[Tokyo] Kagurazaka -Part 2

 [Tokyo] Kagurazaka- Part 2

Hi, I'm onedaytrip. Today, I'll guide you Kagurazaka part 2. If you haven't seen Part 1 that's information of how to get there and history, you should see. this is link here.

As you pass allies in Kagurazaka city, You will see the entrance of Akagi Shrine shown above.

At the entrance to the gate, the animals of the past are guarding the shrine.

Like other shrines in Japan, there is a sacred place where one can pray a wish.

Like else where, Here's a piece of paper that you can wish.

There is a rumor that the wish will come true if you pick this paper. They are written in many languages such as Japanese, Chinese, Korean and English. 

If your lines are not good, You can hang them on the line next to temple like a pic above.

There is another kind of wooden object next to the shrine, and this is the place where people who have been honored and willing to protect this shirine. 

You can see the names a pic above.

So far, You've seen Kagurazaka Part 2. 

There's Part 3 which is about the special street in Kagurazaka after this.

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[Tokyo] Kagurazaka -Part 1

 [Tokyo] Kagurazaka- Part 1

Hi, I'm onedaytrip. Today, I'll guide you Kagurazaka is a neighbourhood in Tokyo, So before we get started, I want to let you all know the history of Kagurazaka.

The main road of Kagurazaka was once at the outer edge of Edo Castle, opposite the Ushigome bridge over the castle moat, and has always been busy because of this privileged location. 

In the early 20th century, the area was renowned for its numerous geisha houses, of which several remain today.

Currently, Kagurazaka is experiencing a poupularity boom due to its traditional atmosphere on the edge of modern Shinjuku ward. 

Kaguraza is also widely regarded as an important center of Japanese cuisine within the Kanto region. 

Several old and famous ryotei are to be found in the winding back streets, often accessible only by foot. 

These provide expensive kaiseki cuisine, generally regarded as the pinnacle of Japanese food.

First, take Toei oedo line(E) and get off at the Ushigome-Kagurazaka(E05).

This is Ushigome-Kagurazaka(E05) station.

After you get out of the station, You should walk around. 

You can see a different life from general Tokyo life, which is incredibly busy and crowded.

When you enter the main road here, you can see various kinds of shops and Japanese tradition lantern along the street.

Every corner of the street can sense various Kagurazaka, which is where the present and the past coexist. 

You can also feel the emotions of young people through graffiti.

So far, You've seen Kagurazaka Part 1. 

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[Tokyo] Yoyogi Park

 [Tokyo] Yoyogi Park 

Hi, I'm onedaytrip. Today, I'll guide you Yoyogi Park is one of the biggest parks in Tokyo. 

So before we get started, I want to let you all know the history of 'Yoyogi Park'.

Yoyogi Park stands on the site from where the first successful powered aircraft flight in Japan took place by Captain Yoshitoshi Tokugawa on 19 December 1910. 

The area later became an army parade ground. From September 1945, the site housed the military barracks known as the "Washington Heights" for U.S. officers during the Allied occupation of Japan.

The park is a popular Tokyo destination. On Sundays, it is especially busy when it is used as a gathering place for Japanese rock music fans, jugglers, comedians, martial arts clubs, cosplayers and other subculture and hobby groups. 

 In spring, thousands of people visit the park to enjoy the cherry blossom during Hanami. 

The landscaped park has picnic areas, bike paths, cycle rentals and public sport courts.

Please get off at the F 15 called Meiji-jingumae 'Harajuku'. Next to Yoyogi Park, there is a Meiji shirine. 

So if you have time, please look around.

When you get out of the station and walk up the street, You can see the crosswalk. This is in front of Meiji Shirine. 

The number of people here are as much as Shinjuku crosswalk. The place where we should go is Yoyogi Park, not here. 

Yoyogi Park is located on the left.

If you get into the park, you can spend time on a good enviornment. Drinking or eating is permitted and activity is allowed too. 

It is the best place to spend a happy time with your family, friends and lover.

