#turismo tokyo

[bellmo15-blog]

"Man, I feel sorry for people who grew up with the Playstation 3 when it had no ga..."

[flipatravel]

Tokio, la ciudad del futuro!!! 😱

✨Es una ciudad que combina la tradición y la modernidad, la naturaleza y la tecnología, el orden y el caos.

✨Es una metrópoli vibrante que ofrece una experiencia única a sus visitantes, con sus rascacielos futuristas, sus templos ancestrales, sus jardines zen, sus luces de neón, sus mercados callejeros, sus museos de arte, sus restaurantes de sushi, sus salas de videojuegos, sus karaokes 🎤, sus baños termales y mucho más.

✨Tokio nunca duerme, siempre sorprende, desafía los límites de la imaginación.

✨Es una ciudad que hay que ver para creer, te gustaría conocerla?

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Fast and Furious: Quarter Mile

[holanihon]

Tokyo, Japan.

Observando la ciudad desde un puente en Ginza.

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[thefreecheese]

Joe Dix's Favorite Games of 2022

Joe Dix’s Favorite Games of 2022

2022 is the tenth anniversary of the podcast and marks a decade of annual reflection. The big shift this year, although looking at the games I’d played each year shows this gradually happening, is that we (The Free Cheese) openly chased games from anytime and didn’t aim to build our version of the same list that everyone else is building in December. It’s also been a few years since I’ve written…

[sherstan]

I recently gave a talk at the first Reinforcement Learning focused session of Tokyo AI Talks. I gave a 10 minute introduction to RL and then talked about GT Sophy - the RL-based agent we trained to outrace the top human racers in Gran Turismo

[carmilla-racing]

Such a fun match.

[radioshiga]

Operadora do Tokyo Disney Resort lança cruzeiros temáticos

Tóquio, Japão, 10 de julho de 2024 – Agência de Notícias Nippon – A Oriental Land, operadora do Tokyo Disney Resort, anunciou sua expansão para o mercado de cruzeiros, prometendo uma experiência única com a presença de personagens familiares da Disney a bordo. A empresa já assinou um acordo de licenciamento com uma firma do grupo Walt Disney para viabilizar o projeto. Com um investimento de 330…

