This video, titled "A Unique Building in Ginza: Based on the Theme of 'Sukashibori' (16/06/15)" (銀座にユニークなビル出現・・・「透かし彫り」がテーマ(16/06/15)), was released by "ANNnewsCH." The Ginza Place building, which opened in 2016 at the Ginza 4-Chome intersection, has 11 floors above ground and two basement levels, and is based on a traditional craft called "Sukashibori" (openwork/pierced work/fretwork) that involves creating patterns on thin sheets of wood. It contains a Sony showroom, an event space, restaurants, and many other areas, and as a "landmark for creating the Ginza of tomorrow," it serves as a base for contributing to the creation of a district in Ginza that communicates new values and a future for the world from Japan. The architect in charge of the exterior design was Klein Dytham Architecture, an internationally acclaimed firm with a deep knowledge of Japan.

This video, titled "TOKYU HANDS Ikebukuro | Tokyo Stationery Store Tour - 東急ハンズ池袋店," was released by "rainbowholicTV." This video shows the Tokyu Hands Ikebukuro store in Toshima City, Tokyo. Tokyu Hands is a store that stocks a wide range of products, including household goods, and has a nationwide presence. In this video, they walk from the nearby JR Ikebukuro Station to the Tokyu Hands Ikebukuro location and introduce the extensive stationery department. The cute and useful items they have available are endless!

Duty-Free Shops in Narita Airport! This video, created by “Traveler’s Factory（成田空港免税店）”, introduces duty-free (tax-free) shops in Narita Airport. Narita International Airport represents international airports in Japan, and is located in Narita, Chiba prefecture. Narita airport consists of three terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and Terminal 3, and has wide variety of stores. If you are planning to travel abroad or use Narita Airport for sightseeing around Japan, we recommend taking a look at the video to get a feel for the duty-free shops there. What is a “Duty-Free” Shop? Some Benefits of Duty-Free Stores. Photo：Duty-Free Shop Duty-free shops, which are shown in the video, are stores where people can purchase items at a price exempted from customs or sales tax in order to encourage consumption outside of Japan. Therefore, we mostly see these kinds of stores at airports or in busy shopping districts. One of the best benefits of duty-free shops is that we can get items at a cheaper price without sales tax. For example, you can buy alcohol and tobacco at prices exempt from alcohol and tobacco taxes, as well as sales tax. This means you can get these items for a cheaper price than at ordinary retail stores in Japan. Why are Duty-Free Shops Tax Exempt? Photo：Duty-Free Shop All the items are at duty-free shops are tax exempt because the Japanese sales tax system cannot be applied at international airports; International airports do not belong to any country. In addition, these items are regarded as “exported goods” to be used outside of Japan. Japanese people can also enjoy shopping at duty-free shops in Japan; If they are at the airport for international departures, they can purchase items after departure procedures. They are also asked for their passports when making a purchase. If you see stores with a sign saying “Duty-Free Shop” or “Tax Free Shop,” you can buy tax-exempt items. What Kind of Duty-Free Shops are there in Narita Airport? Source :YouTube screenshot In Narita Airport, most people go to either Terminal 1 where ANA is in service, or Terminal 2 where JAL is in service. In both terminals, there are some duty-free shops selling brand-name products such as Tiffany & Co., Dior, Louis Vuitton, and Chanel, where you can buy designer wallets, bags, watches, and so on. From 0:37 in the video, you can see signs of some popular shops such as: “Dior,” “GUCCI,” “GIORGIO ARMANI,” “HERMES,” and “CHANEL.” You can also see the cameraman purchasing a Chanel perfume at 2:17. At Narita Airport's duty-free shops you can shorten your pre-departure shopping by using the “pre-order” or “mail order” services. You can pre-order the items you want before even going to the airport! Each shop has different opening hours, but most shops open at 7 a.m. and close at 9 p.m. You might also see some duty-free shops when returning to Japan from foreign countries. Some of these shops sell foreign spirits and perfumes, and you can buy brand-name products at tax-exempted prices. It's much more affordable to buy expensive products you can rarely get, at these stores. At duty-free shops, a wide variety of items such as food, cameras, electronics, watches, and even traditional Japaneses crafts are popular among foreign visitors, . Precautions when Using Duty-Free Shops Photo：Tourist However, there are some precautions you need to bear in mind when using duty-free shops. First, you are not allowed to open or use tax-free items before leaving Japan; These are sold to be consumed outside of the country. Moreover, because these tax-free items are treated as “exported goods,” it is prohibited to use them within Japan. If you are foreign visitors from outside of Japan, you can also use the “Okinawa Regional Duty-Free Shop System” to buy some items at duty-free shops in cities like Akihabara. In this case, it’s also prohibited to use your tax-free items before leaving Japan. In extreme cases it’s possible that you may be asked to pay taxes when you leave the country. If you follow the guidelines listed above though, you'll have nothing to worry about! In addition, if you plan on using a flight connection overseas, you have to be careful when purchasing tax-free alcohol and tobacco; the amount of alcohol and tobacco you can bring into each country is different. Moreover, in some countries, the items you bought at duty-free shops are treated as imported items. In this case, it’s possible that you will be asked to pay tariffs. That being said, before buying tax-free items, we recommend checking the laws in the country you are going to. Overview of Duty-Free Shops in Japan Source :YouTube screenshot Today we introduced a video on duty-free shops at Narita Airport and tax exemption there. Unfortunately, some Japanese people probably think that they cannot buy items at these kind of stores before departures. If you have a chance to visit international airports in Japan, like Narita Airport in this video and Kansai Airport in Osaka, please try visiting the duty-free shops they have! 【Official Website】 Narita International Airport Official Website https://www.narita-airport.jp/en/ 【Tripadvisor】 Narita International Airport (NRT) https://www.tripadvisor.com/Airport-g298161-qNRT-Narita_Chiba_Prefecture_Kanto.html

