearoom opening every April offers
delicious food and drink. Enjoy the blossoms from a warm and
cozy room instead of the cold outside. Located atop a hill, the
park is also worth visiting at night to have a view of the nighttime
panorama of Nagano.
Nagaoka G
Access About 10 minutes by bus from JR Nagano Sta.
Takada
JR10
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Nagano
Matsumoto
Matsumoto Castle, a National Treasure
Matsumoto City, Nagano
Best to visit : Mid-April

The dark castle and the bright cherry blossoms create a beautiful
contrast. At night, the illuminated line of cherry trees forms a
sparkling corridor along the outer moats. The Cherry Blossom Night
Concert offers Japanese classical music performances with tea
ceremony, gagaku (classical court music), flute and sankyoku
(chamber music with an instrumental trio).
Hinoharu
D
Both passes for Tohoku area
and Nagano, Niigata area are
available for D.
Access About 15 minutes walk from JR Matsumoto Sta.
JR15
Yukyuzan Park
Nagaoka City, Niigata
Around 2,500 cherry trees in full bloom color the entire park in lovely
pink. Take a leisurely stroll in the spacious park and also enjoy the
night view of illuminated cherry blossoms.
Access About 15 minutes by bus from JR Nagaoka Sta.
Takada Park
Dont miss one of Japans

greatest night views of cherry
blossoms. About 3,000 pretty
lanterns decorate the blooms at
night. There is a wide range of
events celebrating the season
during the Takada Castle
Cherry Blossom Viewing for
One Million People.
Access About 20 minutes walk from Takada Sta.
on the EchigoTOKImeki Railway Line
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Joetsu City, Niigata
Best to visit : Early-mid April
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About JR EAST PASS (Nagano, Niigata area) JR

- Availability: April 1, 2016 through the year - Validity: Flexible for 5 days - Prices: From overseas: Adult 17,000 yen, Child 8,500 yen / Within Japan:
Adult 18,000 yen, Child 9,000 yen
- Purchase at: - JR. EAST Travel Service Center (Tokyo, Shinjuku, Haneda Airport International Terminal, Narita
Airport Terminal 1, Narita Airport Terminal 23) - Stations (Narita Airport Terminal 1, Narita Airport Terminal 23) - Travel Service Centers (View Plaza)
(Shinagawa, Shibuya, Ikebukuro, Ueno, Yokohama, Mito, Niigata and Nagano)
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From Tokyo to Hokkaido, an excursion pass covering a broad area of Japan available from April 1
New! JR East-South Hokkaido Rail Pass is available with the launch of the Hokkaido Shinkansen bullet train in March 2016.
In addition to the JR EAST PASS (Tohoku area), this pass covers the southern Hokkaido area. This allows you to travel through
Tokyo to Tohoku to Hakodate to Sapporo all at once, a magical ticket to enjoy Japan to your hearts content!
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- Availability: April 1, 2016 through the year - Validity: Flexible for 6 days - Prices: From overseas: Adult (above 12 year-old) 26,000 yen, Child (6-11 year-old) 13,000
yen / Within Japan: Adult (above 12 year-old) 27,000 yen, Child (6-11 year-old) 13,500 yen - For purchase location, see our website
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HOTELS
Ryokan and hotels across Japan.
Where will you stay?

Onsen (hot springs), traditional gardens,
tatami rooms, and Japanese traditional
meals at ryokan (Japanese-style hotels)?
Or spacious rooms with high-quality
bedding surrounded by picturesque
landscapes at first-class resort hotels?
Hiroshima
Fukuoka
Tokyo
Kyoto
Nagoya
Matsuyama
Osaka
Lingering memories from Kashoen

Have an unforgettable stay and enjoy an impeccable cuisine at an inn surrounded by red
pines.
Sapporo
Sendai
Kanazawa
Hokkaido
Tohoku
Kita-Kanto
Minami-Kanto
Koshinetsu
Hokuriku
Tokai
Kinki
Chugoku
Shikoku
Kyushu/Okinawa
From Tohoku Shinkansens Shin-Hanamaki Sta.: About 20 min by car. (Free of charge shuttle bus
available; reservation required). Or from Tohoku Line's Hanamaki Airport Sta.: about 10 min by car.
Check in 15:00~ / Check out ~11:00
26,000~ (per person per night with 2 meals, tax excluded)
1-125-2 Yumoto, Hanamaki City, Iwate
0198-37-2111
kashoen@hanamakionsen.co.jp
http://www.hanamakionsen.co.jp/kashoen/
Enjoy freshly made buckwheat noodles

Standing on bleezy highlands, Sugimoto is a traditional
onsen ryokan in the Sukiya style, a simple and refined architecture inspired by tea houses. Relax in our rooms with a loft
or irori fireplace, and spectacular scenery.
Enjoy our proud concoction of original dishes
such as Shinshu Beef cooked on a hot stone
that goes well with local sake. Soak in a historical open-air bath which the Imperial family in
the 8th century shared and so loved.
1.
If you suffer from allergies or have food preferences, please inform the staff
when you are booking your accommodation so that they can make preparations for your convenience.
Credit cards accepted

Internet available
Onsen (hot springs)
Open-air bath
Private bath
Guest room with bath and toilet
http://www.japan-ryokan.net/sugimoto/
KYOTO
NISHIYAMA RYOKAN
NISHIYAMA RYOKAN
International Registered Tourist Inn
Icon Legend
Ryokan & hotels
From Chuo Line Matsumoto Station: 15 min by taxi / 20

min by bus
15,750~31,500
451-7 Satoyamabe, Matsumoto City, Nagano
0263-32-3379
0263-33-5830
After booking by phone, we recommend confirming your reservation by fax

or email
Cancellation fees may be charged if you cancel a reservation. Please confirm
the accommodations cancellation fees and regulations in advance.
MATSUMOTO
Ryokan Sugimoto
Prices are based on 1 adult staying 1 night with 2 meals. Prices may vary depending on room types, the number of persons in a room, cuisine, and other
variables. We recommend confirming prices when you book any accommodation.
Where meals are not included in the standard rate, this is noted in the explanation
of the accommodation.
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HANAMAKI
Hanamaki Onsen Kashoen
Washlets (bidet-style toilets)

Eating in guest rooms allowed
Complimentary shuttle service
Karaoke
Picturesque scenery
Rooms for single persons
Access to
http://www.japan-ryokan.net/
How to search ryokan & hotels
More than 2,000 visitors from around the world stay

with us each year. Located in the heart of Kyoto, we
are at the center of the citys major sightseeing points.
Relax in our leisurely guest rooms. Western style
rooms with toilet and bath also available. All the guest
rooms are non-smoking. Free Wi-Fi in every room.
Check in 16:00~ /
Check out ~10:00
10,000~ (per person;
1 night stay without
meals; tax included;)
From Kyoto Sta.: 15 min by subway to the nearest station
(Kyoto-shiyakusho-mae on Tozai Line). From No.10 Exit: walk 2
blocks to the north on Gokomachi St.
Nijosagaru, Gokomachi-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto
075-222-1166
075-231-3558
http://www.ryokan-kyoto.com/
Shirahama Coganoi Resort & Spa
SHIRAHAMA
Deep beauty: A resort to spend a day of elegance, grace and luxury
1. Access to japan-ryokan.net
2. Check the data of each inn
Gently stimulate your senses in a space dedicated

to beauty. A floating open-air bath, an open pool &
terrace, a lounge, a beauty parlor and a private lightshow, all designed to liberate your mind and heart:
the New Nanki Resort Hotel and the New Shirahama
Coganoi Resort & Spa.
1. From JR Shirahama Sta.: 10 minutes by free

shuttle bus.
2. From Nanki-Shirahama Airport: 10 minutes by taxi.
16,000~35,000 (Tax included, per person per
3212-1 Shirahama-cho,
night with 2 meals)
Nishimuro-gun, Wakayama Pref.
0739-43-6000
0739-43-5805
3. Very convenient English map

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http://www.coganoi.jp/
ITO
A traditional Japanese hotel, nestled on a hilltop overlooking the city and sea
Get away from it all and relax surrounded by
nature - green mountains and blue seas - in
the quiet ambiance of a Japanese inn. The
gracious hospitality includes delicious cuisine, and natural hot springs.
SHIMODA
SHIMODA YAMATOKAN
White sand Tatado Beach stretches out invitingly right before your eyes
Our hotel is a Japanese-style ryokan with all
rooms facing the sea. Meals feature fresh and
delicious seafood from Shimoda Harbor. An
private open-air bath commands a stunning
From Tokyo Stn:
sweeping view of the sea.
2 hrs 30 mins by JR express train Odoriko,
From Shimoda Stn: 5 mins by free pick-up bus.

7,480~31,650 (there is a seasonal special rate)
2048 Kisami, Shimoda City, Shizuoka
0558-22-1000
mail@shimoda-yamatokan.co.jp
From Tokyo Sta: 1 hr 50 min by Izukyu Railway express train Odoriko, or 1 hr 20 min by Tokaido Shinkansen Kodama (transfer at Atami Stn) to Ito. From Ito Sta: 7 min by shuttle bus.
26,070~ (per person per night with 2 meals / 2 guests
in 1 room / Service charge & tax included)
203 Oka, Ito City, Shizuoka
0557-37-3108
seizan@yamatokan.co.jp
http://www.seizanyamato.jp/en/
GOKAYAMA
Gokasanso
http://www.shimoda-yamatokan.co.jp/
Built in 1931 on site that used to belong to the Shogun family of the time, Yunoshimakan is a Japanese-style hotel where the Emperor himself once stayed
Ryokan with Onsen, nearest to the World

Heritage site Gassho-style houses
Gokasanso is a hotel located in Gokayama Onsen hot spring resort near
Gokayama and well situated for visiting
the World Heritage site. Every Thursday
you can enjoy the kokiriko dance with
the oldest folk song.
http://www.gokasansou.com/english/
We offer traditional kaiseki (Kyoto haute

cuisine) meals using Hida beef, and a nice
Bijinnoyu onsen hot spring. Please relax in
the wooden Sukiya-zukuri style building that
was constructed by skilled carpenters in the
Hida region 80 years ago. This fine work of art
took over 3 years to craft.
From Nagoya: take JR Takayama Line train
Wide View Hida, get off at Gero-Onsen Station.
Free pick-up service from the station is provided.
19,500~
645 Yunoshima, Gero City, Gifu
0576-25-3131
0576-24-1882
From Kaminashi Bus Stop: 5 min on foot via Ohira

Bridge
12,030~15,270 (tax included)
333-1 Tamukai,
0763-66-2316
Nanto City, Toyama Prefecture
0763-66-2717
gksanso@p2.tst.ne.jp
Gion HATANAKA
GERO
Gero Onsen Yunoshimakan
KYOTO
Silence in the city, tranquil atmosphere, Gion HATANAKA
http://www.yunoshimakan.co.jp/english/
KYOTO
Ryokan Motonago

With Kyoto flavor and a homy feeling
Hatanaka is located close to Gion

a n d i s su r r o u n d e d by a n c i e nt
temples - come, unwind, relax and
enjoy the abundance of peace that
abounds this place.
The freshest seasonal ingredients
are prepared to preserve the delicacy of Kyotos techniques of old. Enjoy Kyoto cuisine as it used
to be had. Take in the variety of colors and visual appeal that
beautify this wonderful presentation.
11 easy guest rooms with wooden scent and a tatami feel.

