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gastronominho · 7 months ago
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Festival VIVA! Japão acontece no Museu da Imigração
O evento gratuito retorna ao museu, nos dias 29 e 30 de junho, com atrações de música, dança, gastronomia, artesanato, audiovisual e oficinas
O evento gratuito retorna ao museu, nos dias 29 e 30 de junho, com atrações de música, dança, gastronomia, artesanato, audiovisual e oficinas O Museu da Imigração (MI), instituição da Secretaria da Cultura, Economia e Indústria Criativas do Estado de São Paulo, realiza a segunda edição do festival VIVA! Japão. O evento tem o apoio da Secretaria Municipal de Turismo de São Paulo, apoio…
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artschoolglasses · 1 year ago
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Strolling down Nakamise Dori
Tokyo, Japan
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marylizabetha · 2 years ago
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Walking to Tokyo Skytree from Tanabata Star Festival
I pass through Sensō-ji Temple and Nakamise-dori Street on the way!
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emaadsidiki · 1 year ago
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Sensoji 🏯 The Asakusa Kannon
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Approaching Sensoji Temple via Nakamise dori Street.
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nobu11051991 · 6 months ago
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Tokyo 1 Day Tour for a family! Hachiko faithful dog, Shibuya Crossing, Odaiba seaside Park, Daiba 1-chome shopping street, Statue of Liberty ,Ramen lunch,Gundam statue, Tsukiji market, Asakusa Sensoji temple, Tokyo Skytree! 1 day tour for the first timers!!
Tokyo 1 Day Tour for a family! Hachiko faithful dog, Shibuya Crossing, Odaiba seaside Park, Daiba 1-chome shopping street, Statue of Liberty ,Ramen lunch,Gundam statue, Tsukiji market, Asakusa Sensoji temple, Tokyo Skytree! 1 day tour for the first timers!! Hi I’m Nobu, I like traveling overseas and in Japan, visited 27 countries! I’m a National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter of English…
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estefa2190 · 7 months ago
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Nakamise-dori street at night is a whole other experience. It was around 8pm and that vendor was the only one still open hustling.
It is one of Japan's oldest shopping streets that dates back to the 17th century. Most shops have been run by the same families for generations. Amazingness.
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hicha · 1 year ago
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(J-Corner Ep.10) Destinasi Liburan ala Pop Culture Jepang
Akhirnyaaa setelah libur tiga bulan, bisa posting J-Corner lagiii… Kangen Eya, deh… *lho?🤣* Kali ini mau cerita destinasi liburan di Jepang yang berhubungan dengan budaya populer Jepang. Pernah nggak, sih, pas baca atau nonton sesuatu, berasa pengen mengunjungi lokasi tempat tokohnya berada? Nah, terinsipirasi dari situ, muncullah ide postingan kali ini. *Ngaku-ngaku aja sih ini, aslinya nemu…
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nozkphotography · 3 months ago
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Nakamise street, Kawasaki city, Kanagawa pref.
November. 16th, 2024
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tokyowalking · 20 days ago
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Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo Japan 🇯🇵
Sensoji Temple, officially called Kinryuzan Sensoji Temple, is the oldest temple in Tokyo, located in Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo.It is widely known as Asakusa Kannon, as its principal deity is the Bodhisattva Sho-Kannon.The temple has developed as a familiar temple.
Kaminarimon, the symbol of Sensoji Temple, is a popular spot for many tourists.
Nakamise-dori Street, leading from the Kaminarimon to the main hall, is a lively place lined with stores selling souvenirs and food.Various events are held throughout the year, including Hatsumode (New Year's visit), cherry blossom viewing in spring, and Noryo Festival in summer.
Senso-ji Temple is one of the most popular tourist spots in Japan and attracts many foreign tourists.
Senso-ji Temple is a place where you can feel history and tradition as well as modern vitality.We encourage you to visit.
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yamada-ryo · 8 months ago
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any recommendations for my honeymoon to Japan in July? have about 2 weeks around tokyo and 2 weeks around kyoto
Only listing places I've actually been to, some might be closed when your date(s) of visit so do check.
Tokyo: Shibamata Taishakuten, Tokyo Skytree, Sensoji / Nakamise street, Ueno Park museums, Hokusai Museum, Tokyo-edo museum, Akihabara street, Hijiribashi / Ochanomizu, Yasukuni shrine (controvertial), Tokyo station character street (underground complex), Imperial Palace (guided tour), Tuskiji Fish Market, Ginza street, DiverCity (1:1 Gundam Unicorn), Harajuku street, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Meiji Jingu / Yoyogi park, Nakano Broadway, Ikebukuro, Shinjuku Historical Museum, Suga Shrine (Kimi no Na Wa stairs), Lucky Dragon 5 Museum
Kyoto: Ryoanji, Kinkakuji, Imperial Palace / Kyoto Gyoen, Shokokuji Jotenkaku Museum, Tadasu no Mori, Higashiyama Jishoji, Nijo Castle, Honnouji, Kiyomizudera, Fushimi Inari Taisha (mountain with shrine gates all the way)
I highly recommend visiting Nara / Osaka / Kobe if you're around Kyoto for two weeks and Yokohama / Yokosuka / Saitama / Kamakura for Tokyo. I also recommend you to look up if any anime / manga / media you like is based on real locations and go visit those if you have the chance to.
