Ogasawara Islands
Islands inscribed as World Natural Heritage. They belong to Tokyo, yet lie about 1,000 kilometres from the mainland.
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Islands inscribed as World Natural Heritage. They belong to Tokyo, yet lie about 1,000 kilometres from the mainland.
A theatre at the west exit of Ikebukuro Station, staging drama, opera and dance, with a pipe organ in the main hall.
A 572-metre mountain on Kozushima. The summit is flat, with a pond and grassland in the old crater.
A garden in Sumida dating from the Edo period. Made by townspeople as a flower garden, it is known for its tunnel of bush clover.
The 1653 intake of the Tamagawa aqueduct, built to bring water from the Tama River to Edo.
The Hatoyama family's Western-style house, built in the 1920s, with the rooms where politics was made open to view.
A park in Setagaya where the former home of the writer Roka Tokutomi still stands.
A park in Kita with a windmill beside Ukima Pond and cherry blossom in spring.
A 700-metre path along the Imperial Palace moat, with cherry blossom from late March into early April.
The metropolitan government building in Shinjuku, with a free observation deck 202 metres up.
A memorial hall on Hahajima in the Ogasawara islands, telling the history of the people who settled there.
A centre inland on Chichijima, where you can learn about growing subtropical crops.
A centre on Miyakejima with displays on the island's plants and animals, above all its birds.
A ground south of Mount Miyatsuka on Toshima, with nearby islands seen from the lawn.
A visitor centre on Mount Mitake, the starting point for the Rock Garden with its mossy boulders.
A day-use hot spring in Akiruno, with a rock-framed open-air bath over the Akigawa gorge.
A park at Oji in Kita with some 650 cherry trees and three museums on the grounds.
A museum in Shinjuku, opening the early-Showa Japanese house where the writer Fumiko Hayashi lived.
A park in Katsushika known as the setting of a popular manga, with statues of its characters.
A park in Adachi where more than 8,000 Japanese irises flower in early June.
A memorial hall in Ota on the life and library of the critic Soho Tokutomi.
A bridge over the Sumida River, completed in 1928. A suspension form and an important cultural property.
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