This local museum for Tokyo's Bunkyo ward first opened up in 1991. …
Mori Ogai spent 30 years at this site until he passed away in 1922.…
Together with Koishikawa Korakuen Gardens, this site is one of the …
As the garden of the Mito Tokugawa family's main residence, it was …
This site was originally a secondary villa for the fifth shogun, To…
Originally a residence of the Hosokawa family, which headed the Kum…
Originally built as a prayer temple by the fifth shogun, Tokugawa T…
During the Tenryaku era (947-957) Shirayama Hime Shrine in the form…
This site was the birthplace of the sixth shogun, Tokugawa Ienobu, …
This shrine is dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the deity of lea…
Akamon Gate was first established in 1827 by Maeda Nariyasu, the 13…
This specialized library and research center for East Asian studies…
During the Edo period this site was used as a residence for Kuroda …
This multipurpose site features various facilities for public use, …
This site serves as an urban entertainment complex. As the home of…
This restaurant is managed by a goldfish wholesaler that has been a…
This site offers a place to play and learn about traditional Japane…
This specialty store offers traditional "Amezaiku" candy crafts tha…
This area features many different buildings that date back to the E…
A Japanese calligraphy class for small groups. "Wahyoh" is a gener…
This Kōshi-byō (Confucian temple) was built by Hayashi Razan, a Con…
Opened in 2003 by the Japan Football Association to commemorate the…
This park contains a wooded area inspired by the groves of Musashin…
This museum documents the 400-year history of Tokyo's waterworks, f…
This temple was built in 1624 by order of Iemitsu, the third shogun…
These Archives were established in 1996 as an affiliated facility o…
This pawnshop is said to have been frequented by the Meiji-era nove…
This gorgeous Noh drama performance hall was built in 1913. The cu…
Hoshinji Temple is a Jodo Buddhist temple located directly across f…
Yayoi Museum, established in 1984, houses the works of various arti…
Natsume Soseki, a great writer active during the Meiji and Taisho p…
This is a cozy little class where you can learn all about "wagashi"…
There is a legend that Minamoto no Yoritomo, the first shogun of th…
The Kodokan is the headquarters of the art of judo, practiced in ar…
Ishikawa Takuboku, a Meiji era poet, lived here until 1912, when he…
Established in 2000 as part of Toppan Printing's 100th anniversary …
According to the tales, some time around 1751~1764, there was an ol…
This temple was founded in by 1415 under the name "Muryosan Jukyoji…
This temple was founded in 1616 by the monk Mangyo. Mangyo, an ard…
Enjyoji Temple is a temple of the Tendai sect of Buddhism, and with…
Former Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama built this Western-style hous…
This building was originally constructed in 1899 as a cathedral att…
The Naruse Memorial Hall was originally built in 1906 as the "Toyoa…
Located on the site of the former Edo residence of the Hosokawa fam…
Matsuo Basho, the Edo period haiku poet, lived here for three years…
This ukiyo-e woodblock print studio has been in business for 150 ye…
This residence was built in 1919 by the businessman Kozaburo Fujita…
Founded in 1937 in the center of Hongo, a district famed for its as…
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