Teikoku Gekijo
Japan's first Western-style theatre, opened in 1911. It stands in Marunouchi and seats about 2,000.
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Japan's first Western-style theatre, opened in 1911. It stands in Marunouchi and seats about 2,000.
An aquarium on the roof level of a building in Ikebukuro, with large tanks despite its city-centre site.
An immersive digital art museum in Azabudai, where the works move through the space and mingle.
A shopping complex in Odaiba built on a ship theme, looking out over Tokyo Bay.
A complex in Hatsudai holding a concert hall, an art gallery and a theatre.
A model railway showroom and shop in Shinjuku, with a large layout for running trains.
An indoor theme park in Tama, built around the world of its popular characters.
A theatre in Hatsudai, the only one in Japan staging opera, ballet and drama alike.
An aquarium in a building by Kawasaki Station, gathering the life of the world's rivers and lakes.
A zoo in Yokohama laid out by climate zone, keeping about 100 species.
An aquarium on the shore of Lake Ashi in Hakone, showing both saltwater and freshwater fish.
Viewing the night lights of Kawasaki's industrial belt from a traditional roofed boat.
A ski area at Tochio in Nagaoka, with three gentle runs and a sledging slope.
A strawberry centre in Izumozaki, growing the prefecture's own variety for picking.
A colony of skunk cabbage near Naeba in Yuzawa, seen from a boardwalk.
A quasi-national park. Beyond Meiwa Rock the Tateyama range stands in line — 3,000-metre peaks seen across the sea.
The site of Takaoka Castle. Its water moats remain, and it is known for cherry blossom.
The home of Inami woodcarving. Make a wooden sake cup, then taste local sake from it.