Live Tokyo 2020 Olympic Village Plaza Night Walk from Kachidoki Station
The newly constructed Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Village in Harumi, Chuo, which spans 44 hectares, will serve as the home base for overseas teams competing. The venue isn't open to the general public yet. Still, it will...
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Walk, Olympic 2020 Signs【4K 360°】(東京・新宿駅/都庁)
Shinjuku Chuo Park is a large park with a fantastic children's playground, running trails, and a water play area in the summer.
8:07 - Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (東京・新宿駅/都庁), good view
The...
Tokyo Day Trip Japanese Bamboo Forest, Hōkokuji Temple Kamakura (報国寺)【4K 360°】
Hōkoku-ji (報国寺) is a historic temple in Kamakura, Japan, belonging to the Kenchō-ji branch of the Rinzai sect of Zen Buddhism. It is also recognized as "Bamboo Temple" because of its bamboo garden. The temple's...
Tokyo River Cruise Water Bus Mizube Boat in 360 8K VR video (隅田川水上バス)
The Tokyo Mizube boat line is popular among residents and tourists alike. The biggest strength of this water bus line is a large number of boarding areas. There are eighteen different boarding spots along the Sumida River...
Tokyo Olympic Stadium 2020 (2021) Tour in 360 video
The Japan National Stadium (国立競技場 Kokuritsu kyōgijō) was used for the Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games as the largest stadium and is now being renovated for the Tokyo 2020 Games as a brand new stadium. Along with athletics competitions and football...
Takeshita Street in Golden Week 2021 during Lockdown (360° 4K video)
Takeshita Street is a popular shopping street in Harajuku, Tokyo, Japan, packed with shops, cafes, and restaurants. Big retailers such as The Body Store, McDonald's, Pet cafes, Family Mart, and 7-Eleven are represented on...
Toyota's Mega Web, also known as Megaweb, is a car theme park located in Odaiba's Palette Town in Tokyo, Japan. The Toyota City Showcase shows cars and has a 1.3-kilometre driving course for test driving.
The Ride Studio has mini car racing, and the Waku-Doki has virtual race track driving...
The exhibit's official name is Mori Building Interactive Art Museum: Epson teamLab Borderless. It is based in the Palette Town of Odaiba and is quickly becoming a must-see for both visitors and locals. The wildly photographable digital wonderland lives up to its 'borderless' tag, the crown jewel...
Showa Kinen Park (昭和記念公園) in Tachikawa is well-known for its stunning flowers all year. A visit in the spring allows you to enjoy its vast tulip garden, which contains approximately 250,000 tulips of 284 varieties. Any of the flower beds include rushing streams, adding to the allure of the...
When you need to get away from the madness of Tokyo, Higo-Hosokawa Garden (肥後細川庭園 Higo Hosokawa Teien) is a wonderful place to go. You should take a leisurely walk across the wetlands and listen to the waterfall's cascading water. And, although it isn't quite as large as Shinjuku Gyoen National...
Harimazaka is a neighbourhood in Tokyo's Bunkyou-ku. The location (播磨坂さくら並木 Harimazaka Sakura-namiki) is just a short distance from Myogadani Station (茗荷谷駅) on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line. After going through Kasugadoori and walking through Kasugadoori, there will be a large road...
The Meguro River is among Tokyo's most famous cherry blossom viewing spots. It's in the Nakameguro neighbourhood, which is adjacent to Shibuya in Tokyo's central business district. The greatest feature of the Meguro River Cherry Blossoms is the over 800 cherry trees that line the river for...
Yanaka is one of Tokyo's few neighbourhoods where the local environment, a historic town culture reflective of Tokyo in previous decades, has persisted. There is a feeling of charm and old beauty in the district. It is within a short walk of Ueno Park and offers a unique sightseeing experience...
A vast expanse of cherry trees runs alongside the Kanda River, one of Tokyo's major traditional waterways. The river's most fascinating part was once known as the Edo river (Edogawa in Japanese), not to be mistaken with the Edo river to the east (which used to be called Edo river flood bypass)...
Kiyomizu Kannon-dō temple (清水観音堂), built in 1632, is tucked away within Ueno Park. It is one of the last fragments of a formerly wonderful Kan'ei-ji temple, without which Ueno Park would not exist today. This temple area had 68 buildings at its pinnacle, with the Kiyomizu Kannon-do being only...
In Kawasaki City, Kawasaki Daishi is a well-known shrine. The Chizan School of Shingon Buddhism's headquarters was established in 1128 after the Heian Period.
The temple's initial foundations were demolished during the battle, and the new structures are contemporary Heian Period...
Enoshima is an island off the coast of Kanagawa. It is a small island, roughly 4 km in diameter, at the Katase River source, which passes into the Sagami Bay of Kanagawa Prefecture. Enoshima is a section of Fujisawa's inland city and is connected by a bridge of 389 meters to the Katase area of...
Kameido Tenjin Shrine, founded in 1661, is situated in Tokyo's Koto Ward in the quiet downtown district known as the Shitamachi (traditional area). The shrine is an important part of local life, and if you're lucky enough, you could witness a Japanese wedding ceremony or the blessings of...
Seeing the cherry blossoms, or sakura is the highlight of springtime sightseeing in Japan. This is Japan's most beautiful time of year when the cherry blossoms bloom boldly in various shades of pink. Early cherry blossoms can be seen along the Kyunaka River in eastern Tokyo, with the Tokyo...
The National Stadium was used for the Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games as the largest stadium and is now being renovated for the Tokyo 2020 Games as a brand new stadium. Along with athletics competitions and football tournaments, the opening and closing ceremonies of the Tokyo 2020 Games will be held...
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