This video, titled "Walking around Azabu Juban Minatoku, Tokyo - Long Take【東京・麻布十番】 4K," was released by "NIPPON WANDERING TV." Azabujuban in Tokyo's Minato Ward is a "fashionable adult nightlife district" where the wealthy live. It's famous for its concentration of celebrity shops and restaurants where celebrities pop in for a night out. In this video, they take a stroll through Azabujuban and introduce the glamorous streets. During the walk, you can see mothers and commuters out with their children. You'll find cafes, soba noodle shops, and confectionery shops where you can stop by for a bite to eat. Enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of Azabujuban in this video!

東京ディズニーランド公式ホテル こちらで紹介する動画は「東京ディズニーリゾート公式/TokyoDisneyResortOfficial」が公開した「【公式】東京ディズニーランドホテル イメージ動画 | ディズニーホテル/DisneyHotels」です。 日本の観光地の中でも人気抜群なのが東京ディズニーランドです。 JR舞浜駅から降りれば、目の前は東京ディズニーランドと東京ディズニーシーがある東京ディズニーリゾートと呼ばれる人気の観光名所。 東京ディズニーランドはアジア初のディズニーランド！ それが日本に上陸したのは1983年のこと。 以来年間入場者数は毎年1,600万人を超える日本屈指の観光スポットとなりました。 そして東京ディズニーリゾートには魅力溢れる3つのディズニーホテルがあるんですよ。 動画では壮大なシャンデリアがお迎えしてくれるアトリウムロビーを有する東京ディズニーランドホテルをメインに紹介していますので、ヴィクトリア朝時代のデザインをイメージしたファンタジー溢れる夢のホテルの模様をお楽しみください。 日本の観光ホテルの中でもハイクラス！ヴィクトリア朝様式の東京ディズニーランドホテル 画像引用 :YouTube screenshot 東京ディズニーランドホテルはモノレールの「東京ディズニーランドステーション」で下車した目の前がホテルのエントランスです。 ホテル内はディズニー映画の雰囲気そのまま再現！ 中でも豪華なアトリウムロビーを持つエントランスは圧巻です。 東京ディズニーランドホテル内にはいたるところにミッキーマウスやミニーなどおなじみのキャラクターの隠れモチーフがちりばめられているので、隠れミッキーマウスを探すのもお楽しみの一つです。 東京ディズニーランドホテルの詳細（宿泊プランや料金、イベント情報など）は東京ディズニーリゾートの公式サイトでもご確認いただけます。 東京ディズニーシーの園内にあるホテルミラコスタ！ 画像引用 :YouTube screenshot 東京ディズニーランドの隣にあるディズニーシーの園内にある豪華なホテルミラコスタ！ 日本では東京ディズニーランドホテルに次いで2つめのディズニーランドとしてオープンした観光ホテルです。 お部屋からは園内の港が見えるデッキがあり、そこから景色を眺めていると、まるでディズニー映画のキャラクターになったよう！ こんなインスタ映えするポイントが客室にあるって最高ですね。 レストランの料理も豪華でここが日本であることを忘れてしまいそうな魅力溢れるホテルです。 記念日にはスペシャルなルームサービスなどいかがでしょうか？ ファンタジーと冒険につつまれたバリュータイプの東京ディズニーセレブレーションホテル 画像引用 :YouTube screenshot 新浦安エリアにあり、シンプルなサービススタイルで手軽にリゾート気分が満喫できる穴場的な名所が東京ディズニーセレブレーションホテルです。 アクセスは東京ディズニーランドと東京ディズニーシーから無料シャトルバスで約20分。 JR新浦安駅から徒歩約10分です。 東京ディズニーランドホテルやホテルミラコスタに比べるとお値段も手頃なのでディズニーランドアンバサダーもおすすめ！ そして日本に観光旅行で訪れる海外の方も多く宿泊している人気のホテルなのです。 東京観光するのなら絶対に外せない東京ディズニーランド公式の3つのホテル紹介まとめ 東京ディズニーランドは首都圏観光の目玉の一つ。 毎年1,600万人以上が訪れる日本有数の観光地です。 東京ディズニーランドホテルの贅沢な空間をこの動画でお楽しみください。