Enjoy Kyoto cuisine in your room.
Easily accessible to historic scenes on foot, such as a World
Herigate site Kiyomizu-dera Temple, finest showplaces
in Higashiyama area Kodaiji Temple and Nene-no-michi
street, Maruyama Park, Yasaka Jinja Shrine, or the famous Maikos town Gion.
1. From Kyoto Sta.: 15 min by taxi.
2. From Kyoto Sta. Central Exit bus stop D2: take #206
bus, From Gion stop: 5 min on foot.
From Keihan Shijo Sta.: 10 min on foot. / From Hankyu Kawara

machi Sta.: 10 min on foot. / From JR Kyoto Sta.: 15 min by car.
20,000~ (tax excluded)
Yasaka Shrine Minamimonmae, Gion, Higashiyama-ku,
075-541-5315
075-551-0553
Kyoto City, Kyoto

15,750~22,050
511 Washio-cho, Kodaiji-michi, Higashiyama-ku,
Kyoto City, Kyoto
075-561-2087
075-561-2655
http://www.thehatanaka.co.jp/english/
http://www.motonago.com/en/top.html
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SEIZAN YAMATO
OKINAWA | AGUNI ISLAND
Sunset in Aguni Island
Isolated Islands of Okinawa Vol.2

by Ayumi (att.JAPAN editorial staff )
2 by Ayumi
Aguni Island
Naha
Do you remember the last time you saw a beautiful sunset? Do you have favorite places to see the sunset? There are many places famous for the sunset in
Japan and Aguni Island in Okinawa is among them.
Street lined with fukugi trees

(common garcinia)
Ugu beach U-gu
As the sun is setting over the sea horizon, the

sky glows orange; the only sound is a quiet
wave sound. Finally, the sun sets between distant Tonaki and Kume islands, and the sky and
The sun is setting between Kume and
ocean start to darken. The symphony created by For a movie of the sunset, go to Tonaki islands.
nature continues for about 30 minutes. This for

me was a time that I enjoyed a comforting feel
ing from the beauty of nature.
Aguni Island is a small island with a 12-
km circumference about 60 km northwest of
Okinawas main island. It is a place where the
movie Nabbies Love was filmed and also fa- 30
mous for its natural salt Aguni salt. Tera is a
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limestone cave and considered to be a sacred
place. Visiting a salt factory, walking along 12
the beach, and touring around the island are Nabbie
enjoyable during daytime. You may see wild Tera
goats when strolling. If you want a healing and
peaceful time, Aguni Island is a place where you
should visit.
You can experience dyeing using fukugi and

other plants at Fukugiya. Views from the studio
are outstanding.
Nabbies house with red tile roofsNabbie
Natural drying room using bamboos at the salt factory
Access /
Naha Tomari Port (Okinawas main island) 2 h

by ferryAguni Port
*First Flying (plane) is not temporarily operated.

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More info /
Aguni Village Tourism Association
http://aguni-kankou.jp/
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Tempura Bento
Tempura Boxed Lunch
Ingredients (for 1 person)

Tempura Batter
Fish and Vegetables
Flour mixture (A)*
Eggplant
150 g wheat flour
Shrimp
(Weak flour is recommended)
Freshwater smelt
50 g cornstarch
Shiitake mushrooms
Water mixture (B)*
Fresh green (chili) pepper
100 ml iced water
Asparagus
50 ml beer**
Tempura Sauce (C)
1 egg (150 g)
150 ml soup broth
Salt to taste
(or powdered broth in water)
Bento with crispy tempura is very delicious!

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*A to B ratio = 1:1
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2 tbsp (30 ml) soy sauce
1 tbsp mayonnaise
1 tbsp (15 ml) mirin
**Use water in place of sake for
1 tbsp (15 ml) sake
an alcohol-free alternative.
1 tsp (5 ml) sugar
Oil
Rice
Cooking Directions
1. Tempura batter Mix the flour and cornstarch (A) in a bowl.Stir the
chilled water with the beer and egg, and then add the mayonnaise.
When foam becomes small,
moisture gets reduced. Take from the pan
when the batter becomes brown.
Slowly pour (B) into the flour mixture (A) and whisk gently without
creating a heavy foam. Do not over-whisk as this causes the gluten
in the flour to harden.
2. Preparing the ingredients Peel the outer shell off the shrimp, and
a shallow cut along the back of the body and remove the innards.
On the underside, make shallow, angled cuts along the body. Lightly
press down the joints to create long, flat shrimp meat pieces. Cut the
eggplant, mushrooms and asparagus into bite-size pieces. Poke a
small hole in the green chili pepper.
3. Tempura sauce Place ingredients (C) in a pan and bring to a boil.
4. Deep-frying Prepare vegetable oil for deep-frying. Add 10% sesame
oil to improve the flavor (optional). Heat the oil until it reachesbetween 180 degrees C and 190 degreesC. Coat the ingredients (2) using the flour mixture and shake off any excess. Dip them one by one
into the batter (1) and deep fry in the hot oil. Fry the fish and shrimp
It is good to learn many tips! (from USA)

This is a good chance to learn history and interesting
knowledge of the dish. (from Kazakhstan)
first and the vegetables last. Ingredients that require longer to cook
should be fried first. Do not crowd the frying pan.
5. Decorating the bento Pack the rice in the bento box, decoratively
Ive never thought tempura is so delicate a dish!

(from Taiwan)
add the tempura on top, drizzle with sauce (3), and serve.
Japanese Liquid Measures:
1 cup = 200 ml = 6.76 fl oz
1 tablespoon = 15 ml = 0.5 fl oz
1 teaspoon = 5 ml = 0.16 fl oz
high heat medium heat
Very good! I was impressed with

the atmosphere of the restaurant. (from Taiwan)
low heat
Chefs Advice
Adding beer is to reduce gluten, and adding ice is

to reduce gluten and make the batter thin.
Roughly whisking is the key for making delicious tempura.
Slowly deep-frying makes thea tempura crispy.
Reducing moisture in the ingredients is important.
Quil Nous Tente
Tel: 03-6303-3796
Ad: 2-18-12 Kami-Meguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo
For the detailed directions, see
http://www.att-japan.net/en/recipe/dish?code=EK000047
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BREEZE OF TOKYO
Get a great panorama view of Tokyo

A luxurious night view of Tokyo, overwhelming in
its scope. Three zones: bar and standing bar,
lounge, and dining area. A mature atmosphere
with a simple and cool vibe.
New York's long Established
Seafood Restaurant has arrived in Japan!
An ever popular restaurant has come ashore straight
from Manhattan, New York. The very same
atmosphere and interior were transported
right from the main restaurant in New York.
Enjoy from a selection of over 100 kinds of seafood
including heaps of raw oysters.
Shinagawa, Tokyo Tel. 03-6717-0932
atr shinagawa 4F,2 Chome-18-1 Konan, Minato-ku
P33-MAP6-2
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Tel: 03-5220-5551
Marunouchi Bldg. 36F, 2-4-1 Marunouchi,
Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
2 mins walk from JR Tokyo Station
Marunouchi Exit
P33-MAP9-2
P34-MAP4-4
Kyogyu-so
Stylish Yakiniku Restaurant
in Roppongi
American-style Restaurant
Original recipe with Prize-winning signature BBQ sauce
5-4-20 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo
3 mins walk from Roppongi Station
Lunch: Mon-Fri 11:30-15:00
Sat, Sun & Holi 12:00-14:30
Dinner: Mon-Fri 17:00-23:30
Sat 14:30-23:30, Sun & Holi 14:30-23:00
The mouthwatering beef tongue, sliced meats

and Master Chef Yozu Sakurais Pulkogi
(thinly sliced tender beef marinated in our
special sauce) are offered here. A taste you
can experience only at Kyogyu-so!
5-7-8 Roppongi, Minato-ku,
3 mins walk from Roppongi Sta.
Tel.03-3423- 1171
P34-MAP4-2
We are great for families or group parties!

