Castle tourism in Tokyo
Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is a metropolis with a mix of cutting-edge culture and history. While there are hotels and commercial facilities that are opening one after another, and futuristic landmarks such as the Tokyo Sky Tree, there are also downtown areas that retain the atmosphere of the Edo period, such as Asakusa, Fukagawa, and Monzen-nakacho. There are also plenty of historical spots, including Edo Castle and Meiji Shrine. There are also many museums, including the Tokyo National Museum and the Edo-Tokyo Museum. If you go to the suburbs, you can also enjoy nature such as Mt. Takao. The Ogasawara Islands, which have been selected as a World Natural Heritage Site, are actually located within Tokyo.
Travel and castles in Tokyo
- vol.2 Jindaiji Castle, Chofu City, Tokyo
- A green temple town,
Jindaiji and castle tour - Read the castle traveling web magazine vol.2
- day walk
Castle, temple and shrine sightseeing in Tokyo
Information on sightseeing in Tokyo's castles, temples, and shrines
Travelers in Tokyo
Introducing travelers photographed in Tokyo
Mayumi EmuraGotokuji Temple
Shiori KaburagiGotokuji Temple
Joe MorinakaGotokuji Temple
Mayumi EmuraGotokuji Temple
Joe MorinakaGotokuji Temple
Joe MorinakaGotokuji Temple
Joe MorinakaGotokuji Temple
Joe MorinakaGotokuji Temple
Yuya ShimadaJoshinji Temple
Yuya ShimadaJoshinji Temple
Yuya ShimadaJoshinji Temple
Yuya ShimadaJoshinji Temple
Mayumi EmuraSetagaya Castle
Shiori KaburagiSetagaya Castle
Joe MorinakaSetagaya Castle
Mayumi EmuraSetagaya Castle
Mayumi EmuraShoin Shrine
Joe MorinakaShoin Shrine
Shiori KaburagiShoin Shrine
Mayumi EmuraShoin Shrine
Yuya ShimadaTodoroki Fudoson Temple
Yuya ShimadaTodoroki Fudoson Temple
Yuya ShimadaTodoroki Fudoson Temple
Yuya ShimadaTodoroki Fudoson Temple
Yuya ShimadaSensoji Temple
Yuya ShimadaSensoji Temple
Yuya ShimadaSensoji Temple
Yuya ShimadaSensoji Temple
Joe MorinakaSetagaya Magistrate's Residence
Joe MorinakaSetagaya Magistrate's Residence
Joe MorinakaSetagaya Magistrate's Residence
Joe MorinakaSetagaya Magistrate's Residence
Mayumi EmuraSetagaya Hachimangu Shrine
Mayumi EmuraSetagaya Hachimangu Shrine
Joe MorinakaSetagaya Hachimangu Shrine
Joe MorinakaSetagaya Hachimangu Shrine
Joe MorinakaSetagaya Hachimangu Shrine
Joe MorinakaSetagaya Hachimangu Shrine
Kei TsukamotoSakura Shrine
Kei TsukamotoSakura Shrine
Kei TsukamotoSakura Shrine
Kei TsukamotoSakura Shrine
Highlights and sightseeing spots in Tokyo
Introducing useful information for your trip to Aichi, from recommended spots in Tokyo to gourmet information!
- Setagaya Magistrate's ResidenceTokyo
- Travel back in time to the Edo period
- look
- ELEPANITokyo
- Taco rice made with the most popular superfood
- eat
- Shoin ShrineTokyo
- A shrine dedicated to Shoin Yoshida, an educator and thinker at the end of the Edo period.
- look
- Gotokuji TempleTokyo
- A nationally designated historic site that is said to be the birthplace of the beckoning cat.
- look
- Setagaya Hachimangu ShrineTokyo
- Famous places for Edo Sansumo
- look
- Yakiimo specialty store FujiTokyo
- We have a wide selection of products, including Anno sweet potatoes from Kagoshima.
- eat
- Working cafe haloTokyo
- Remote work and online meetings possible
- eat
- Tsuru no YuTokyo
- Plenty of baths including an open-air bath
- heal
- SucceedTokyo
- A beauty salon near Chofu where you can rent yukata
- wear
- Sparrow's InnTokyo
- A soba restaurant with a calm atmosphere reminiscent of an old folk house.
- look
- Jindaiji TempleTokyo
- You can feel the atmosphere of a good old Monzen town.
- look
- Jindai Botanical ParkTokyo
- Enjoy the beauty of seasonal plants and flowers
- look
- Jindaiji food tourTokyo
- Enjoy Monzen gourmet food
- eat
- Kitaro ChayaTokyo
- Enjoy the world of Shigeru Mizuki
- buy
- Yumori no SatoTokyo
- One of the best black hot springs in Kanto, a natural day-trip hot spring
- heal
History of Tokyo
Pick up history such as incidents and people related to Tokyo
- The three Shoguns who established the Edo Shogunate
- Gennai Hiraga restores the static electricity generator "Erekiteru"
- Japan's first translated anatomy book
- The nation's most evil laws are being reevaluated
- Tokugawa Yoshimune's Great Reforms
- Political reform by Arai Hakuseki
- The biggest fire in the Edo period
- "National Isolation" by the Edo Shogunate
- The Edo Shogunate controlled the Imperial Court and the nobles
- Ieyasu's ban on Christianity
- Second Shogun of the Edo Shogunate
- Daimyo procession and financial difficulties
- The revenge incident of the 47 Ako warriors that became the basis for the Chushingura
- Naosuke Ii assassination case
- Edo period feudal lord control laws including the Genwa Rei
- Large-scale repression by Naosuke Ii
- The shogunate's daimyo control measures led to the disappearance of more than 2,000 castles.
- the last samurai government
- The Great War that determined the trends of the end of the Edo period and the Meiji Restoration
Tokyo column
Introduction column by castle enthusiasts
