Kanda Myojin (Love Live! and Others)
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An entry that introduces the same Kanda Myojin as the setting of works of fiction. It appears twice in the original table.
A museum in Oji on the history of paper in Japan, with papermaking to try.
A museum in Ome in a converted 200-year-old storehouse, showing kimono handed down in the imperial and samurai houses.
A museum of advertising in Shimbashi, the only place in Japan researching and showing advertising.
A costume museum in Shibuya, begun in 1979 as a research collection for students.
A museum in Fuchu with permanent displays and a planetarium, and eight relocated buildings to walk among.
A university facility in Kodaira with a museum, library and folk collection, open to the public.
An Edo-period building in Setagaya used as a magistrate's residence, the first important cultural property in the ward.
A nature education park in Minato. Once the grounds of an Edo-period estate, it preserves a state close to nature.
A hall in Toshima honouring the deity of safe birth and child-rearing; the building is an important cultural property.
A museum opened in 1993, showing the history and daily life of Edo and Tokyo in full-size reconstructions.
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