LaQua 1F1-1-1 Kasuga, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
3 mins walk from Tokyo Metro Korakuen Sta. Exit 2
11:00-23:00 (L.O. 22:00)
Tel: 03-3868-7041
P34-MAP4-3
We are a restaurant chain specializing

in eel dishes, established 200 years ago.
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We are in a convenient location close to popular tourism destinations, such as Asakusa, Tokyo Station, and TOKYO SKYTREE!
Unagi Komagata Maekawa

Honten (Main Shop)

TOKYO SKYTREETOWN/
TOKYO Solamachi Branch

Shin-Marunouchi Bldg. Branch
Enjoy the exquisite taste of the wellestablished restaurant in Asakusa while

seeing the modern TOKYO SKYTREE!
We offer a marriage of Japanese and Western

feel, serving the traditional dish on Western
tableware. The spacious shop is on the 5th floor
of Shin-Marunouchi Bldg.
Enjoy the delicious dish endorsed by

a 200-year history on the 7th floor of
TOKYO Solamachi.
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TEL: 03-3841-6314
2-1-29 Komagata, Taito-ku, Tokyo
11:30-21:00 (20:30 Last call)
TEL: 03-3211-7017
1-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
11:00-23:00 (depends on the day of week)
TEL: 03-5610-3099
1-1-2 Oshiage, Sumida-ku, Tokyo
11:00-23:00
HONTEN: P33-MAP6-1, SHIN-MARUNOUCHI BLDG, BRANCH: P33-MAP9-1
TOKYO-ROPPONGI: P34-MAP4-1, TOKYO-UYENO-EKI: P33-MAP8-1, YOKOHAMA: P32-MAP17-1
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Tel: 03-3408-2748
Those of you who have seen these

movies will have recollection of scenes
through our interior design and performances, and those of you who haven't
can also enjoy our delicious food and
delightful service!
Go Go Greg! vol.3
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Traditional Food and Drinking
Culture of Kansai,
Some of It Almost Forgotten
I spent a week touring around Kyoto, Nara and Shiga prefectures,

getting treated to a royal suite of culinary delights and cultural experiences.
There were too many events for the space I have to write about them, but here were the highlights:
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e started off at Imanishi Honten, a Nara-zuke factory in Nara

Prefecture. Highly recommended for those who want a detailed
explanation of how these famous tsukemono, a.k.a Japanese
pickles, are made. The owner of this shop remains one of the few who dont
cut any corners with Nara-zuke, which are now 99 percent produced by
large companies, outsourced to places as far-reaching as Indonesia.
We also visited Kawashima Brewery in Shiga Prefecture. Getting an
in-depth look at the mysterious process of handmade sake making was a
stimulating experience, but it was saddening to hear from the owner that
the number of sake producers in Japan has fallen from 3,000 to 1,300 due
to the disappearance of the natural environments necessary for sake brewing, and the migration of the Japanese population towards cheap alcohols.
During these five days, we ate at many highly regarded restaurants in
the Kansai area, but the standout meal of the trip was at Kogetsu, a restaurant in the small town of Kusatsu in Shiga Prefecture. This isolated
establishment has managed to fully book its lunch reservations until the
end of 2017, and if you eat there you will understand why. Our meal
featured many courses, all of which paired incredibly well with the sake
on offer. The teriyaki eel topped with edible leaves and accompanied by
mashed gobo puree left the strongest impression, but the half cooked rice
topped with half cooked soy sauce, white miso potato potage and garlic
marinated sashimi held their own as well.
Kogetsu is a rare success story, but many of the great food and
drinking experiences available in this area may not be available much longer, if we continue to refuse to look further
than convenience stores for our eating and drinking needs.
These places need your support!
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Useful Japanese phrases

in daily life
Hello.
Excuse me. / Im sorry.
Thank you.
No problem.
Good bye.
in town
Where is (the toilet)?
Where am I?
I dont know. / understand.
What time is it now?
Exchanging, please.
on transportation
Is this (train/bus) going to ...?
...(the number of ) tickets, please.
Where is the train / bus departing from?
How much time will it take to get to ...?
on shopping
Ill buy this.
How much (is this)?
Do you have ...?
Its too expensive, I dont need it.
at restaurants
Would you give us the menu?
Do you have any recommended dishes?
May I have the check, please.
on emergency
Help!
I dont understand Japanese.
Take me to hospital!
Call the police!
(Toire) wa Doko-desuka?
Koko wa Doko-desuka?
Wakarimasen.
Ima nanji desuka?
Ryougae Onegai shimasu.
...ni Ikimasuka?
...mai kudasai
Dokokara Hassha shimasuka?
made nan-fun kakarimasuka?
kore wo kudasai
(kore wa) Ikura desuka?
...wa arimasuka?
Takasugimasu, irimasen.
Menyu wo misete kudasai

Osusume wa arimasuka?
Okaikei Onegaishimasu
Enjoy Art and Antiques in Tokyo
The Kyobashi and Nihombashi area in Tokyo is rich in art, with

about 150 specialty stores selling a wide variety of artworks,
including antiques, crafts, Japanese-style paintings, modern
paintings, sculptures, and woodblock prints.
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Tokyo Art & Antiques 2016: The Nihombashi/Kyobashi Art
Festival will be held for three days, from April 14 to 16.
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2016
Red ag, a sign of participated shops
Konnichiwa
Sumimasen
Arigatou
Daijoubu
Sayounara
Photo of gallery talk
Tasukete!
Nihongo wakarimasen
Byouin ni tsurete itte!
Keisatsu wo yonde!
Unlike typical art exhibitions where you only view works through
a glass shield, you can enjoy artworks by touching and taking
them in your hands. You may also meet some artists and art
shop owners. Enjoy art in a close and familiar way.
The festival is one of the largest art festivals in Japan, with 80 stores
participating. You can purchase artworks for reasonable prices.
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For more information, see
http://www.tokyoartantiques.com/en/
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TOURIST INFORMATION
Transportation /
Rail
Japan is covered in a rail network that reaches to almost every

corner of the archipelago. Most are owned and run by the
Japan Railway (JR) system and the world famous Shinkansen
bullet train is of course one of the fastest and most enjoyable
forms of land transport anywhere the distance between
Tokyo and Osaka being covered in just 2 hours 30 minutes on
the fastest line.
JRJapan Railway Co., Ltd.,
Taxis
the value of the card. In Tokyo the cards are known as Suica or
PASMO and are accepted on JR lines, subways and most other
railways and buses.
Japanese taxis can be found at the exit to every train station

in the country or alternatively hailed on the streets. The red
sign visible through the windshield of the car: (kusha)
means it is vacant and available for hire but when the sign
reads (chinso), it is unavailable. The back door on the
left side will open and close automatically so be careful not to
stand too close! (All the other doors are operated manually)
Rates vary depending on the taxi company but usually start at
a fixed rate of 730 yen (in Tokyo) for the first two kilometers.
The rate system is shown inside the taxi and receipts can be
issued. In urban areas, you can usually pay by credit card for
a taxi. If credit cards are accepted, a taxi has a sticker showing
this on the window.
Tokyo One-Day Free Ticket (Tokyo Furii Kippu)

is available for use on JR lines (inside Tokyos 23 cities),
subways, and the Toei Bus service for one whole day ending
at midnight at a charge of 1,590 yen.
Tokyo Subway Ticket is available for use on Tokyo Metro and
Toei Metro subway lines. Prices for adults are 800 yen (1 day),
1,200 yen (2 days), and 1,500 yen (3 days).
JR Kanto Area Pass is to be upgraded to JR TOKYO Wide Pass
from December 19, 2015. The new pass is valid for three days
and good for unlimited rides using reserved seats on ordinary
cars on Shinkansen and express trains in the Kanto area. The
service is now extended to Echigo-Yuzawa Station and GALA
Yuzawa Station. Prices are 10,000 yen (Adults), and 5,000
yen (Children).
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Japan Rail Pass
Japan Rail Pass allows you to use the whole JR system (including the Shinkansen) but is only sold outside Japan. 29,110 yen
gets you a full 7 day ticket (adults).
JAPAN RAIL PASS

JR 7
29,110
Type/: Green/
Ordinary/
Duration/ Adult/ Child/ Adult/ Child/
7-day/7 38,880 YEN 19,440 YEN 29,110 YEN 14,550 YEN
For more info, check the Japan Rail Pass website:
730 2
IC
500
Transportation Information
Suica PASMO JR
Japan Railways(JR East)/JR 050-2016-1603

Tokyo Metro / Metro 0120-104106
03-3831-0131
Keisei Electric Railway /
03-3665-7220
Limousine Bus /
047-712-7400
Keisei Bus /
Tokyo Free Kippu

JR 23
1,590
JAPAN RAIL PASS
www.japanrailpass.net
Bus
Long-distance buses in Japan are run by numerous companies

including JR. Buses are generally more economic than traveling by plane or train but do take longer and can be affected by
traffic jams at busy times of the day or night.
Local buses run all over Japan as well as in the major cities
and sometimes English instructions or stop announcements
are used but this is not the case everywhere. We would
recommend you ask drivers to remind you of where you must
disembark prior to setting off.
800 1,200 1,500
Getting Around in Tokyo /

In big cities, such as Tokyo and Osaka, the under and over
ground train system is well organized and highly efficient
accessing any and all parts of the cities. To avoid wasting time
lining up for tickets and working out how to use the machines
in different stations, it is highly recommended to purchase
pre-paid cards.
2015 12 19 JR JR Kanto Area
Pass JR JR TOKYO Wide Pass

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GALA
10,000 5,000
Getting Around in Osaka /
Transportation Cards/Useful Tickets
JR
Transportation Cards/Useful Tickets
In the Kansai (Osaka) area ICOCA or PiTaPa is available IC cards

similar to Suica / PASMO.
If planning to stay in Japan for a longer period why not try

using IC cards? (500 yen deposit returned when returning the
card) Simply touch the card on a rectangular pad beside the
ticket gate and the fare used is automatically deducted from
Kansai Area Pass is valid for unlimited travel using ordinary

non-reserved seats of JR-WEST local and rapid trains in the
defined Free Area. Prices for adults are 2,300 yen (1-day),
4,500 yen (2-days), 5,500 yen (3-days), and 6,500 yen (4-
Access Network
JR Line
JR Narita Express
Narita Sky Access Line
Keisei Main Line
Keikyu Line
Tokyo Monorail
Limousine Bus
Shibuya
Nishi-magome
TCAT Tokyo City Air Terminal
Hamamatsucho
Ofuna
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Higashi-ginza
Shimbashi
Haneda Airport
International Terminal
YCAT
Yokohama City Air Terminal
Haneda Airport
Haneda Airport
Terminal 1
Haneda
Airport
Haneda Airport
Terminal 2
Narita Airport
Narita
Airport
Toei Asakusa Line
Airport Terminal 2
Tourist Information
days) when purchasing in Japan.When purchasing in other

countries, prices are 2,200 yen (1-day), 4,300 yen (2-days),
5,300 yen (3-days), and 6,300 yen (4-days).
Kansai Thru Passoffers a similar service to the
Tokyo Furii Kippu in Kansai and enables subway, railway (bar
JR lines), and bus use throughout the Kansai area. Prices for
adults are 4,000 yen (2 days) and 5,200 yen (3 days).
Money Exchange
Exchanging non-Japanese currency for yen can be carried out

at international airports, and most major banks. At the airports
exchanging Japanese yen into foreign currency is also possible.
At World Currency Shop, even after banks close their doors it
ispossible to exchange later in the day.
World Currency Shop
ICOCA PiTaPa IC Suica
/ PASMO
JR
1 2,300 2 4,500 3 5,500