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Un locale dove i turisti non sono graditi, non in quanto turisti ma perché è un locale dove si parla solo ed esclusivamente in giapponese. Un locale che non vuole perdere la propria essenza, dove chi entra deve conoscere non solo la lingua ma anche tutte le regole (scritte e non scritte) di come ci si comporta in Giappone. Tanto di cappello per chi non vende anima e tradizioni per due soldi. Quando l'ho visto il mio primo pensiero è stato, che bello se anche nella mia città ci fossero posti così! TRASCRIZIONE [ENG translation below] Questa è la mia seconda volta in Giappone. La prima volta venni in Giappone una decina d'anni fa. Ho notato che il posto è molto cambiato, non il posto in sé, ma sono cambiati i flussi turistici. Quando venni la prima volta in Giappone non dico che io fossi l'unica turista, però si vedevano veramente pochi, pochi, pochi, pochi turisti, giusto a Tokyo qualcuno, invece adesso in alcuni posti, soprattutto quelli più turistici, sembra di essere quasi a Venezia, avete presente? Centinaia di persone che seguono quello con la bandiera davanti, le guide turistiche e soprattutto, ahimè, un sacco di italiani. Si sentono le parlate e si vede questi qua che sono sempre preoccupati. oddio, dove ci troviamo se ci perdiamo? Ah, ma dove è questa? Ma dove è quest'altra? Ma dove siete finiti? Ah, ma dobbiamo stare insieme, non andate via, non staccatevi dal gruppo. Ecco, questi sono i problemi dei turisti italiani che ho incrociato. Pensavo fosse una mia impressione, quindi sono andata un po' a cercarmi le percentuali, effettivamente negli ultimi dieci anni c'è stato un aumento vertiginoso nel numero di turisti arrivati in ingresso in Giappone, tanto che il governo ha deciso di mettere un limite perché il Giappone è un arcipelago, un arcipelago di isole non solo, ma ha un ecosistema molto particolare è soggetto a un sacco di problemi di natura, terremoto maremoto eccetera tant'è che tutti i luoghi pubblici, non so le case private ma tutti tutti tutti tutti tutti i luoghi pubblici, hanno l'allarme, un sistema di allarme: c'è una grande sirena rossa, vicino c'è un altoparlante, immagino che in caso di disastro vengano date indicazioni su quello che si deve fare, e anche un po' sparse in giro per la città, ci sono delle indicazioni per i turisti, cosa fare in caso di disastro. Oggi, mentre passeggiavo ho visto un cartello che mi è piaciuto molto, un cartello che diceva, "non sono" (era un ristorante anche molto bello, sembrava da fuori) e c'era scritto: l'ingresso è riservato solo ai giapponesi, non si servono i turisti, si fa eccezione solo per per i turisti che vengono raccomandati da persone giapponesi e qui dentro si parla solo ed esclusivamente giapponese. Ecco, tanto di cappello è un cartello che mi ha fatto piacere perché mi ha fatto capire che, a differenza dell'Italia, a differenza di Cagliari, la mia città che conosco molto bene, qui si cerca di mantenere la caratteristica che rende il posto tale. Non ci si vuole asservire ai fantomatici turisti e le persone che abitano qua continuano a fare i fatti loro, i cavoli loro, senza preoccuparsi. Ecco. Tanto di cappello. Bravi, continuate così. TRANSLATION This is my second time in Japan. I first came to Japan about ten years ago. I noticed that the place has changed a lot, not the place itself, but the tourist flows have changed. When I first came to Japan, I'm not saying that I was the only tourist, however, you could see really few, few, few tourists, just in Tokyo a few, instead now in some places, especially the more touristy ones, it almost feels like Venice, you know? Hundreds of people following the one with the flag in front, the tour guides and especially, alas, a lot of Italians. You can hear the talk and you can see these guys who are always worried. Oh dear, where do we meet if we get lost? Ah, but where is this person? But where is this other one? But where did you go? Ah, we have to stay together, don't go away, don't break away from the group. Here, these are the problems of the Italian tourists I crossed paths with. I thought it was my impression, so I went a to look up the percentages, actually in the last ten years there has been a dramatic increase in the number of tourists coming into Japan, so much so that the government decided to put a limit because Japan is an archipelago, an archipelago of islands not only, but it has a very particular ecosystem is subject to a lot of problems of nature, earthquake tidal wave and so on so much so that all public places, I don't know private homes but all all all all public places, have alarm, an alarm system: there is a big red siren, nearby there is a loudspeaker, I guess in case of disaster directions are given on what to do, and also a little bit scattered around the city, there are directions for tourists, what to do in case of disaster. Today while I was walking around I saw a sign that I really liked, a sign that said, "we aren't" (it was a very nice restaurant, it looked very nice from the outside) and it said: the entrance is only for Japanese people, no tourists are served, exceptions are made only for tourists who are recommended by Japanese people, and only and exclusively Japanese is spoken in here. Here, hats off is a sign that made me happy because it made me realise that, unlike Italy, unlike Cagliari, my city that I know very well, here they try to maintain the characteristics that make the place what it is. They do not want to enslave to the phantom tourists, and the people who live here continue to mind their own business, their own business, without caring. Here. My hat is off to you. Well done, keep up the good work.

[yuko-a7]

グランツーリスモ

2023.9.18

三連休の最終日、映画『グランツーリスモ』を観てきました。

グランツーリスモとは、PlayStationのレースゲームのことで、主人公はこのゲームに夢中の青年。お父さんは外で身体を動かさずゲーム三昧の息子が気に入りません。

で、そんな青年が『ゲームのトッププレイヤーをプロのレーサーに育成するプロジェクト』に選ばれ、本当にレーサーに…というお話。

これ実話だそうですよ！

私は、F1などのレースどころか車にさほど興味なく、ゲームもファミコンで止まっているような人間ですが、実話というのが気になったのと、このタイプの映画は大画面でしょうと観に行き…正解でした♪

今回、TOHOシネマズ日比谷で観たのですが（上の写真は映画館からの景色です）、リアルな音を体感できるDolby Atmosだったので、よけい臨場感があるというか、レースシーンの迫力すごかったです！　CGの使い方も話に合っていて好感持てました。

NISSAN、SONY、東京の風景が出てくるこの映画、もっと話題になってもいいと思うのですが…レーサーになった青年のすごさはもちろん、企業もよくこんな企画に挑戦したなと驚きました。まだ公開されて間もないので、ぜひどうぞ！　

上の写真は映画館内のゴジラ像。予告で観ましたが、秋にゴジラの新作が公開されるようですね。

[royumijapon]

Odawara — The Great Castle a stone’s throw from Tokyo

You don’t have to venture far from Tokyo to find passages of epic history, jaw-dropping nature, and unparalleled seafood! Odawara often goes unnoticed among visitors to Japan, but it is the gateway to a world of history and nature without comparison just a few steps from Tokyo. Cultural tourism, in search of castles and ancient towns, usually focuses on cities like Nagoya or Osaka, but why travel so far from Tokyo when we can enjoy Odawara?