You can feel relaxed in the sunlight, because there are plenty of places to sit here. 

And also you can see many people who read books often under the tree.

There are spaces for dogs to run in Yoyogi Park. It's divided into two sections that are for small dogs and big dogs. 

If you have your dog, I suggest you take time to pass along with dogs.

If you look around the wide Yoyogi Park, You will find food trucks near the fountain at the exit. 

I recommend Prappe there. If you are from France or Europe, You can feel homesick for a moment with this.

So far, You've seen Yoyogi Park. 

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[Tokyo] Narita Airport to Tokyo by the cheapest

[Narita airport to Tokyo] 

 

Hi, I'm Onedaytrip. Today I'll give you a tip that is How to get to Tokyo from Narita Airport by the cheapest.

First, As soon as you get out of the arrivals gate, you should find the counter which name is Keisei Bus. This is Keisei Bus Counter which you have to find. 

And then, There're two counters of Keisei. This is important thing that You have to get the ticket at the left one. 

The staff at the counter provide the details of where you should get the gate number that is usually 31.

Second, You'll get this ticket. This is only 1000yen which is the most affordable price. 

This is the cheapest way to Tokyo From Narita Airport, And also, You can use the free Wifi on the bus. There is a pamphlet of how to use.

Finally, You got here. This is a timetable for when the bus leaves and arrives. Please check time carefully. 

And, When you are in a queue, the employees of a bus take your baggage and put it into a trunk. 

So far, You've seen the tip How to get to Tokyo from Narita Airport by the cheapest.

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[Tokyo] Todorki Valley -Part 2

 [Tokyo] Todorki Valley -Part 2

Hi, I'm onedaytrip. Today, I'll guide you Todoroki Valley part 2. 

If you haven't seen Part 1 that's information of how to get there and history, you should see. this is link here.

     

If you walk about 20 minutes off the Todoroki Valley, you'll arrive at Todoroki Temple. 

After walking through Todoki Valley, Visit Todoroki Temple and meet Japanese traditional culture.


 

Here's a piece of paper that you can wish. There is a rumor that the wish will come true if you pick this paper. 

they are written in many languages such as Japanese, Chinese, Korean and English. 

First, Put 100yen into the box.

Second, pick one of the many papers and look at the paper. If you take a good line, you can take it. but if yours are not good, you can hang it on the line next to temple.

So far, You've seen Todoroki Valley  where  It is the only valley in Tokyo.

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[Tokyo] Todorki Valley -Part 1

[Tokyo] Todoroki Valley

Hi, I'm onedaytrip. Today, I'll guide you Todoroki Valley is a historic place, So before we get started, I want to let you all know the history of Todoroki Valley.

Go to Tokyo Express Terminal at Shibuya station in Tokyo. 

Transfer to Tokyo Express Toyoko(東急東横), Get off at Ziyugaoka(自由が丘) and trasfer to Tokyo Express oimachi(東急大井町) to Todoroki station(等々力).

Todoroki Valley is the only valley in Tokyo. Even in the downtown area, there is a healing spot where rich nature remains.

It is recommended when you want to take a walk in nature or take a rest.

If you go along the street, there is a supermarket, and you can turn right there. 

You can see many people go into the ally.

 This is Todorki Valley entrance signs. Walking down the stairs next to the sign, you will begin to walk through the abundant natural beauty of the Todorki Valley.

The red golf bridge.

When you enter Todoroki Valley, You can see the red golf bridge. 

It was named because there was a golf course before, and then this bridge was used to enter the golf course.

It's amazing that there's this lush nature From Sibuya about 20 minutes away. 

Even in hot summer days, it is good to spend time because the wind acts as a natural air conditioner.

In the middle of the stream, there is a path that can go down, and it can touch the stream. 

The stream has water fountains such as crabs and gutters and birds, so you can observe Japanese animals, such as ducks and birds.

So far, You've seen  How to arrive at Todoroki Valley where  Todoroki Valley is the only valley in Tokyo.

There's Part 2 that I'll tell you the pictures and explanation after this. 

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