Tourist Introduction: Tokyo, Yokohama, Kamakura Tours, and Travel

The National Diet Building in Nagatacho is the political center of Japan. The current building was constructed in 1936. This symmetrical building is also known as the Stone Museum.

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It is the only Western-style palace building in Japan in the neo-baroque style, designed by the court architect Tokuma Katayama, a disciple of the foreign architect Josiah Conder, who designed the Rokumeikan and other buildings. After Prince Yoshihito ascended to the throne, the Togu Palace was treated as a detached palace and renamed Akasaka Rikyu.

Katsushika-ku Shibamata is famous as a setting for popular movies full of warmth. Monzemmachi, which makes the most of its old streets, is a tourist spot lined with long-established, famous shops.

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It is a city for adults and children alike, with attractive commercial complexes such as the 238-meter-high Roppongi Hills high-rise office Hills, and Tokyo Midtown, a collection of museums, stores & restaurants, 4 ha Ryokuchi and more.
Mori Garden is a hidden gem of cherry blossoms and autumn leaves.

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Since its completion in 1958, it has been a Tokyo landmark, quietly shining with its changing colors according to the seasons.

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The red brick station building has been restored to its original appearance and is now an Important Cultural Property, serving as the centerpiece of the Marunouchi district, allowing it to be used as a station, hotel, gallery, etc. The station is home to a variety of attractions and cutting-edge functions, including a hotel, offices, and commercial facilities.

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The town is home to a collection of cultural facilities where you can enjoy culture of the past and present, including Dobutsuen, art galleries, and museums. Ueno Koen, the first Koen in Japan and the birthplace of the Meiji Restoration, is also one of its attractions.

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Head to the Tokyo Skytree Tembo Deck, the world's tallest observation deck at 634 meters and 350 meters above ground!
On a clear day, you can enjoy a spectacular view of Mt. Fuji and Kanto.
You can also enjoy gourmet food and shopping at Tokyo Solamachi(R), located adjacent to Tokyo Skytree.

Tsukiji Market has been in use for 83 years as one of the largest wholesale markets in Japan. The market closed on Oct. 6, 2018, but the outer market still exists and is bustling with tourists from Japan and abroad. It is packed with over 400 stores, including fresh fish shops, general stores, and restaurants (as of Nov. 2018).

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Board a variety of boats and spend an elegant time on Mizukami. You can enjoy the 360° view of Tokyo from different angles than usual, such as a Hanami display, a cherry blossom viewing boat, or a Christmas cruise.

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What was once Tokugawa Shogunate's castle (Edo) was moved to this location Mar. 1869 (Meiji 2), when Emperor Meiji moved from Miyako, where he had lived for over Chitose and has remained here to this day.
Within the Imperial Palace is Gosho of Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress. It is a popular spot for viewing cherry blossom in the spring and autumn leaves in the fall.

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The slope from Okubo-dori intersection to Sotobori-dori intersection in Shinjuku Ward. The stone-paved back alleys there somehow remind me of Paris.

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An area with a variety of amusements that both adults and children can enjoy while enjoying the sea breeze.
You can enjoy waterfront views such as the Rainbow Bridge and the Ferris wheel.

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A city where history and innovation coexist, with a mix of old, well-established shops and trendsetting new commercial facilities.

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The town is packed with many interesting sights, including Asakusa temple, which has a history of nearly 1,400 years, Mise Street, and Kappabashi Tool Street. It continues to evolve while retaining its retro downtown feel.

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Ryogoku in Tokyo is the center of sumo culture and the base of operations for many sumo wrestlers. Ryogoku Kokugikan is a facility for holding sumo, Japan 's national sport, and is one of the largest venues in the world.

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The Sumida River Cruise runs from Asakusa to Hinode Pier. Along the way, you will pass under bridges of various colors and shapes over Sumida River. During cherry blossom season, the cruise operates as a cherry blossom viewing boat, allowing you to enjoy the cherry blossoms in Sumida Park.

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Yokohama was the stage for the Meiji Restoration. It is a city that continues to develop today, with old-fashioned scenery such as Yamashita Park, Motomachi, and the Yamate district, as well as Minato Mirai and the newly reborn Red Brick Warehouse as a commercial facility.

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Kamakura is a charming city blessed with many historical heritage sites, such as shrines and temples, as well as a rich natural environment including the sea and mountains.
The scenery of this ancient capital changes with the seasons, such as in the hydrangea and autumn leaves seasons, making it a place you'll want to visit all year round.

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Factory night views have become increasingly popular in recent years, with the Kawasaki Factory Night View being the pioneer of this trend.

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Located in Kanazawa Ward, Yokohama City, this artificial island is approximately 240,000 square meters in size. In addition to parks, the island is home to a complex of marine leisure facilities including an amusement park, an aquarium, a shopping mall, and restaurants. Depending on the season, you can also enjoy hydrangeas and fireworks.

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A small floating island in Shonan coast. The island is home to the Enoshima shrine dedicated to Bezaiten, the god of music, an English-style garden, the Samuel Cocking Garden, and an observation lighthouse also known as the Enoshima Sea Candle.

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The area is home to many historical settings, such as the uninhabited Sarushima, and Mikasa Park, where the battleship Mikasa is preserved, as well as art museums and parks with seasonal flowers are currently attracting attention.

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