The area where Odawara is located was a place of human settlements since prehistoric times, where archaeological evidence of a high population during the Jomon period (14,000 to 300 BC) can be found.

From the Nara period (700 to 794 AD), the area was part of the Ashigarashimo District in Sagami Province. During the Heian period (794 to 1185 AD) it was divided into Shoen, mainly controlled by the Hatano clan. During the Genpei war between the Heike clan and Minamoto no Yoritomo, the Battle of Ishibashiyama took place, very close to present-day Odawara. During the Sengoku period (1467 to 1615 AD), Odawara grew as a fortified city, with a castle, and became the capital of the domain of the Hojo clan, which occupied most of the present-day Kanto region. The Hojo clan was defeated by Toyotomi Hideyoshi at the Battle of Odawara in 1590, despite Odawara Castle’s reputation as an invincible fortress. Then Tokugawa Ieyasu took control of the Odawara area.

During the Tokugawa Shogunate, Odawara was the center of the Domain of the same name, a feudal estate ruled by a succession of daimyo. The town prospered as Odawara-juku, a trading station on the great Tokaido road that connected Edo (old Tokyo) with Kyoto.

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[viaggianteviaggi]

Viaggio a Tokyo: la terra dei samurai

Sogni di andare in viaggio a Tokyo? Devi sapere che è la capitale del Giappone ed è una delle città più popolose del mondo con oltre 13 milioni di persone. Si trova sulla costa orientale dell'isola di Honshu ed era precedentemente chiamata Edo. Edo era il nome della città prima che la capitale del Giappone venisse trasferita da Kyoto a Tokyo. E' nota per la sua vivace cultura, il cibo e la tecnologia. La città è famosa anche per la sua vita notturna, qualcosa che ogni visitatore dovrebbe provare. Ha molti bar, club e ristoranti aperti fino a tarda notte. La città è nota anche per il suo cibo di strada, delizioso e spesso conveniente. Una delle attrazioni turistiche più popolari è il Tokyo Skytree. È un'alta torre che offre una splendida vista della città. Ci sono anche molte altre attrazioni turistiche come la Tokyo Tower, il Tempio Sensoji e il Santuario Meiji.

Viaggio a Tokyo, Capitale del Sol Levante

Tokyo è nota anche per la sua moda. Ci sono molti quartieri della moda come Harajuku e Shibuya. Harajuku è nota per la sua moda di strada, mentre Shibuya è nota per i suoi negozi di moda di alta gamma. Il sistema di trasporto è avanzato ed efficiente e facilita gli spostamenti in città. La metropolitana è una delle migliori al mondo. È pulito, sicuro e veloce. È anche relativamente conveniente. Tokyo ospita molte grandi aziende, come Sony, Toyota e Mitsubishi. Queste società svolgono un ruolo importante nell'economia giapponese. La città è nota anche per la sua innovazione e tecnologia. Ospita molte startup tecnologiche ed è un centro per la ricerca e lo sviluppo.

Paese delle meraviglie moderno

La cucina giapponese è nota per i suoi piatti saporiti e salutari. Tokyo ha molti ristoranti che servono piatti tradizionali giapponesi, come sushi, ramen e udon. Ci sono anche molti ristoranti internazionali come ristoranti italiani e francesi. La gente di Tokyo è amichevole ed educata. Sono rispettosi degli altri e prendono sul serio la loro cultura ed è anche una delle città più sicure al mondo. I tassi di criminalità sono molto bassi e i visitatori possono sentirsi al sicuro mentre visitano la città. In conclusione, Tokyo è una città vivace e affascinante che offre qualcosa per tutti. È una città moderna e tradizionale allo stesso tempo, ed è facile spostarsi. E' un'ottima destinazione per i viaggiatori che vogliono sperimentare una cultura e una cucina uniche. È una città che dovrebbe essere nella lista dei desideri di viaggio di tutti. Vuoi visitare altre città dell'Asia? Ecco qui un elenco. Read the full article

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2024 kickoff competition year opener

[holanihon]

El bosque de bambú de ARASHIYAMA, una joya de Kyoto. 11 de ENERO 2024

EL BOSQUE DE BAMBÚ DE ARASHIYAMA es uno de los lugares más populares de Kyoto, y no es de extrañar pues es un oasis de tranquilidad y belleza.

