Tokyo Metropolis
Tokyo Prefecture, Kantō Region

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ᯓ 7 Prefectures of Kantō ᯓ
➡ Tokyo     ⬇ Chiba    ⬇ Kanagawa
⬇ Saitama    ⬇ Ibaraki     ⬇ Tochigi    ⬇ Gunma

🚇 The Tokyo Metro 🚇

ᯓ Tokyo Metropolis ᯓ
🐕‍🦺Shibuya    🍻Shinjuku    👘Harajuku    🗼Roppongi    🎣Toyosu   
🌇Ikebukuro    🌸Ueno    ⌚Ginza    👾Akihabara

Tokyo is a vibrant metropolis where modern skyscrapers and ancient temples coexist. The city is a hub of diverse subcultures, from Harajuku's fashion to Asakusa's traditions, offering a wide array of food, technology, and nightlife. A beloved symbol is the bronze statue of Hachiko, the loyal Akita dog, which serves as a popular meeting point in Shibuya and represents the city's enduring warmth.



Daikoku Parking Area
Kanagawa Prefecture, Kantō Region


ᯓ Yokohama [15] ᯓ
📍Daikoku Parking Area

The Daikoku Parking Area in Yokohama is a highway rest stop and cultural landmark that transforms on weekends into an impromptu, vibrant gathering spot for global automotive enthusiasts showcasing a diverse array of JDM, custom, and exotic cars.



The Railway Museum by JR East🚅
Saitama Prefecture, Kantō Region


ᯓ Saitama [25] ᯓ
📍The Railway Museum

The Railway Museum in Saitama is a vast and interactive museum operated by JR East that comprehensively showcases the history, technology and cultural significance of railways in Japan, featuring an impressive collection of real trains, including the Shinkansen and steam locomotives.



Tokyo Disney Sea (Chiba)
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ᯓ Chiba [25] ᯓ
📍Tokyo Disney Sea (Chiba)

Tokyo Disney Sea is a one-a-kind, ocean-themed fantasy park at the Tokyo Disney Resort, widely considered one of the world's most beautiful theme parks, known for its highly detailed, immersive "ports of call" and attractions geared towards an adventurous experience!



Kairakuen
Ibaraki Prefecture, Kantō Region


ᯓ Ibaraki Prefecture, Kantō Region ᯓ
📍Kairakuen

Kairakuen, located in Mito, is one of Japan's "Three Great Gardens" and is renowned for its beautiful landscape designed to be enjoyed by the public. The garden is most famous for its extensive plum grove, which features over 3,000 plum trees of 100 different varieties that burst into spectacular bloom in late winter. Unlike many other feudal gardens, Kairakuen was created with the idea of sharing its beauty and tranquility with a wider audience, as symbolized by its name which means "a park to be enjoyed together."



Nikkō Tōshō-gū Shrine
Tochigi Prefecture, Kantō Region


ᯓ Tochigi Prefecture, Kantō Region ᯓ
📍Nikkō Tōshō-gū Shrine

Nikkō Tōshō-gū is a lavishly decorated and ornate Shinto shrine, serving as the mausoleum of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the founder of the Tokugawa shogunate. The complex is famous for its intricate carvings and vibrant colors, which are a stark contrast to the often subdued aesthetics of Japanese religious architecture. As the centerpiece of the UNESCO World Heritage site "Shrines and Temples of Nikkō," it stands as a testament to the power and wealth of the Tokugawa family and is a major pilgrimage site.



Kusatsu Onsen
Gunma Prefecture, Kantō Region


ᯓ Gunma Prefecture, Kantō Region ᯓ
📍Kusatsu Onsen

Kusatsu Onsen is a world-renowned hot spring resort in Gunma Prefecture, celebrated for its high-quality, highly acidic sulfuric water believed to have numerous health benefits. At the heart of the town lies the Yubatake, a large open-air field where hot spring water is cooled and purified, creating a constant plume of steam and a distinct sulfuric scent. The resort is also famous for its traditional yumomi performances, a unique method of cooling the water with large wooden paddles, which adds to the town's timeless and cultural atmosphere.


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