4 6,500 1 2,200
2 4,300 3 5,300 4 6,300
KANSAI THRU PASS JR

2 4,000 3 5,200
Money /
You can cash travelers checks at many banks. Travelers checks
can also be used at hotels, ryokan Japanese style hotels, and
shops in big cities. Credit cards can be widely used in urban
areas, but sometimes are not accepted at shops in rural areas.
Japanese coin & paper currency

in circulation
ATMs
You can withdraw Japanese yen from ATMs of some banks with
credit cards or cash cards which were issued outside Japan.
Japan Post Bank

www.jp-bank.japanpost.jp/en/ias/en_ias_index.html
SEVEN BANK
www.sevenbank.co.jp/intlcard/index2.html
AEON BANK
https://www.aeonbank.co.jp/atm/
Free Wi-Fi Service / Wi-Fi

Japan Connected-free Wi-Fi
By registering with this app, you can enjoy free Wi-Fi at major
airport, stations, tourist spots, convenience stores, etc. (About
130,000 locations throughout Japan as of May 2015.)
NTT East FREE WI-FI Japan
By presenting your passport at designated locations, you can
receive a card with an ID and password required for Wi-Fi
Internet access. (More than 45,000 locations throughout the
eastern Japan area.)
FREESPOT
Registration with your email address in required only the
first time when you request access. (About 1,000 locations
in Tokyo.)
Japan Connected-free Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi 2015 5
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NTT Wi-Fi
Telephone Service /
4.5
Public telephones can be found almost everywhere in Japan FREESPOT( )

and most can be used to make domestic and international
calls. Only 10 or 100 yen coins can be used but all telephones 1,000
take pre-paid telephone cards purchase in convenience
stores for 500 or 1,000 yen. If you use a calling card when you
Postal Service /
make an international call, it can reduce your calling rate.
International Air Mail Fee
10 100
500 1,000
KDDI Super World Card

http://www.001.kddi.com/en/lineup/with-guidance/swc/
NTT Communications World Pre-paid Card
http://506506.ntt.com/english/service/p_card/
Brastel International Calling Service
http://www.brastel.com/pages/eng/home/
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Youve finally made it to the hot spring. But how do you go about
making use of it? Above all, you should never forget to observe
the manners and etiquette needed throughout. Here are some
important rules to guide you through your first onsen experience
- a primer to the laws of the onsen:
First of all you will have to completely undress. Clothes are to

be taken off in the dressing room (known as the datsui-jo in
Japanese). Other than your birthday suit, you may bring one small
towel or washcloth to the bathing area for washing with. Do not
make the mistake of changing into and going in your bathing suit!
It is not allowed.
Once in the bathing area, rinse off with hot water before
getting into the onsen. At some places there will be a stone
tub by the entrance, at others you may be able to wash with soap,
bucket and using a tap, and at other you will have to take the water
directly from the onsen itself (In Japanese this is called kakeh-yu).
Kakeh-yu can be done with a small bowl or bucket (sometimes with
a handle). Hot water is drawn from the tub or tap and poured over
the entire body to rinse thoroughly. This is considered one of the
most important points of onsen manners.
After you have completely rinsed, its time to get into the hot
tub. Its best to get in slowly at first. Get in slowly up to your
knees, then up to your waist, followed by chest, then neck. In doing
so your body will slowly get used to the water temperature. Do not
put the towel into the water. You may see people fold and put it on
their heads, now you know why - it doesnt belong in the water. You
may also put it on the side of the tub.
One dip is usually no more than 10 minutes. As there are
mineral elements in the water, longer exposure is not only
relaxing, but allows the body to soak up more of those minerals.
Getting in at least 2 to 3 times a day is reasonable.
Where tap and washing stalls are available, switching from
wash stall to tub and back is up to you. Do so at will. Never
bring the soap or suds into the tub!
Some hot springs provide more than one tub, such as an
open-air bath (rotenburo). Switching from bath to bath may
also be done freely.
When your body is hot and you are totally relaxed, taking a
shower is entirely up to you, although may be a waste of the
onsens mineral healing properties. Leaving them to soak in may be
better for your skin.
Once out of the onsen, dry off with a towel. Taking a nap is
effective; bathing in a hotspring takes quite some physical energy.
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Tourist Information
How to bathe in an Onsen
I
Ichigaya
Ichinoe
Iidabashi
Ikebukuro
Inaricho
Iriya
Itabashi-honcho
Itabashi-kuyakushomae
Iwamotocho
H
Hakusan
Hamacho
Hanzomon
Hasune
Hatchobori
Heiwadai
Hibiya
Higashi-ginza
Higashi-ikebukuro
Higashi-koenji
Higashi-nakano
Higashi-nihombashi
Higashi-ojima
Higashi-shinjuku
Hikarigaoka
Hikawadai
Hiro-o
Honancho
Hongo-sanchome
Honjo-azumabashi
Hon-komagome
G
Gaiemmae
Ginza
Ginza-itchome
Gokokuji
Gotanda
Gyotoku
F
Funabori
E
Ebisu
Edogawabashi
D
Daimon
C
Chikatetsu-akatsuka
Chikatetsu-narimasu
B
Bakuro-yokoyama
Baraki-nakayama
A
Akabanebashi
Akabane-iwabuchi
Akasaka
Akasaka-mitsuke
Akebonobashi
Akihabara
Aoyama-itchome
Asakusa
Asakusabashi
Awajicho
Ayase
Azabu-juban
N
Nagatacho
Nakai
Naka-meguro
Nakano
Nakanobu
Nakano-fujimicho
Nakano-sakaue
Nakano-shimbashi
Naka-okachimachi
Nerima
Nerima-kasugacho
Nezu
Nihombashi
Nijubashimae
Ningyocho
Nishidai
Nishi-funabashi
Nishigahara
Nishi-kasai
Nishi-magome
Nishi-nippori
Nishi-ojima
M
Machiya
Magome
Meguro
Meiji- jingumae
Minami-asagaya
Minami-gyotoku
Minami-senju
Minami-sunamachi
Minowa
Mita
Mitsukoshimae
Mizue
Monzen-nakacho
Morishita
Motohasunuma
Motoyawata
Myoden
Myogadani
K
Kachidoki
Kagurazaka
Kamiyacho
Kanamecho
Kanda
Kasai
Kasuga
Kasumigaseki
Kayabacho
Kiba
Kikukawa
Kinshicho
Kita-ayase
Kita-sando
Kita-senju
Kiyosumi-shirakawa
Kodemmacho
Kojimachi
Kokkai-gijidomae
Kokuritsu-kyogijo
Komagome
Korakuen
Kotake-mukaihara
Kudanshita
Kuramae
Kyobashi
J
Jimbocho
Tokyo Subway Map
O
Ochanomizu
Ochiai
Ochiai-minami-nagasaki
Ogawamachi
Ogikubo
Oji
Oji-kamiya
Ojima
Omote-sando
Onarimon
Nishi-shinjuku
Nishi-shinjuku-gochome
Nishi-sugamo
Nishi-takashimadaira
Nishi-waseda
Nogizaka
S
Sakuradamon
Sendagi
Sengakuji
Sengoku
Senkawa
Shibakoen
Shibuya
Shimbashi
Shimo
R
Roppongi
Roppongi-itchome
Ryogoku
Oshiage
Otemachi
Shimura-sakaue
Shimura-sanchome
Shin-egota
Shin-itabashi
Shinjuku
Shinjuku-gyoemmae
Shinjuku-nishiguchi
Shinjuku-sanchome
Shin-kiba
Shin-koenji
Shin-nakano
Shin-ochanomizu
Shin-okachimachi
Shin-otsuka
Shinozaki
Shin-takashimadaira
Shintomicho
Shiodome
T
Takadanobaba
Takanawadai
Takaracho
Takashimadaira
Takebashi
Tameike-sanno
Tatsumi
Tawaramachi
Tochomae
Shirokanedai
Shirokane-takanawa
Suehirocho
Sugamo
Suidobashi
Suitengumae
Sumiyoshi
U
Uchisaiwaicho
Ueno
Ueno-hirokoji
Ueno-okachimachi
Urayasu
Ushigome-kagurazaka
Todaimae
Togoshi
Tokyo
Toranomon
Toshimaen
Toyocho
Toyosu
Tsukiji
Tsukijishijo
Tsukishima
Tokyo Metro Co., Ltd. Approved (Approval Number 25-A005)
Z
Zoshigaya
Y
Yotsuya
Yotsuya-sanchome
Yoyogi
Yoyogi-koen
Yoyogi-uehara
Yurakucho
Yushima
W
Wakamatsu-kawada
Wakoshi
Waseda
Ushigome-yanagicho
Musashi-Sakai
Kichijoji
Nishi-Ogikubo
Kamishakujii
Kichijoji
P32-MAP13
Ogikubo
Asagaya
Saginomiya
Toshimaen
Koenji
Nerima
Shin-Okubo
Mejiro
Ikebukuro
Sugamo
Oku
to
Toneri
uko
Chuo Line
Suidobashi Okachimachi
Ueno Park
Ueno
P33-MAP8
Line
Akihabara
P33-MAP7
Ueno
Uguisudani
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Ke
e
Lin
Minowabashi
Mikawashima
Toden Arakaw
a
Kumanomae
Nippori-toneri Liner
Komagome
Tabata
Nishi-Nippori
Nippori
Kami-Nakazato
Otsuka
Oji
Takasaki Line /
Utsunomiya Line
to
Omiya
Yamanote
Ikebukuro
Line
P32-MAP12
Itabashi
Saikyo
Line
Waseda
to
Kawagoe
Shimoitabashi
Line
Takadanobaba
Higashi-Nakano
Okubo
Nakano
Kamiitabashi
Toj
o
Asakusabashi
Asakusa
P33-MAP6
Asakusa
Nakayama
to
Odawara
Yokohama Line
Kamoi
ine
to
Chuo-rinkan
Nagatsuta
Tokaichiba
Higashi-Kanagawa
Yokohama
Yokohama Station
P32-MAP15
Kozukue
Shin-Yokohama
Kikuna
Shin-Koyasu
Oguchi
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To
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Keikyu-Kawasaki
Lin
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Haneda Airport Terminal 1

