Asukayama Park
A park at Oji in Kita with some 650 cherry trees and three museums on the grounds.
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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.
A park in Koto where you can row on the canal, with irises in June.
A small park along a canal near Monzen-Nakacho Station, planted with peonies.
A museum in Minato holding some 7,400 works of Japanese and East Asian antique art, with a garden attached.
A museum in Taito, opening the house and studio of the sculptor Fumio Asakura as they were.
A 180-hectare national park in Tachikawa, with flower fields, cycle paths and play areas.
A manhole cover in Higashiyamato, its design showing the city's tourism mascot and Lake Tama.
A 23-metre waterfall in Minamiashigara, said to have given Kintaro his first bath.
An aquarium and amusement park on an artificial island in Yokohama, ringed by sea.
A hilltop park in Yokohama, looking down on the harbour and the Yokohama Bay Bridge.
A park on the Yokohama waterfront, built on land reclaimed with rubble from the Great Kanto Earthquake.
A summer water event at the amusement park in Sagamihara.
A large amusement park in Sagamihara, with a Ferris wheel, athletic courses and a hot spring.
A prefectural park on Jogashima in Miura, with cliffs and sea caves.