【東京観光BEST15選】絶対人気スポットを紹介
人気スポット15選を特集!! 観光や旅行、デートで外せないポイントを紹介します。
世代を超えた人気のスポットを中心に若者むけのスポツトまでもセレクトしています。
以前の10選で紹介できなかったスポットの他、最新情報をお伝えします。
We will introduce the points that you can't miss when sightseeing, traveling and dating in Tokyo.
We have selected spots for young people, focusing on popular spots that transcend generations.
00:00 最初に(At first)
00:29 皇居(Imperial Palace)
03:11 東京スカイツリー(Tokyo Sky Tree)
04:35 浅草寺雷門(Sensoji Temple Kaminarimon)
06:49 東京タワー (Tokyo Tower)
07:28 お台場 (Odaiba)
09:04 渋谷 (Shibuya)
10:52 原宿竹下通り(Harajuku Takeshita Street)
11:37 明治神宮 (Meiji Jingu)
12:36 代々木公園 (Yoyogi park)
13:24 アメヤ横丁 (Ameyoko Shopping Street)
13:58 六本木ヒルズ(Roppongi Hills)
15:13 サンシャイン水族館(Sunshine aquarium)
16:16 上野動物園 (Ueno Zoo)
18:10 新宿御苑 (Shinjuku Gyoen)
19:02 東京国立博物館 (Tokyo National Museum)
19:49 最後に (Finally)
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100 views of Tokyo. A walk together with 19th century photographs. Episode 15: The last Edo Castle
The JCII Camera Museum has two photo albums entitled List of Famous Places in Tokyo, Japan. The photographs were taken from about 1870 to 1885. This series is IZAKURA Naomi, an Old Photography Researcher, introduces these two photo albums and photographs taken from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji period in comparison with the current cityscape. The era changed from the Edo period to the Meiji period, and Edo Castle was renamed the Imperial Palace. The landscape changes from Edo to Tokyo. The Daimyo Mansion was rebuilt into a Western-style building, and the Samurai, who had Wakizashi Katana and tied a Chonmage, stopped wearing swords and wore Western clothes with short hair. Please enjoy the scenery of Edo in the late Tokugawa period, Tokyo in the Meiji period, and the present Tokyo.
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Last Edo Castle “ Nishinomaru”, Imperial Palece plaza, Sakurada double turret, Fujimi triple turret, Imperial Palace, ŌTA Dōkan, TOKUGAWA Ieyasu, Edo Castle, Honmaru, Ninomaru, Sannomaru, Kitanomaru, Nishinomaru, Momijiyama, Momijiyama Tōshōgū Shrine, a mausoleum for successive shoguns, Fukiage Oniwa, Dokanbori moat, Nishinomaru-uramon, Ōoku, Shogun’s harem, Palace, Goten, Fushimi double turret, Nishinomaru-gejo-bashi, Niju-bashi, Nishinomaru–shoinmon, Sakashita-mon, Hasuike double turret, Destroyed by fire, end of the Tokugawa period, Government office,
KATSU Kaishu, SAIGO Takamori, bloodless surrender of Edo Castle, Meiji government, Edo-jō, Tokei-jō, Emperor Meiji , Kyoto Imperial Palace, Mausoleum, Otaiko-yagura, Hasuike Tatsumi triple turret, Ko-jō, Fukiage Oniwa, Civil engineer, Thomas Water, suspension bridge, Topknot, Kōrai-mon, Ministry of the Imperial Household, Government office, British architect, Josiah Conder, Kyu-jō, Kyuden, Meiji Kyuden, chandelier, Japanese-Western style, Constitution of Greater Japan, Court lady, servant, Exiled, Empress, Time trip series, Lifestyles of people from the Edo to Meiji eras revived in old photographs, Yokohama Shashin Edition, The Japanese Life, Meiji period, Yokohama, Yokohama Shashin, Landscape photos, Japanese people,