Fuchu Outdoors Geido Tate Hatoryu Takase Dojo 3.95 1 Step into the world of the samurai and master the art of traditional Japanese swordsmanship. See More Related Articles Experience Japan’s Traditions, Shinto, and the World of the Samurai – A Special 1-Day Fuchu Travel Plan The Fuchu area is home to numerous historical and cultural landmarks. Among them, two sites stand out as must-visit destinations: Okunitama-jinja Shrine, which boasts a history of over 1,900 years, and Geido Tate Hatoryu Takase Dojo, where visitors can learn samurai etiquette, techniques, and experience stage combat (tate). This article introduces a special 1-day Fuchu tour that includes visits to these two locations. For those interested in experiencing Shinto and samurai culture deeply rooted in Japan’s local traditions, this tour is highly recommended.
Experience Japan’s Traditions, Shinto, and the World of the Samurai – A Special 1-Day Fuchu Travel Plan The Fuchu area is home to numerous historical and cultural landmarks. Among them, two sites stand out as must-visit destinations: Okunitama-jinja Shrine, which boasts a history of over 1,900 years, and Geido Tate Hatoryu Takase Dojo, where visitors can learn samurai etiquette, techniques, and experience stage combat (tate). This article introduces a special 1-day Fuchu tour that includes visits to these two locations. For those interested in experiencing Shinto and samurai culture deeply rooted in Japan’s local traditions, this tour is highly recommended.
Shinagawa Shopping Streets Gotanda Shopping Street 3.95 1 An unpretentious shopping street offering a glimpse into everyday life in Japan. See More
Ginza Museums Art Aquarium Museum GINZA 3.95 1 The fantasy world of goldfish swimming amidst light, music, and fragrance has arrived in Ginza! See More
Kudanshita, Korakuen Shopping Streets Geisha Alley 3.95 1 A hidden lane in Kagurazaka once frequented by geisha, echoing the elegance of a bygone era. See More
Roppongi, Azabu Japanese Cuisine Yoshizawa 3.95 1 Experience exquisite dishes that reflect Japan's four seasons in a Kyoto-style townhouse setting. See More
Shinagawa Izakaya Yakiton Sakaba Kaneshow 3.95 1 Look for the red sign in Gotanda—this beloved izakaya has been serving locals for over 40 years, offering a classic and welcoming pub experience. See More
Ebisu, Meguro Parks & Gardens Meguro Sky Garden 3.95 1 An urban oasis filled with greenery, located on the rooftop of a highway junction in the heart of Tokyo. See More
Tokyo Station Neighborhood Hotels HOTEL METROPOLITAN TOKYO MARUNOUCHI 3.95 1 Directly connected to JR Tokyo Station's Nihonbashi Exit, this hotel offers dynamic and luxurious views. See More
Hachioji Museums Takao Visitor Center 3.95 1 Special events and heaps of activities. The Mt. Takao spot for savvy tips and more! See More
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Ginza Museums Shiseido Gallery 3.95 1 Opened in 1919, Shiseido Gallery is one of the oldest art galleries in Japan. See More
Ikebukuro Commercial Buildings Tobu Department Store Ikebukuro 3.95 1 Direct connection to Ikebukuro Station's west exit! Everything from tasty eats to exciting events and so much more at one of Tokyo's largest department stores. See More
Ebisu, Meguro Miscellaneous Goods Nakameguro Tsutaya Books 3.95 1 A modern bookstore where you can discover books and lifestyle goods to enrich your everyday life. See More
Ebisu, Meguro Japanese Cuisine Torishiki 3.95 1 Offering the finest yakitori that impresses everyone. See More
Kudanshita, Korakuen Museums St. Mary's Cathedral, Tokyo 3.95 1 A stunning cathedral designed by world-renowned architect Kenzo Tange. See More
Hachioji Tourist Attractions Mt. Takao Sumika 3.95 1 A hot all-in-one stop at the station with local favorite Tenguyaki, soba shops, cafés and more. See More Related Articles Complete guide to sightseeing at Mount Takao: This guide will cover both the charm and the highlights! Mount Takao is certified as a three-star tourist destination in the Michelin Guide and boasting the highest number of climbers in the world. The popularity of Mount Takao stems from its accessibility, well-maintained environment suitable for casual hiking, numerous attractions along the trails, and above all, the opportunity to fully enjoy the nature of Takao. To ensure that even first-time visitors can enjoy Mount Takao, this article introduces basic information and attractions of Mount Takao, as well as hiking routes, recommended sightseeing seasons, and appropriate clothing for each season.
Complete guide to sightseeing at Mount Takao: This guide will cover both the charm and the highlights! Mount Takao is certified as a three-star tourist destination in the Michelin Guide and boasting the highest number of climbers in the world. The popularity of Mount Takao stems from its accessibility, well-maintained environment suitable for casual hiking, numerous attractions along the trails, and above all, the opportunity to fully enjoy the nature of Takao. To ensure that even first-time visitors can enjoy Mount Takao, this article introduces basic information and attractions of Mount Takao, as well as hiking routes, recommended sightseeing seasons, and appropriate clothing for each season.
Hachioji Snacks Mount Takao's specialty "Tenguyaki" 3.95 1 When visiting Mount Takao, you must try the iconic Tenguyaki, a charmingly shaped sweet resembling a tengu. See More
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