G.Itoya is a stationery specialty store founded in 1904 in Tokyo Ginza. There is abundant selection of stationery items so that it is said that there are no stationery items that can not be obtained … [Read More...] about G.Itoya (Stationary shop), Tokyo
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The Osamu Tezuka Manga Museum, Hyogo
"The Osamu Tezuka Manga Museum" is located in Takarazuka City, Hyogo Prefecture. Osamu Tezuka is known as a cartoonist who has worked on hits such as "Astro Boy", "Black Jack", "Jungle Emperor Leo", "Princess Knight" one after another. Especially, it is famous … [Read More...] about The Osamu Tezuka Manga Museum, Hyogo
Misogi-jinja Nogaku-den (Misogi Shrine Noh theater), Yamanashi
Misogi-jinja Shrine is a shrine located in Kobuchizawa, Hokuto-shi, Yamanashi Prefecture. In 1974, the Inoue-jinja Shrine in Higashi-Ueno, Tokyo, which was the original location, was destroyed, so the shrine was revived in Yamanashi Prefecture where there were … [Read More...] about Misogi-jinja Nogaku-den (Misogi Shrine Noh theater), Yamanashi
Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, Kanagawa
Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, one of the spots to visit in Yokohama sightseeing. A retro atmosphere using historic buildings used as warehouses and a landscape close to the port of Yokohama is very popular as a tourist destination representing Yokohama. As a … [Read More...] about Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, Kanagawa
Kobe Port Tower, Hyogo
Peculiar pipe structure used first in the world The “center pier” which bears a role of the front door of an international harbor city of Kobe. The crimson tower, which looks beautiful in the green of Mt. Rokko and the blue of the sea and sky, stands there. … [Read More...] about Kobe Port Tower, Hyogo
Lake Goshikinuma, Fukushima
"Lake Goshikinuma" at Bandai Plateau in Fukushima Prefecture is a scenic spot where there are about 30 large and small lakes. The water surface of the lake group changes into various colors depending on the season and weather, and it is a mysterious … [Read More...] about Lake Goshikinuma, Fukushima