En este post les compartiré algunos datos interesantes sobre este hermoso lugar.

¿Cómo es el bosque de bambú de Arashiyama?

Es un lugar que está compuesto por más de 1,000 árboles de bambú moso, es decir, una especie de bambú alto y delgado que puede…

[my-heart-beat-for-anime]

Jann Mardenborough x reader pt.5

Pt.1,Pt.2, Pt.3, Pt.4, Pt.5,Pt.6

The flight to Japan had already taken a long time, but I didn't want to complain and spoil Jann's joy. He finally got the licence, so we were on our way so that Jann could sign a contract with Nissan and instigate the creators of Gran Turismo. We had been flying for several hours and my eyelids began to close and my head slowly began to fall on Jann's shoulder.

Danny pov: I saw two young people in front of me huddling in their sleep. They were so in love and sweet it made my teeth rot. I saw how she was helping him and I never once doubted that I asked her to act as a medic in our team. With a smile on my face, I also closed my eyes and drifted off to sleep.

Y/N pov: I was woken up by a caress on my face and even without opening my eyes I knew it was Jann. I slowly opened my eyes and smiled at him, "Good morning baby," I said in a slightly hoarse voice. Jann returned the greeting and reached in for his first kiss of the morning. "Ah save it for when you're alone." Jack grunted next to us. We just laughed and in about half an hour we finally landed in Japan.

We looked out of the car window with amazed eyes and admired everything around us. Finally the car stopped and we went to the building where we were welcomed by the creator of Gran Turismo himself, and then we went to the contract signing ceremony where there were cameras and journalists. I stood quietly at the back of the room and watched the whole event. I was so proud of him and happy for him too. After signing the contract, Jann and I tried to leave the building, but journalists blocked our way. Despite the endless barrage of questions and inquiries and the endless crowd of reporters, we felt trapped. In the end, however, Danny freed us and told us to go explore the city. We happily set off and wandered through Tokyo. We went to several restaurants and enjoyed the food to our heart's content. We laughed and enjoyed crazy photo booths, endless streams of anime and the smell of delicious food. At one point, Jann stopped unexpectedly, looking into an electronics store. At first I didn't understand what he was focusing on, but then I realized that he was looking at the music player. One eye contact was all it took and I realized why he wanted to buy it. I just smiled and dragged him into the store.

A few weeks later we were preparing for a race in Germany. As always, I encouraged Jann and checked his health, it seemed that he had already fully got used to the life of a racer, he no longer had such nervousness before races as he used to. The last kiss took place and Jann got into the car and drove off towards the start. The whole race went perfectly and Jann even overtook Capa. Now Jann was riding in second place when he hit a straight bumpy section. However, suddenly just before the bend, his car flipped backwards and Jann lost control. His car overturned several times and crashed into the fence where the spectators were standing. It was like someone had taken my breath away. My head was completely empty, but my body, as if acting on some invisible command, ran from the depot. I didn't wait for Jack or Danny and ignored their calls. Fortunately, I managed to catch the ambulance outside, which was just leaving for Jann. I quickly showed them my medical registration and luckily they had no problem taking me with them. When we arrived at the scene of the accident, a few people managed to open the car door together with the other medics, and I managed to pull Jann out of the car. I immediately started checking his condition, he had a broken collarbone and maybe some broken ribs but the worst part was that his heart was not beating. I immediately started resuscitating him and continued even when he was being carried on a stretcher to the helicopter. Halfway to the hospital, we managed to restart Jann's heart and as soon as the helicopter landed on the roof of the hospital, Jann was taken over by local doctors. And only then did a voice reach me and I felt someone shake my shoulder. It was as if I came out of a trance, I looked down at my hands and my heart sank when I saw they were covered in blood, his blood. That is when what kept me going vanished and I collapsed into Jack's arms. I think I screamed because my throat hurt and all I remember was Jack's voice soothing me.

I'm sorry that I haven't published a chapter in a long time, you know, school and such. I also tried to draw fanart for this series of mine and it didn't work out. If any of you would like to draw something for this series, I would be very grateful.