The battlefield of Iwo Jima The video "Touring the battlefields of Iwo Jima = a scorching underground moat, and group burial ground（硫黄島の戦跡を巡る＝灼熱の地下壕、集団埋葬地）is by "時事通信トレンドニュース" (Current Trending News and Events). World War II left many scars in Japan. However, since many historical facts have been twisted, many people still do not know what the Pacific War and former Japanese army were like. One remnant of them is the tragic battlefield of Iwo Jima. In the Showa era, it was taught that the only decisive battle that took place on Japan's home soil was fought in Okinawa Prefecture. However, it was the small island of Iwo Jima (8.1 mi²) near the Ogasawara Islands, located in the Pacific Ocean, where (before the battle in Okinawa) a decisive land battle took place . Many civilians lived on Iwo Jima before the war, but due to the war, Iwo Jima became a fierce battleground, and many civilians who could not flee to the mainland in time, as well as Lieutenant General Tadashi Kuribayashi and many other soldiers, were killed in battle. The movie "Letters from Iwo Jima" starring Ken Watanabe and Kazunari Ninomiya of the band "Arashi" is one of the few movies that tells of the fierce battle of Iwo Jima. In this article, I will introduce the history of Iwo Jima along with a video introducing the island. What is Iwo Jima? Was the Iwo Jima landing plan the cornerstone of Japan's defeat? Photo：Iwo Jima Iwo Jima is one of Ogasawara's villages, and Ogasawara itself belongs to Tokyo. Eruptions continue to occur on the small volcanic island located approximately 1,200 km from the 23 wards of Tokyo. From 0:06 in the beginning of the video, you can see the mural created by the US military in the northern part of Iwo Jima. The mural depicts the famous scene of the Marines who landed on Iwo Jima setting the Stars and Stripes on Mt.Suribachi. Resentful that only these people were treated as heroes, other US military members shot at the mural. Being that it’s a battlefield, from 1:45 in the video we can see the battered Armstrong gun that was hit by bombs, as well as some of the un-exploded shells that have been excavated. And from 3:33 in the video, the remains of the abandoned Sherman tank that the US Army destroyed are shown on the battlefield. Source of photo :YouTube screenshot The Iwo Jima landing plan by the US Army was called Operation Detachment. From the beginning of the war, there was a clear difference between the Japanese and Allied forces. However, the geothermal heat of Iwo Jima, which is an active volcano, is high and it is said that the underground bunker had the appearance of scorching hell. At 0:40 in the video, we see one of the battlefields that was used as a hospital, and when entering the back of the Navy Medical Department trench, the geothermal heat causes the camera lens to fog in an instant, making you wonder just how hot it really is. In addition, it was reported that the toxic gas from the underwater volcano filled the assault trench and it was used as a defensive tactic when in danger of defeat. The former Japanese army, while exposed to the double hardships of the US military and the natural environment of Iwo Jima, persisted for about a month in the battle of Iwo Jima, which was said have been decided in only 3 days' time. Spending this much time on Iwo Jima shows that the island was an important base for the U.S. forces to capture if they wanted to take mainland Japan. The remains of the battle of Iwo Jima Photo：Iwo Jima Currently, the general public cannot visit Iwo Jima, but once a year there is a tour to see the battlefields of the three Iwo Jima islands. Open to the public are the mass burial grounds, the murals that were used as propaganda in the United States after the war and that are said to have been shot at by US soldiers, as well as the Osakayama artillery battery and the battlefield housing the ashes of war. At other times, the Maritime Self-Defense Force is stationed there, where they train and collect remains from the war, so it is a restricted area. Summary of the battlefield of Iwo Jima video Source of photo :YouTube screenshot After the war, Japan was under American occupation, and Iwo Jima became an area where the Japanese were not allowed to set foot until autonomy was restored. The surviving islanders were chased from their homes, and scattered all over the country, and even now, they can only return home to Iwo Jima once a year. As you can see from the video 2:14, the official document released by the United States states that 2,000 sets of ashes have been buried in the ashes containment area, but more than 60% of Iwo Jima's dead still rest on the island to this day. Learn the history of Japan from its scars, that we do not repeat the tragedies of war. 【Tripadvisor】Iwo Jima https://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g1137885-Iwo_Jima_Tokyo_Prefecture_Kanto-Vacations.html

