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Asakusa Hanayashiki
Asakusa Hanayashiki is Japan’s oldest amusement park, located in the heart of Tokyo’s historic Asakusa district. Opened in 1853, it offers a nostalgic atmosphere with vintage rides, compact attractions, and a charming retro feel. Surrounded by traditional streets and close to Sensō-ji Temple, Hanayashiki blends old-fashioned fun with the cultural heritage of the area.
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Imperial Palace
The Tokyo Imperial Palace is the primary residence of Japan’s Emperor, located on the former site of Edo Castle in the heart of the city. Surrounded by moats, stone walls, and expansive gardens, it offers a peaceful contrast to the surrounding business district. While most areas are closed to the public, the East Gardens are open year-round and provide insight into Japan’s imperial history and traditional landscape design.
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Nakano Broadway
Nakano Broadway is a legendary multi-story shopping complex in Tokyo that serves as a "sanctuary of subculture." Opened in 1966 as a luxury residential and retail center, it evolved in the 1980s into a dense labyrinth of specialized shops catering to anime, manga, and vintage collectors. It is often described as the "brain" of Tokyo's otaku scene, offering a more curated and cerebral experience than the neon-lit streets of Akihabara.
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Hachiko Statue
The Hachikō Statue, located outside Shibuya Station in Tokyo, commemorates the loyal dog Hachikō, who waited every day for his owner long after his passing. It has become a powerful symbol of loyalty and devotion, as well as one of Tokyo’s most famous meeting points, set amid the constant movement of Shibuya.
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Godzilla Head
The Godzilla Head is a giant statue perched atop the Toho building in Shinjuku’s Kabukicho district, Tokyo. Emerging dramatically between skyscrapers, it pays tribute to Japan’s most iconic movie monster. The head occasionally roars and lights up, making it a striking landmark and a popular photo spot in one of Tokyo’s most vibrant neighborhoods.
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