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hunieday · 5 months ago
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Oogami Banri 2024 RabbiTV - Episode 3 : From now and forever
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Episode 1 - Episode 2 - Episode 3
Please note that I am not a professional translator and I'm only doing this to share the side materials to those who cannot access them, if you notice any mistakes please let me know nicely. Enjoy!
(Nakamise Street)
Utsugi Shiro: The hand-kneading pottery was so much fun! Though I didn’t think we’d almost be late to our reservation because of the cream puffs...
Anesagi Kaoru: Traveling is bound to have some accidents! I’m glad we managed to make something in the end. This was my first time trying something like that.
Takanashi Tsumugi: Was that really your first time!? You made such a beautiful teacup, I thought you were used to it!
Oogami Banri: You’re really good with your hands! I think I’ll use the platter I made to serve some side dishes for the president.
Okazaki Rinto: W-We did pretty good for our first time right, Takanashi-san?
Takanashi Tsumugi: Y-Yes! Though I tried to make a teacup like Anesagi-san’s and ended up with a bowl…B-but I managed somehow!
Utsugi Shiro: Okazaki-san’s vase was beautifully made as well.
Okazaki Rinto: It’s… a mug.
Utsugi Shiro: What!? Oops, sorry about that...!
Anesagi Kaoru: Now you can’t cover up your blunder?
Oogami Banri: Utsugi-san, you made a beer cup right?
Utsugi Shiro: Oh, yeah, I thought it would be nice for my evening drinks. I’ve been enjoying an ice cold beer after work lately.
Oogami Banri: I know exactly what you mean! I bet it’s gonna taste even better when you drink from a cup you made yourself.
Okazaki Rinto: You three—Oogami-san, Anesagi-san, and Utsugi-san—are so naturally skilled. I’m a little jealous...
Takanashi Tsumugi: But I’m sure we’ll be impressed with our work when we see the finished products! I can’t wait, Okazaki-san!
Okazaki Rinto: Yeah, Takanashi-san...!
Anesagi Kaoru: Hehe. They said they’ll be ready in about two months. Let’s all take pictures together again once they arrive!
Oogami Banri: Sounds good…! Um, talking about beer is making me crave one. Should we head out soon?
Utsugi Shiro: Sounds good! Looks like there are some food stalls too, let’s go check out the fireworks festival venue.
(Cut to the beach, Night time.)
Takanashi Tsumugi: Amazing…! This spot’s a hidden gem!
Anesagi Kaoru: It really is! There are no buildings blocking the view either. Looks like there aren’t that many people around here.
Oogami Banri: I’m looking forward to the fireworks!
Utsugi Shiro: Hey guys! Sorry for leaving you hanging! I bought all sorts of things for you.
Okazaki Rinto: We’ve got candy apples, chocolate bananas, cotton candy, yakisoba, and grilled squid!
Takanashi Tsumugi: Wow…! Thank you so much! Why does food from stalls always look so appealing?
Oogami Banri: The fact that we’re outside definitely makes it taste better.
Anesagi Kaoru: I still don’t know how you two managed to carry all that food by yourselves.
Okazaki Rinto: Utsugi-san kept buying more and more and just kept going, so we ended up with a lot!
Utsugi Shiro: Ahaha! That’s what makes festivals like these so much fun!
Anesagi Kaoru: Color me surprised. You’re the type of guy who looks more accustomed to city life.
Okazaki Rinto: Yeah, you have more of a “Fireworks? I’ll book a hotel room and watch them from a cool room” vibe!
Utsugi Shiro: Whaaat…Where did that image come from? Oogami-san, please say something!
Oogami Banri: Huh? Me!? Ermmm… let’s just have some beer for now.
Okazaki Rinto: Ah, sounds great! I’ll have a little tonight!
Utsugi Shiro: Count me in.
Anesagi Kaoru: Let’s toast with tea!
Takanashi Tsumugi: Yes! Cheers!
Oogami Banri: …I’m having so much fun. I’m so grateful to have been able to travel with you guys like this so many times.
Okazaki Rinto: Me too. Connections are important in this industry, not just vertically but also horizontally. We’re not just rivals, we’re also friends who get to bond like this.