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Kawasakishimmachi Keikyu Dais

Haneda Airport
hi Line
International Terminal
Hama-Kawasaki
Kojimashinden
Hatchonawate
Kokudo
Showa
Musashi-Shiraishi
Anzen
Tsurumiono
Ogimachi
Tsurumi
Lin
To
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ko
to
Chiba
Central Tokyo
TOKYO DISNEY
RESORT
Maihama
Kasairinkaikoen
to
Soga
Shin-Koiwa
Arakawa
River
Hirai
to
Narita Airport
Tobu
Kameido Line
Oshiage
Sumidagawa
River
Minami-Senju
Tsukuba
Ushida
Keisei Sekiya
to
Hikifune
to
Abiko
Ichigaya
Ochanomizu
Iidabashi
Akihabara
Ryogoku
Kinshicho
Kameido
Yotsuya
Kanda
Shinjuku
Bakurocho
Marunouchi/
Shinanomachi
Meidaimae
Imperial
Shimo-takaido
Shin-Nihombashi
Sendagaya
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to
Chitose-karasuyama
Keio Line
Palace
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Fuchu
Sob
P33-MAP9
Shinjuku
Etchujima
Yurakucho
P34-MAP1 Yoyogi
Tokyo Hatchobori
Chofu
Roppongi
Keiyo Line
Harajuku
Shimo-kitazawa
Shimbashi
Akasaka
Shiomi
P34-MAP4
Harajuku
Ginza
Hamamatsucho
Toyosu
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Inaginaganuma
P34-MAP2
P33-MAP10
Kei
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Kyodo
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Ino
Shibuya
Shibuya
kas
Yanokuchi
hira
Seijogakuenmae
Yurikamome Line
P34-MAP3
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Tamachi
i
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Kokusai-tenjijo
Ebisu
Rinkai Line
Inagi
Nakanoshima
Shin-Kiba
Sangen-jaya
Ebisu
Daikanyama
Ariake
Naka-meguro
Tokyu
Inadazutsumi
P34-MAP5
Odaiba-Kaihinkoen
Setagaya Line
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Hashimoto
shi
Noborito
Daiba
Shinagawa
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Kokusai-tenjijo-seimon
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Gotanda
ky
Futako-tamagawa
Musashi-koyama
To
Tennozu-Isle
Aomi
Osaki
to
Jiyugaoka
Tsudayama
Tokyu Meguro Line
Karakida
Kuji
Tokyo Teleport
Ookayama
Odaiba
Tamagawa
Shin-Yurigaoka
Hatanodai
Odakyu
Tokyu
P33-MAP11
River
Oimachi
Tama Line
Oimachi Line
Musashi-Mizonokuchi
Musashi-Shinjo
Den-en-chofu
Nishi-Oi
to
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Tokyo Monorail
Machida
Tok gami
Tamagawa
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Tokyo Port
Omori
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To
Odakyu
Musashi-Nakahara
Tama-plaza
ne
Li
Odawara Line
Yokosuka
Saginuma
Musashi-Kosugi
Mukaigawara
Ikegami
Kodomonokuni
Kamata
Hirama
Azamino
Hiyoshi
Tokyu
Kashimada
Tokyu
ShinTamagawa Line
Kodomonokuni
Kawasaki
Keikyu-Kamata
Haneda Airport
Line
Aobadai
Yako
Tsunashima
Haneda Airport Terminal 2
Kawasaki
Shitte
Tenkubashi
Kei
2
kyu
MusashiKoganei
Mitaka
Seibu Shinjuku Line
Tanashi
to
Higashi-Koganei
Tachikawa
Hanakoganei
to
Hon-Kawagoe
Seibu Ikebukuro Line
Shakujiikoen
Tob
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Toh ihin
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KYOTO IN SPRING
Around Okazaki Park
March 26 (Sat)-May 8 (Sun), 2016
Fee: 1,200 yen (adults), 600 yen (children),
300 yen (infants)
Operating time: 9:30-16:30 (starting time)
(until 20:30 during March 26-April 10)
Length of ride: 15-60 min.
Access: Keage Sta. on the Tozai Subway Line
Contact: Tel 075-321-7696 (Kyoto Travel Industry Co-op),
Tel: 080-6158-9703 for info on the day of the cruise
Jikkoku-bune Boat Ride

in Okazaki Park
with Cherry Blossoms
In the Okazaki area, where museums and a zoo are
located, you can enjoy boat cruising on a traditional
jikkoku-bune boat. The boat starts from Okazaki
Nanzenji boat pier (in front of Lake Biwa Canal
Museum) and goes to Ebisugawa Dam (about 3 km,
25 min /round trip). During the period of time when

the canal is lit up in the cherry blossom season, night
tours are available. After the cherry blossom season
(depending on the year, usually late March to early
April), fresh green scenery is also breathtaking!
Kinkaku-ji Temple
Demachiyanagi
Eizan Railways Eizan Line
Kitano Tenman-gu Shrine
Myoshinji
Doshisha Univ.
Imadegawa
Kitanohakubaicho
Keihan-Demachiyanagi
Imadegawa-dori
Kyoto
Imperial Palace
Keifuku
Myoshin-ji Temple
Kitano Line
JR Sagano
(Sanin) Line
Kyoto Univ.
Sento Palace
The Palace Side Hotel
Kyoto Handicraft Center
Keihan-Marutamachi
Shijo-Omiya
Abura-no-koji
Kyoto Shinkyohgoku kanzashiya wargo

wargo
Laque Shijo Karasuma
Mitsui Garden Hotel

Kyoto Shijo
Karasuma
Shijo
Fujii-Daimaru Dept. Takashimaya
Dept.
Karasuma Line
Minamiza Theatre
Kyoto Rich Hotel
Gojo-dori
Gion Hatanaka
Kyoto Kimono Rental wargo

Gionshijo Store
Hotel Sunroute Kyoto
wargo
Hotel Nikko Princess Kyoto
Chion-in Temple
Kennin-ji
Temple
WARGO
Maruyama Park
Motonago
Ninenzaka
Kodai-ji Temple
Kyoto Ninenzaka kanzashiya wargo(west)
wargo(west)
Kyoto Ninenzaka WARGO(east)
Sanneizaka
WARGO(east)
Keihan-Gojo
Gojo
Jishu Shrine
Kyoto Tokyu Hotel
Keage
Yasaka Shrine
Keihan-Shijo
Gion Corner
The Westin Miyako

Hotel Kyoto
Kyoto Shinkyohgoku WARGO
Hotel Unizo Kyoto
Kawaramachi Kyoto Marui
Tozai Line
Eikan-do Temple
Higashiyama
Sanjo-Keihan
Keihan-Sanjo
Karasuma Kyoto Hotel
Kawaramachi Opa
Daimaru Dept.
Hankyu Kyoto Line
wargo
Shijo-dori
Kawabata-dori
Kyoto Kimono Rental wargo Shinkyohgoku Store
Mitsui Garden Hotel Kyoto Shinmachi Bettei
Kyoto Royal Hotel & Spa
Nanzen-ji Temple
Mitsui Garden Hotel Kyoto Sanjo
Omiya
Honno-ji Temple
Nijo-dori
Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art
Kyoto City Tourist Association

Visitor Information Center
Nene-no-michi
Gimmond Hotel Kyoto
Sanjo-dori
Ishibekoji
Kyoto Hotel Okura
Kyoto Shiyakusyo-mae
Okazaki Park
Kyoto Garden Hotel
Karasuma Oike
The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto
Kyoto City Hall
Heian Shrine
Hosomi Museum
Hanami-koj
Oike-dori
The Ritz-Carlton Kyoto
Okazaki Shrine
Kumano Shrine
Kiyamachi-dori
Pontocho
Hearton Hotel Kyoto
Nijojo-mae
Fuyacho-dori
Kyoto International
Manga Museum
NISHIYAMA RYOKAN
Teramachi-dori
ANA Hotel Kyoto
NISHIYAMA RYOKAN
Kurumayacho-dori
Kyoto Kokusai Hotel
Yanagi-no-bamba-dori
Tomi-no-koji
Ebisugawa-dori
Nijo Castle
Marutamachi
Marutamachi-dori
Honen-in Temple
Horikawa-dori
Yoshida Shrine
Tetsugaku-no-michi
Kyoto Prefectural Office
Higashioji-dori
Kyoto Imperial Park
Ginkaku-ji Temple
Kamo River
Kyoto Brighton Hotel
Kyoto Imperial Palace
Karasuma-dori
Kawaramachi-dori
JR
Hanazono
Keihan Main Line
wa-dori
Kitashiraka
Ryoan-ji
Temple
Ninna-ji
Temple
Kiyomizu-dera Temple
Kyoto Kiyomizuzaka kanzashiya wargo

wargo
Kyoto Kimono Rental wargo Kiyomizuzaka Store
Higashi-Hongan-ji
Temple
Nishi-Hongan-ji
Temple
Yodobashi Camera Kyoto
Hotel Granvia Kyoto
BIC Camera
JR Sagano (Sanin) Line

