Konica Minolta Science Dome
A children's science centre in Hachioji, with a planetarium and hands-on displays.
339 entries. Some places appear in more than one collection. Confirm visits with each facility.
INSTAGRAM / 6
No posts linked to this category have been collected yet. Showing posts from the prefecture's official accounts, rotating every minute.
29 entries / page 1 of 2
A children's science centre in Hachioji, with a planetarium and hands-on displays.
A library in Chiyoda devoted to manga, with one of the largest such collections in Japan.
An amusement park in Akiruno with indoor and outdoor pools and many slides.
A centre seven minutes' walk from Tama-Center Station, with free plant advice and courses.
A manhole cover set in Higashikurume, with a design taken from Osamu Tezuka's work.
A manhole cover in Higashikurume with the city's mascot on it, set at various points around the city.
A centre with information on the nature and trail conditions of Okutama — a stop before setting out.
An indoor play centre in Odaiba, recreating Tokyo's landmarks in more than 1.6 million bricks.
A museum in Ota in the converted home of Tsuneko Kumagai, a calligrapher of kana script.
A Noh theatre in Shinagawa, staging Noh and Kyogen.
A facility opened in June 2023, displaying film-making sets, props, costumes and more.
A department store above Shinjuku Station, connected directly to a station where many lines meet.
A notice board raised where the old Koshu and Fuchu highways crossed, where the shogunate's edicts were posted.
A food court at Minami-Osawa in Hachioji, gathering meat restaurants.
A centre in Katsushika with equipment that cleans the water of the Mizumoto Koaidame, and displays on local nature.
Fifteen statues of manga characters set around the streets near Kameari Station.
A workshop where you can make plastic food models under a craftsman's guidance and take your work home.
A river of about eight kilometres flowing into Tokyo Bay, with districts such as Nakameguro along it.
A complex in Daikanyama joining shops and housing, extended in stages over many years.
A stadium completed in 2019, designed by Kengo Kuma and others, making much use of timber.
The grounds east of Meiji Jingu, with a ginkgo avenue, the picture gallery and sports facilities.
A repository in Chiyoda preserving important public records and historical documents, open to the public.
A department store that began in 1673 as a draper. The nearest station carries its name.
KLOOK · Make travel in Japan easier
These are products in Japan presented by Klook. Check the facilities covered, dates of use, conditions and final price with the booking site.
Advertising / affiliate: the content, display language and currency follow Klook's settings. This site may receive a commission on bookings.