Anesagi Kaoru: That’s true. There were so many situations that I wouldn’t have been able to overcome without your support.
Utsugi Shiro: Thank you so much. I’m so grateful to be included in your circle.
Oogami Banri: What are you talking about? We’re happy to have you here, Utsugi-san.
Takanashi Tsumugi: We form the Managers team!
Anesagi Kaoru: Hey, now that sounds fierce.
Takanashi Tsumugi: S-Sorry! I just thought it would be nice if we had a team name or something…
Okazaki Rinto: Managers team sounds cool!
Utsugi Shiro: The Managers’ mission for today is to enjoy the fireworks together!
Anesagi Kaoru: There’s no way you’re getting drunk already…
Oogami Banri: Ahaha! It’s been so long since I just relaxed and watched fireworks. Maybe not since high school...
Okazaki Rinto: Sounds nice. Were you with friends?
Oogami Banri: ...Yeah, with friends. We were heading to the station when the fireworks started, so we stopped to watch for a bit.
Oogami Banri: I remember their beautiful reflection on the sea.
Okazaki Rinto: Today’s fireworks will start near the sea so I’m sure they’ll reflect beautifully, just like that day!
Oogami Banri: Yes! I’m looking forward to it.
Anesagi Kaoru: It’s getting somewhat lively around here. Could it be starting soon?
Takanashi Tsumugi: I feel kinda giddy...!
*Boom!*
Oogami Banri: It’s starting!
Takanashi Tsumugi: It’s so beautiful...!
Okazaki Rinto: They’re so powerful!
Okazaki Rinto: Ta-ma-ya! (1)
Utsugi Shiro: Ka-gi-ya! (2)
Anesagi Kaoru: Look, there’s a firework shaped like a heart!
Takanashi Tsumugi: You’re right! It’s so cute...!
Oogami Banri: Amazing, they’re firing off in different shapes now!
Utsugi Shiro: I’m gonna do my best to make ŹOOĻ become the strongest idol group and take over the world!
Okazaki Rinto: Wow! Did you just make a wish?
Utsugi Shiro: I just felt like shouting something.
Anesagi Kaoru: Utsugi-san, that was wonderful! I’ll do the same.
Anesagi Kaoru: I’ll keep learning and growing as a skilled manager just like TRIGGER continues to grow every day!
Okazaki Rinto: Me too...! I hope I can keep growing stronger as Re:vale’s manager!
Takanashi Tsumugi: Um... And I’ll become even more powerful so I can continue supporting IDOLiSH7!
Oogami Banri: I’ll keep supporting MEZZO" so they can stay true to themselves forever!
Utsugi Shiro: The fireworks were so much fun!
Okazaki Rinto: I feel like I enjoyed them differently than usual, but I definitely gained energy from everyone!
Anesagi Kaoru: Well then, it’s about time for that, isn’t it? The crowd is leaving so let’s do it.
Takanashi Tsumugi: Yes! The video call is connected now!
Oogami Banri: Could it be...!
(Cut to the i7 Dorms)
Nanase Riku & Izumi Iori: Banri-san!
Rokuya Nagi & Izumi Mitsuki & Nikaido Yamato: Happy-!
Osaka Sougo & Yotsuba Tamaki: Birthday-!
Oogami Banri: Guys...! Thank you! I’m having an amazing time in Atami!
Nanase Riku: Wahh, I’m so glad to hear that! Banri-san, look, everyone from the other groups came here as well!
Anesagi Kaoru: You made it to work on time though, right?
Yaotome Gaku: Of course! We got it all done! Are you enjoying Atami?
Kujo Tenn: Hey, don’t push me. Anesagi-san, thank you for your hard work. I’m glad to see you look refreshed.
Tsunashi Ryuunosuke: Ah, I can see the sea! Anesagi-san, you look like you’re having a lot of fun!
Momo: Okariiiiiin! We’re here too!
Yuki: Yo, how’s the night in Atami?
Okazaki Rinto: It’s amazing! I’m having a great time thanks to you!
Inumaru Touma: Utsugi-san! Are you enjoying yourself?
Mido Torao: You got a great view of the fireworks, right?
Utsugi Shiro: Hey guys! We’re having an amazing time! Let’s come together next time.
Natsume Minami: Gladly. I’ll conquer the food stalls.
Isumi Haruka: I’m definitely gonna have a candy apple!
Izumi Mitsuki: We were talking about how jealous we were of the managers attending a festival, so we’re gonna have one here as well!
Nikaido Yamato: Grilled corn on the cob, fried chicken, grilled chicken skewers, yakisoba, we even got beer! It’s way too good.
Rokuya Nagi: TRIGGER brought a shaved ice machine too. Dessert is perfect now!
Tsunashi Ryuunosuke: I’m glad we brought it! We have plenty of syrup too.