JR Kyoto Line
Hyatt Regency Kyoto
Kyoto Kimono Rental wargo

Kyoto Station Kyoto Tower Store
Sanjusangen-do Temple
Kyo-Navi
Tokaido Shinkansen
Nison-in Temple
JR
28
JR
Kintetsu Nara Line
Tofukuji
Toji
Torokko Saga
Hozugawa River
Central Kyoto
Saga-Arashiyama
Okouchisanso Tenryu-ji
Temple
JR Nara Line
To-ji Temple
JR Biwako Line
JR
Seiryo-ji Templ
Gio-ji Temple
Kyoto Century Hotel
Kyoto Sta.
Adashino Nenbutsu-ji Daikaku-ji Temple Hirosawa

Temple
Pond
wargo
Sagano
Sagano Scenic Railway
Keihan-Shichijo
JR
Kyoto National Museum
wargo
Shosei-en Garden
Kyoto Tower kanzashiya wargo
Shichijo-dori
Rihga Royal Hotel Kyoto
wargo
Arashiyama
Togetsukyo Bridge
Keifuku-Arashiyama
Hankyu-Arashiyama
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E. Kobe Subway Map
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Minatogawakoen
Watanabe-dori
Kenchomae
Okurayama
Kamisawa
Gion
Ropponmatsu Yakuin-odori
Shinkaichi Kosoku-Kobe
Higashi Hie
Hakata
Kobe Kosoku Tetsudo Line
Kobe
Hyogo
Kobe Line
Shin-Nagata
Sannomiya
Komagabayashi
Nishitetsu
Tenjin-Omuta Line
Hankyu Kobe Line

Hanshin Line
SannomiyaHanadokeimae
Harborland
Yakuin
Sakurazaka
Kanayama
Kamo Umebayashi
Fukuoka Kuko
Nakasu Kawabata
Tenjin Minami
Chayama
Hashimoto
Nagata
(Nagatajinjamae)
Sanyo Dentetsu Line
Nishitetsu Fukuoka
Befu
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Minatomotomachi
Karumo Misakikoen Wadamisaki
Nanakuma
Noke Fukudai-mae
Seishin-Yamate Line
Hakata Minami Line
JR Line
Private Railways
Kaigan Line (Yume-Kamome)
Port Liner
Hakata Minami
26. Hiroshima
Namboku Line
Sapporo Sta.
Odori Sta.
Nishi 4-chome
Hotel Okura Sapporo
Nishi juitchome Sta.

Nishi 8-chome
Don Quijote
Tokyu Hands
Hotel Sunroute
New Sapporo
Apa Hotel Sapporo
Street Arche
Chuo-Kuyakusho-mae
ji Shopping
Tanukiko
Sapporo Prince Hotel

Chuo Ward Office
Shiseikan Shogakko-mae
Chuo Fire Station
Municipal Streetcar
Sapporo Tobu Hotel
Tanuki koji
Jiyukukan
Toho Line
Susukino Susukino Sta.

LAFILER
Sapporo Tokyu Inn
Kanjo-dori Higashi
Miyanosawa
Kita 12-jo
Sumikawa
Jieitai-mae
Makomanai
Gakuen-mae
Kikusui
Higashi
Sapporo
Shiroishi
Toyohira Koen
Misono
Nango
7-chome
Tsukisamucho
Fukuzumi
Suzaki Park
Kyushu Asahi
Broadcasting
Fukuoka Asian Art Museum

Hotel Okura
Fukuoka
IP Hotel Fukuoka
Hakozaki Line
Nishitetsu Inn
Fukuoka
Gofukumachi Sta.
Da
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Hakata-za
Kuko Line
Reisen Park
Nakasu
Kawabata Sta.
Don Quijote
Kushida Shrine
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Kok
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Nango
13-chome
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Minami Hiragishi
Bus Center-mae
HosuiSusukino
Fukuoka
Museum of Art
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Hidagishi
Hakata Excel
Hotel Tokyu
Hakata Nakasu
Acros
Wahington Hotel Plaza Hakata Ward Office
Tenjin Sta. Best Fukuoka
Canal City Theater
Tenjin Core Vivre Denki Tenjin
Toyoko Inn
Nishitetsu
Central Park Hakata Nishi Nakasu
Grand Hotel Nishitetsu IMS Fukuoka
Canal City Fukuoka
City Office
Grand Hyatt
Iwataya Fukuoka
Washington Hotel
Daimaru Dept.
Fukuoka
Hotel
Annex
Sta.
El Gala
Canal City
Il Palazzo
Iwataya Dept.
Kego MitsukoshiTenjin Minami Sta.
Solaria Plaza
Park Dept.
BIC Camera
Tenjin Loft
Kego Shrine
Hotel
Naka River
Hokke Club
Fukuoka
Sumiyoshi Shrine
Nishitetsu
BiVi
Tenjin-Omura Line
Canadian Consulate
Fukuoka
Watanabe-dori sta.
Kyushu
Hotel New Otani Hakata
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Electric
Takakura Hotel Fukuoka
hi-do
Power
Sun Selco Sumiyos
Sapporo
Nakanoshima
Hiroshima Ciry Museum

of Contemporary Art
Hijiyama Park
Fuji Grand
Hiroshima
City Hall
Daiei Shoppers
Fukuoka
Mina Tenjin
Kita13-jo Higashi
Horohirabashi
Hiroshima Ciry
Comics Library
Heiwa
-odori
Naka Ward Office
Ark Hotel Hakata Royal
Higashi Kuyakusho-mae
Kita 18-jo
Nakajima Koen
Peace
Memorial
Park Hiroshima
Peace
Memorial
Museum
Don Quijote
Ana Crown Plaza
Hiroshima National
Peace Memorial Hall
Oriental
for the A-Bomb Victims
Mitsui Garden Hotel Hiroshima
Comfort Hotel Hotel Hiroshima
Hiroshima
Tozai Line
JR Line
Hiroshima Sta.
Memorial Cathedral
Tokyu
for World Peace
Hands
Hiroshima Grand
Hacchobori Sta.
Intelligent Hotel
Fukuya
Hon-dori Sta.
Aioi-dori
BIC Camera
Mitsukoshi
Yamada Denki LABI
Hiroshima Railway
Toho Line
Motomachi
Kita 24-jo
Odori
JAL City
Hiroshima
Hiroshima
Prefectural Office
Me
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Kita 34-jo
Maruyama Koen Nishi 10-chome

Susukino
Via Inn
Hiroshima
Kencho-mae Sta.
Rihga Royal Hotel

Hiroshima
SOGO
A-Bomb
Dome
Namboku Line
Shindo Higashi
Nishi 28-chome
Nishi 18-chome
Toyoko Inn
Shukkeien
Garden
Hiroshima
Prefectual
Art Museum
27. Fukuoka
Sakaemachi
Nijuyonken
Hiroshima
High Court
Hiroshima
Castle
Hiroshima
Green Arena
Hosui Susukino Sta.
Asabu
Soen
Chuo Park
Hiroshima Museum of Art
Hotel Ronshan
Sapporo
G. Sapporo Subway Map
Hassamu
Minami
Kotoni
Yu hua
Garden
Sho
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Tokyo Dome Hotel

Sapporo
Marui Imai
Mitsukoshi Dept.
Dept.
PARCO
Futabayama Ryokuchi
Johoku Sta.
Gion S
hindo
JR Tower
Daimaru Dept.
BIC Camera
Hotel Montrey Sapporo
Century Royal Hotel
Loft Tokyu Dept.
Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo
Seibu Dept.
ANA Hotel Sapporo
Sapporo Sta.
Sapporo Factory
Hokkaido
New Otani Inn Sapporo
Pref. Gov.
Hotel Montrey Edelhof United Cinema
Botanical Garden
Office
Sapporo
of Hokkaido Univ.
Hotel Hokke
Former Hokkaido
Hokkaido Gov. Office Bldg.
Club Sapporo
Pref. Police
Headquarters
Clock Tower
Sapporo
City
Grand Hotel
NHK
Tozai Line
Office
Hokkaido
Tonan Hospital
Sapporo TV
Electric Power
Chuo Police Station
TV Tower
Odori Park
JR Sanyo Shinkansen
JR Sanyo Line
JR Tower Hotel
Nikko Sapporo
Yodobashi Camera
Astram Line
JR Hakodate Line
Rijo-do
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Hokkaido Univ.
Nango
18-chome
Oyachi
Hibarigaoka
Shin-Sapporo
Yakuin Sta.
NishitetsuStore
Nanakuma Line
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D. Kyoto Subway Map
C. Osaka Subway Map

Tozai Line
Karasuma Line
Kokusaikaikan
Kitaoji
Karasuma Oike
Nijo
Hankyu Kyoto Line
Higashiyama
Shijo
Shijo Omiya
Keifuku
Arashiyama Line
Misasagi
Keage
Sanjo Keihan
Kyoto Shiyakusho-mae
Kawaramachi
Keihan Otsu Line
Uzumasatenjingawa
Gojo
Kintetsu Kyoto Line
Yamashina
Tokaido Line
Kyoto
Tokaido Shinkansen
Nagitsuji
Kuinabashi
Ono
Nara Line
Keihan Line
Chuo Ward Office

SUNPAL
Daiei
Tokyu Hands
M-INT KOBE
Apa Hotel
Sannomiya Sta.
Kobe-Sannomiya
Sogo
Kobe
Marui Kobe Kokusai
San Plaza Kaikan
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Daimaru
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Nankin-machi
Higashi
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Yuenchi
Kobe City
Park
Museum
Kaigan Line
Port Liner
Hanshin Expressway No.3 Kobe-line
Meriken
Hotel Ookura Kobe Park
Kobe Maritime Museum
Komagawa-Nakano
Abiko
Kire-Uriwari
Deto
Kita Hanada
Nankoguchi Suminoekoen
Nagahara
Shinkanaoka
Yaominami
Nakamozu
Nakatsu
Sta.
Nakatsu
Sta.
Ramada Hotel Osaka

