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Nippon Budokan |
First publicized in 1964 as a stadium for judo competitions during the Tokyo Olympic Games. At present, the stadium is widely used not only for various martial arts tournaments but also for ad hoc events and concerts. In the basement there is a restaurant, which houses 120 people. 3 minutes from Kudanshita Stn., Subway.
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Korakuen Amusement Park |
The Korakuen Amusement Park is located next to Tokyo Dome, which is located at the center of Tokyo. During summer time, "LUNA PARK" is open until late at night. It is a convenient place to go after Five. The underground park "GEOPOLIS" is an all-weather facility and visitors can enjoy a park, rain or shine. Korakuen Stn., Subway.
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Kabukiza |
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A traditional theater art "Kabuki" dates back 400 years. Kabukiza, or Kabuki Theater, built in opulent traditional oriental style, is its main Tokyo venue. 1 minute from Higashi-ginza Stn., Subway.
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Kokugikan |
Sumo wrestling is a national sport. Its matches are quick and exciting. At Kokugikan, where Tokyo's matches are held, is the Sumo Museum, which exhibits historic sumo-related items. 3 minutes from Ryogoku Stn., JR.
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Shinagawa Aquarium |
The 20 meter long undersea tunnel in the basement is well worth a visit. It is just like taking a walk at the bottom of the sea with a panoramic view. Above your head 2,500 fish swim. The Shinagawa Aquarium is also the only place in the city where dolphin shows are held. 5 minutes from Omori Stn., Keihin-kyuko Line.
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Toshimaen |
The largest fairground in Tokyo with various attractions. Among them the dynamic screaming machine is highly recommended. There are also many restaurants in Toshimaen for families to enjoy cuisine from several different countries. In summer, there are water slides including Hydropolis which gives experience of thrill, in addition to swimming pools for families. Toshimaen Stn., Seibu Ikebukuro Line.
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Imperial Theater |
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The Imperial Theater was built in 1911 as Japan's first Western-style theater and has been playing the role of introducing traditional Japanese performing arts abroad. This theater used to feature Renaissance architecture and was replaced by the present modern building in 1966. 1 minute from Yurakucho or Hibiya Stn., Subway.
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Suntory Hall |
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The Suntory Hall is an auditorium for concerts given by the world's top musicians. It has a big concert hall in which there is one of the world's largest organ, aiming at creating the world's most beautiful sounds, as well as a small concert hall for recitals and chamber music. 5minutes from Tameike-sanno Stn. or Roppongi-1chome Stn., Subway.
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Tokyo Dome |
The first dome stadium in Japan. It is located next to Korakuen Amusement Park which is a well-known amusement park in the center of Tokyo. The capacity is 55,000 people, used for baseball games, football, and concerts. 3 minutes from Suidobashi Stn., JR.
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