Yotsuba Tamaki: Me and Isumin also made a ring toss mini-game out of cardboard!
Isumi Haruka: This is actually pretty fun! It’s a bit difficult to make the rings though...
Osaka Sougo: I’m working on the BGM with Touma. Of course “Danshi Tarumono! (Matsuri)’ is a must.
Inumaru Touma: I end up humming it unconsciously! Maybe we should just loop it!
Yaotome Gaku: Thanks, you two! “NATSU☆Shiyouze!” and ŹOOĻ’s “BLACK TIGER” also got me pumped up!
Izumi Iori: Natsume-san and Mido-san also helped with the decoration. I must say we have quite the unique drawings over here…
Natsume Minami: Hehe. Here’s a king pudding in a yukata.
Mido Torao: There’s also a pudding wearing a happi coat. (3)
Momo: Leave the drink management to Momo-chan’s team! Yuki the Bartender will make the best drinks!
Yuki: Hello. I’m Yuki the Bartender.
Nanase Riku: We’re having a great time over here as well! Right, Tenn-nii?
Kujo Tenn: Yeah. It’s been a while since the two of us attended a festival together, Riku.
Izumi Iori: Don’t forget the other fourteen people in this room ...Well then, Nanase-san, let’s get to the main topic.
Nanase Riku: Oh! That’s right!
Nanase Riku: Umm, we’d like to express our gratitude to all the managers for constantly having our backs! Let’s start with Momo-san!
Momo: Yeeees! Okarin, you always believe in us and push us to do our best! We are always saved by your reliability. Please continue to be our best manager forever!
Kujo Tenn: Anesagi-san, you’re an indispensable presence as we continue to walk our path. We’d be happy if you continue supporting us as we rise to even greater heights.
Isumi Haruka: You know... Utsugi-san is always there for us no matter what. You’re the reason we are able to do our best. Thank you.
Nanase Riku: Manager, Banri-san, thank you for always being there for us. We will always love you!
Nanase Riku: One, two!
TRIGGER & IDOLiSH7 & Re:vale & ZOOL: Thank you for loving us so much! Please continue to support us in the future!
Oogami Banri: Guys...!
Takanashi Tsumugi: Likewise, thank you so much!! I’ll keep doing my best to support you all!
Anesagi Kaoru: You guys have done so much for us today. I’ll do everything in my power to protect your brilliance.
Okazaki Rinto: I am very proud to be Momo-kun and Yuki-kun’s manager. I will protect you guys with my life!
Utsugi Shiro: I’m truly grateful to have met you. ŹOOĻ is the strongest and dearest existence for me.
Oogami Banri: Thank you so much today. I really love all of you!
Oogami Banri: I’ll continue to support all of you forever and always!
End of Episode 3.
(1) & (2) Traditional words shouted while viewing fireworks.
(3) Happi: Traditional Japanese coat
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artschoolglasses · 1 year ago
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Wandering around near Nakamise-dori
Tokyo, Japan
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aiart-blog · 8 months ago
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Today, I had an irresistible urge to wander around the old downtown areas! While the touristy spots like Akihabara and the youthful neighborhoods of Harajuku are great, I think the downtown areas are the best for a solo stroll. It's so much fun to leisurely walk through places like the Sugamo Jizo-dori Shopping Street or the Asakusa Nakamise Shopping Street without a care in the world.
My hometown also has a shopping street, but it's practically deserted with shuttered stores… I can't help but feel a bit envious. I wish it could transform into a hidden gem on weekends, with people coming out of nowhere, stores opening up, and becoming a spot where you can enjoy some street food… but that's just a dream. Oh well.
Oh! One of my followers is eating a delicious-looking seafood bowl! I think I'll have one too! I really want to go to Tsukiji, the mecca of sashimi, and eat a mountain of seafood bowls. It's truly delicious!
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emaadsidiki · 1 year ago
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A stroll through Asakusa streets.
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A dreamy ambiance that is uniquely Tokyo, Japan.
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redcraneacnh · 1 year ago
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Red Crane's shopping and theatre district has been refreshed!
The pattern for the path and the shop layout with seasonal decor is based on Nakamise-dori in Asakusa, leading to Sensoji temple.
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The kimono goods shop is based on my favorite shop off of Nakamise-dori called Iida-ya, where you can buy traditional dance supplies. The entrance features paper parasols meant for use on stage.
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Every time I think I'm done making improvements to the patisserie, I change it again. This time I really think I'm done. ...probably.
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I finally found a layout that works for the music store so there's room to play most of the instruments without feeling crowded.
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Nook's had the most simple changes with the biggest effect.
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estefa2190 · 7 months ago
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Matcha at Nakamise-dori Street
Eating/drinking while walking is seen as a no-no there so we stopped for a few 🙃
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