Hearton Hotel
Kita-Umeda
JR Kyoto Line
Tanimachi Line
Tenjinbashisuji
6-chome Sta.
Mainichi T.V.
Hotel Hankyu Loft
International
Nakazakicho Sta.
NU chayamachi
Hotel
New
Hankyu
JR Circle Line
Shin-Umeda City
Grand Hankyu Umeda
Umeda
Front Osaka Sta.
Temma Sta.
Sky Bldg.
HEP FIVE
Kids Plaza Osaka
Osaka
HEP NAVIO
The Westin
Ogimachi
Ogimachi
Yodobashi
Don Quijote
Osaka
Sta.
Osaka Sta. Hankyu
Park
Camera
Dept.
Osaka Tokyu Rei Hotel
Osaka Station City Umeda
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Sakaisuji
Don Quijote
Daimaru Dept.
Line
Hanshin Dept.
Hotel
Higashi-Umeda
Sta.
E-MA
Granvia
Hilton
Hotel
Osaka
Osaka
HERBIS Nishi-Umeda Sta.
Ohatsu Tenjin Shrine
Temmangu
PLAZA
Kita-Shinchi Sta.
Minami- Sta.
morimachi
The Ritz Carlton
JR Tozai Line
Yotsubashi
Hotel
Sta.
Osaka
Line
Hanshin
American Cousulate General
ANA
Crowne
Fukushima
Midosuji
Plaza Osaka Line
Keihan
Sta.
Osaka
Suntory
Hanshin
Nakanoshima
Temmangu
Line
Line
Oebashi
Shrine
Watanabebashi Sta.
Osaka
Sta.
Dojima River
Festival
City
Hall
Tower Tosabori River
Naniwabashi Sta.
Yodoyabashi
Nakanoshima Park
Nakanoshima Sta.
Sta.
Kitahama
Higobashi
Sta.
Sta.
Rihga Royal Hotel
Keihan Line
23. Osaka / Minami /

Mido-suji
Shinsaibashi
Shopping Center
Tokyu Hands
Nagahori TsurumiLouis
Idemitsu
ryokuchi Line
Shinsaibashi Vuitton
Museum
Sta.
Nagahoribashi
8F
Hotel Nikko OSAKA TOURIST
Sta.
Osaka INFORMATION CENTER
Rokko Cable Car
Rokko Cable Shita Sta.
Sanyo Shinkansen
Nishiohashi
Sta.
Hankyu Kobe Line
Maya Cable Sta.
Rokko Sta.
Rokkomichi Sta.
Sumiyoshi Sta.
JR Kobe Line Mikage Sta.
Ojikoen Sta.
Shin-Kobe Sta.
Seishin-Yamate
Line
Nada Sta.
Yotsubashi
Sta.
Mikage Sta.
Horie Park
Sennichi-mae Line
River Place
Hanshin Line
OCAT
Namba Sta.
Motomachi Sta.
Rokko Island
Port Island
Port Liner
Confort Hotel
Osaka Shinsaibashi
Apple Store
CROSS HOTEL
Hanshin Line
Rokko Liner
Kaigan Line
Daimaru
Dept.
Don Quijote
MEGA
Kobe Sta.
Harborland Sta.
Shinsaibashi
OPA
Big Step
Korean Consular
General
Sumiyoshi Sta.
MEGA Don Quijote
Sannomiya Sta.
Hanshin Expressway
Maya View Line
att. Maps
Nagai
Osaka International Convention Center
25. Kobe
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Nishitanabe
Kansai Airport
Hankyu Line
JR Kobe Line
Ikuta Jinja Shrine
Minato-motomachi Sta.
Minami-Tatsumi
Tanabe
22. Osaka / Kita /
Hanshin Line
Kenchomae Sta.
Fuminosato
Showacho
Hirabayashi
Nankohigashi
DaidoToyosato
Dobutsuen-mae
Abeno
Kitakagaya
Rokujizo
Hankyu Kobe Line
Hyogo Prefectual
Government
Zuiko 4-chome
SekimeMiyakojima Takadono
Kishinosato Tengachaya
Tamade
Port Town-nishi
Ferry Terminal
Daigo
Seishin-Yamate Line
Don Quijote
Itakano
Awaji
Hanazonocho
Trade Center-mae
Nakafuto
Port Town-higashi
Ishida
24. Kobe / Sannomiya /
Kita Senri
Dainichi
Moriguchi
Taishibashi-Imaichi
Nishinakajima-Minamigata
Sembayashi-Omiya
Nakazakicho
Shimizu
Nakatsu
Kadomaminami
Shinmorifuruichi
Tenjimbashisuji 6-chome Noe-Uchindai
Sekime-Seiiku Tsurumi-ryokuchi
Umeda
Ogimachi
Nishi-Umeda
Gamo 4-chome Imafuku-Tsurumi
Higashi-Umeda
Kyobashi
Yokozutsumi
Nodahanshin
MinamiShigino
Higobashi Yodoya- Kitahama
Morimachi Temmabashi
bashi
Tamagawa
Osaka Business Park
Sakaisuji Hommachi Tanimachi 4-chome Morinomiya
Fukaebashi
Nagata
Awaza
Hommachi
Kujo
Midoribashi
Takaida
Nishiohashi
Nagahoribashi Mitsuyamachi Tanimachi 6-chome
Bentencho
Shinsaibashi
Tamatsukuri
Nishinagahori Yotsubashi
Nippombashi Tanimachi 9-chome Tsuruhashi Imazato Shin-Fukae
Asashiobashi
Namba
Osaka Dome-mae
Shoji
Chiyozaki
Sakuragawa
Osakako
Shitennoji-maeYuhigaoka
Ebisucho
Daikokucho
Tennoji
Cosmosquare Taisho
Kita-Tatsumi
Higashino
Jujo
Hotel Montrey Kobe

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Senri-Chuo
Osaka Airport
Kujo
Takeda
Private Railways
Shin-Osaka
Marutamachi
Nijojo-mae
Nishioji-oike
JR Line
Nanko Port Town Line
Higashi Mikuni
Imadegawa
Sanin Line
Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line
Sakaisuji Line
Esaka
Demachi Yanagi
Kuramaguchi
Sennichimae Line
Chuo Line
Private Railways
Eizan Line
Kitayama
Yotsubashi Line
Tanimachi Line
Imazatosuji Line
JR Line
Matsugasaki
Midosuji Line
JR Line
Yotsubashi
Line
Namba
Sta.
Ebisbashi
Chuo Indoor
Swimming Pool
Osaka Fujiya Hotel
Don Quijote
Signboard of Glico
Hozen-ji Temple
National Bunraku
Osaka Shochikuza
Theatre
Namba Sta.
Nipponbashi
BIC Camera
Sta.
Shin-Kabukiza
Namba
Oriental Hotel
Namba Marui
Namba
Grand
Kagetsu
Takashimaya Dept.
Swisstel Nankai, Osaka
Midosuji
Line
Osaka
Prefectual
Gymnasium
Nankai Namba Sta.

Namba
Parks
Nankai
Line
Sakaisuji
Line
Kintetsu
Line
B. Nagoya Subway Map
A. Yokohama Subway Map

Azamino
Inuyama
Yokohama Shiei Subway Blue Line
Kami Otai
JR Line
Heian-dori
Nagoya Dome-mae Yada
Sunada-bashi
Marunouchi
Fushimi
Imaike
Chikusa
Yaba-cho
Osu Kannon
Nagoya Daigaku
Fukiage
Kamimaezu Tsurumai
Arahata
Meiko Line
Tsukiji-guchi
JR Line
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Odakyu Enosh
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Kaminagaya
Kyoto
Lake Biwa
JR Nara Line
Osaka/Umeda
Osaka Castle
JR Sakurai Line
Nara
JR Kansai Line
JR Sakurai Line
Kintetsu
Kashihara Line
Kintetsu
Ikoma Line
Aichi Prefectural Library
Tsurumai Line
Nagoya
Marunouchi
Tokyu Inn
Nagoya
Marunouchi Sta.
International Center
Sakura-dori
Bank of
Matsuzakaya
Japan
Sakura-dori Line
Dept.
Dainogoya Bldg.
Takashimaya
Hotel
Kokusai Center Sta.
Nagoya Dept.
Castle Plaza
Sta.
BIC Camera
Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel
Higashiyama Line
MIDLAMD
Meitetsu SQUARE
Meitetsu
Nishiki-dori
Dept.
New Grand
Fushimi Sta.
Kintetsu
Passe
Hotel
Meitetsu Grand Hotel
Nagoya Kanko Hotel
Hirokoji-dori
YAMADA DENKI
Taiko-dori
Richmond Hotel Hilton NagoyaMisonoza
Nagoya Nayabashi
Meieki-dori
Sakai
Kintetsu
Minami-Osaka Line
Shin Nagoya
Musical Theatre
Kintetsu Osaka Line
Kintetsu Nagano Line
Shirakawa
Park
Kintetsu Yoshino Line
JR Wakayama Line
Rinku Town
19. Nagoya/Sakae /
Lin
Tanimachi Line
Midosuji Line
JR Namba Osaka
Namba
Namba
Taisho
o Lin
Don Quijote
Imamiya
Nagahori
Tsurumiryokuchi Line
Osaka- Tsuruhashi
Uehonmachi
Don Quijote
MEGA Don Quijote
Yotsubash
Nankai Shiomibashi Line
Trade Center-mae
Nanko Port Town Line
i Line
MEGA
Tennoji
Tennoji
Abeno
Kintetsu Osaka Line
JR Hanwa Line
Kintetsu Minami-Osaka Line
JR Kansai Main Line
Shirakawa-dori
Shirakawa
Nagoya City Park
Science
Museum
Nagoya City
Art Museum
Osu Kannon Sta.
Suminoekoen
MARUEI
Dept.
MELSA
Nagoya
Washington
Hotel
Plaza Princess
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Takaracho Sta.
BIC Camera Yurakucho Sta.
Diet Bldg.
Tokyo
The Peninsula
High Court
Tokyo
Kasumigaseki Hibiya Park Hibiya Sta. Marion
GinzaChiyoda
Toei Asakusa Line
Sta.
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Hibiya Hall
Ginza
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Imperial
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Hibiya Line
Hotel TOKYU PLAZA
Mitsukoshi Dept.
Toei Mita Line
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*Scheduled to open on March 31
Nippon
Television
Senso-ji Hospital
Sakura Hostel
Umam
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Indian
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Embassy Nippon
Budokan Hall
Science
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9. Marunouchi / Imperial Palace /
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LEGEND
Shop
Restaurant
Hotel
Shrine
Hot spring
Sapporo 28
School
Bank
Post office
Temple
Okinawa
Line name
Station name
JR railways: indicated with dashed lines
Private railways: indicated with grey lines
Kyoto P28
Kobe 24-25
Tokyo 1-13
Subways: indicated with lines of each line color
Nagoya 18-19
Road name (-dori)
Osaka 20-23
Hiroshima 26
Line name
Station name
Yokohama 14-17
Fukuoka 27
No.2
Takashimaya
Times
Square
Fukutoshin
Shinjuku
Washington
Hotel
Park
Hyatt
Tokyo
Keio Line
Bunka Gakuen Univ.
Akasaka Excel Hotel Tokyu

Embassy of Mexico
AkasakaNamboku Line
mitsuke Sta. Prudential
Tower
Toyokawa Inari
Temple
Ginza Line
Marunouchi
Line
Hie Shrine Kokkaigijidomae Sta.

Sanno
Official Residence
Park Tower
of Prime Minister
Tameike-sanno
Sta.
Don Quijote Picasso
Embassy of
Cambodia Marroad Inn
Akasaka
Maynds
Tower
Hotel Century
Southern Tower JR Tokyo
Sogo Hospital
Akasaka Sta.
TBS
JR Yamanote Line, Saikyo Line
Meiji Jingu
Shrine
Togo Shrine
Takesh
ita-dori
Harajuku Sta.
Embassy of Turkey
Secom
Myoen-ji Temple
Green Fantasia
Ota Memorial
Harajuku Ukiyo-e Museum KDDI Designing Studio
Quest
Tokyo Central Church
La Foret
Corp
Tokyu Plaza Omotesando/Harajuku
Olympia
Embassy of
U.S.A.
Ark Hills
Suntory
Hotel Okura
Hall
Roppongiitchome Sta. Embassy of Spain
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Hibiya Line
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Grand Hyatt
TV Asahi
Tokyo
Roppongi Hills Residence
Embassy of
Russia
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Zenko-ji Temple
Ginza Line
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Parashio Tower
Minami Aoyama
Omotesando Sta. Three Bldg.
Roi Bldg.
United Nations
Univ.
Embassy of Fiji
Aoyama Gakuin Univ.
Kiddy Land
Cat
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Yoyogi
National Gymnasium
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NHK
Broadcasting Center
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Ebisu Sta.
JR Saikyo Line
Mizuho Bank
Meguro City Office
Tokyo Kyosai
Hospital
Sapporo
Beer
Mitsukoshi
Dept.
Japan Defense
Agency
Tokyo Metropolitan
Museum of Photograpy
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Garden Place
Tower Records
Marui City
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Excel Tokyu
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Seibu
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Hanzomon Line
Spiral Hall
Tobu Hotel
Omotesando Sta.
Fukutoshin Line
Bunkamura
Ebisu Sta.
JR Yamanote Line
Tokyu
Toyoko Line
Shibuya
City Office
Tokyu Hands
Hibiya Line
Tokyu Store
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Prime Square
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Embassy of Egypt
Don Quijote
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Embassy of Guinea
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Meiji-jingumae Sta.
JR Yamanote Line,
Saikyo Line
Kokugakuin Univ.
Embassy of Malaysia
Spiral Hall
3. Shibuya
5. Ebisu-Daikanyama
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Niigatakan
NESPACE
Tokyo Union Church
4. Gottsui
Choan-ji Temple
Omotesando Hills
Kiddy Land
Me
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Ritz-Carton Hinokicho
Tokyo Park
Embassy of Estonia
Fukutoshin Line
GAP
Chiyoda Line
Hikawa Shrine
Roppongi Sta.
Shinjuku
Gyoen
Shinjuku
Kinokuniya Park Hotel
Bookstore
Odakyu Line
Meiji-jingumae Sta.
Nogizaka Sta.
Line
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Gaien Higa
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Gaien Nis
Aoyama
Cenetery
Yasuk
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Keio New Line
KDDI Bldg.
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Minami-do
Toei Oedo Line
Hanazono
2. Harajuku
Embassy of
Canada
Akasaka Parl Bldg.
Aoyama-itchome Sta.
Shinjukunishiguchi Sta.
Nomura Sompo
Bldg. Japan
Bldg.
NS Bldg.
Hanzomon Line
a-dori
Aoyam
Don Quijote
Alta
BIC Camera
Kinokuniya
Kita-dori
L Tower
Bookstore
Daiichi
Mitsui
Shinjuku
Isetan
Seimei
Bldg.
Center
Tokyo
Yodobashi
Odakyu
Dept.
Bldg.
Bldg.
Mode Gakuen
Sumitomo
Camera Bicqlo
Dept.
Hyatt
Bldg.
Lumine
Est
Shinjukui
Regency
Meiji Yasuda
Chuo-dor
sanchome Sta.
Tokyo Tochomae
Shinjuku Sta.
Life Hall
Otsuka
Kogakuin
Sta.
Keio
Keio Plaza Univ.
Funiture
Dept.
Hotel
Store
Flags
Yodobashi
Lumine 2
Camera
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Toei Shinjuku Line
Metropolitan
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Government
Bus & Taxicab Terminal
Monolith Bldg.
Office
Highways
Akasaka Goyochi
(Akasaka Imperial Grounds)
Shinjuku
City Office
Ome-d
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Island
Tower
Hilton
Tokyo
1. ROBOT RESTAURANT
Joen-ji Temple
Tokyo Medical
Univ. Hospital
Highway name
4. Roppongi-Akasaka
Shinjuku
Prince Hotel
Nishi-shinjuku Sta.
Ordinary roads
Shops, restaurants or hotels introduced

in att.JAPAN are indicated with red letters.
Please refer to them when traveling in Japan!
Okubo Hospital
Seibu Shinjuku Sta.
Toei Oedo Line

JR Chuo, Sobu Line
JR Yamanote,
Saikyo Line
BIC Camera
Shibuya Sta.
-dori
gawa Moyai Statue
Tama
Cerylean Tower
Ginza Line
u-zaka
Miyamas
Shibuya Hikarie
Cross Tower Bldg.

Shuto Expressway No.3
Shibuya Police Station

Tokyu Toyoko Line
Marui One
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&
RROBOTRESTAURANT
003
Bring this ad to get a discount. 1 Coupon per group.

All members of the group can get a 2,000 yen discount!
2000
1
Where the Wild Things Are
The Robot Restaurant, a recent endeavor to create a fusion between the traditional and modern cultures of Japan, has been operating in Shinjuku's
Kabuki-cho district for over two years. Although it's called a restaurant it is
functionally an entertainment performance, albeit one where you can have a
sushi meal delivered at your table.
The performance itself features the aforementioned robots, along with
a medley of mythical creatures, traditional taiko musicians, dancers and
clowns, including an impressive final act where all of these performers join the
stage together. It's a light-hearted jaunt through the history of Japan and its
popular culture, in an intimate stage setting that gives more of a family-run
impression than a big Broadway business one.The popcorn offered at regular
intervals during intermissions helps to establish this homey atmosphere even
further.
Still, the production values on display here are undeniably high, and the
large ensemble cast works with a clear sense of unity and professionalism.
Most importantly, they genuinely seem to enjoy performing the show. This
one comes recommended for those who want to get up close with the wacky
side of the Land of the Rising Sun. The show performs three to four times a
day, but with its popularity steadily rising, reservations are recommended.
Location: 1-7-1 Kabukicho Shinjuku Shinjuku-ku Tokyo, Japan
Call for Reservation: 03-3200-5500 (English is available)
Phone hours: 9:00am-10:00pm Business hours: 3:30pm-11:30pm
Web: http://www.shinjuku-robot.com
*Making a reservation early is highly recommended as tickets are
difficult to get on the day of.
: 1-7-1
: 03-3200-5500
: 9:00 - 22:00 : 15:30 - 23:30
: http://www.shinjuku-robot.com

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ISSUE 75 Spring / 2016

Have Lots of Fun in Suginami, Tokyo !

Ryokan and hotels

Writers & Translators

Director, Sales & Marketing

Useful Japanese phrases

The Anime Scene in Japan

04 Have Lots of Fun in Suginami,Tokyo

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Take a train on the Chuo Line from Shinjuku, and you

A Japanese-style pub is located under

Kakikko Shoten Kakikko

You can enjoy eating a variety of items

att. JAPAN Spring/2016

JR Chuo Line (rapid train)

This quiet residential area used to be home to many cultural

The famous owner chef, an energetic

Ogikubo is probably best known for ramen.

Dont forget to visit nice cafes in Nishi-Ogikubo.

Psyche Delhi-san Curry (Koenji):

Asagaya Bunshi Coffee Curry

Available at Seven-Eleven Koenjiekimae Shop, Communication and

Available at Communication and Cultural Shop (1F Lobby in Suginami City

Local retort curry products from Koenji, Asagaya,

Ogikubo Meiten (Ogikubo): This

Psyche Delhi-san, an official character of Koenji

Located at the end of Star Road Shotengai

Coffee Lodge DANTE

This quaint cafe in a redbrick building

Ogura Pancake with red bean

A small cafe that offers a perfect place to enjoy music and

One of its specialty items, Shiawase

Namisuke, an official anime

att. JAPAN Spring/2016

Haro-kun, a mascot of NishiOgikubo Store Association

For details including Open hours and Closed

The 1st week in August

Around JR Asagaya Sta. (including Asagaya

October 29 (Sat) 30 (Sun)

Around JR Koenji Sta.

April 30 (Sat) May 1 (Sun)

Eleven shotengai shopping streets in

The 10th Koenji Festival 2016

August 27 (Sat) 28 (Sun)

Eight performance areas around JR

The 60th Annual stival

May 28 (Sat) 29 (Sun)

front of Nishi-Ogikubo Sta. and the surrounding area

Ogikubo Town Seven

Communication and Cultural Shop