Japan's Temple & Shrine Carpenters This video, titled "In Japan, Repairing Buildings Without a Single Nail," was uploaded by "Great Big Story." It introduces a traditional Japanese temple and shrine carpenter, called "Miyadaiku" (宮大工) in Japanese, from Kamakura (鎌倉). Japanese temple and shrine carpenters specialize in temples and shrines and construct/repair traditional buildings. Some of the craftsmen work on the construction and repair of historical buildings, such as Japan's national treasures and world heritage sites. Japan's temple and shrine carpenters must possess a high-level of skill and knowledge to repair traditional buildings. A building repaired by Japan's Miyadaiku carpenters allows the beautiful architecture of Japan to remain the work of art that it is. This article covers some of the amazing traditional techniques of Japan's temple and shrine carpenters and their journey to becoming full-fledged craftsmen. Kigumi - A Traditional Carpentry Technique Used by Japan's Miyadaiku Carpenters Photo：Kigumi, traditional Japanese architecture Some wooden architecture in Japan, including temples and shrines, is built by assembling wooden materials together as though it were one large 3d puzzle. This method is called the "Kigumi" method, meaning "wooden framework." This impressive craftsmanship can be seen from 0:21 in the video. The traditional skill of framing and jointing wood, characterized by very precise cutting and coupling of wood, requires countless hours of training and experience as a Miyadaiku carpenter. Traditional Japanese architecture is made possible thanks to the high-quality craftsmanship of Japan's temple and shrine carpenters. The Long Road to Becoming a Miyadaiku Carpenter Photo：A wooden shrine, traditional Japanese architecture Acquiring the skills of a Miyadaiku carpenter requires on-the-job training, so the first step is to become an apprentice at a workshop or construction firm and learn the repair processes and traditional methods used by observing the skills of a master Miyadaiku carpenter up close. The history of Miyadaiku carpenters dates back more than a thousand years. In the past, Japan's temple and shrine carpenters were referred to as "Wataridaiku," and they lived in areas with many shrines and temples, working from one location to the next. Miyadaiku carpenters also repair historic World Heritage buildings and prominent national treasures, such as the one's you'd find in Kyoto. Thus, Miyadaiku carpenters are required to have advanced knowledge in various fields, not just architecture, but religious studies as well. Summary of Japan's Traditional Miyadaiku Carpenters Photo：A wooden temple being built Miya-Daiku carpenters have been repairing Japan's temples and shrines since ancient times with their advanced skills that can be used to construct wooden buildings without the use of nails. This traditional Japanese culture is handed down from one generation of craftsmen to the next. It's no secret that all of Japan's beautiful temples and shrines look like the amazing works of art they art thanks to the amazing craftsmanship of Japan's Miyadaiku carpenters.

This video, titled "Enjoying Visiting an Amusement Park From the Comfort of Your Own Home! Scream on Yomiuri Land's Popular Roller Coaster, "Bandit"!" (お家で遊園地気分が味わえる映像！よみうりランドの人気ジェットコースター「バンデット」で絶叫！), was released by "HIKAWA RIDES." Yomiuri Land is a recreational area that opened in 1964. The most popular attraction, Bandit, is a roller coaster that is still going strong several decades after its introduction in 1988. Its exhilarating ride through the forest on the grounds still attracts many roller coaster enthusiasts. The well-balanced ups and downs of the ride allow you to enjoy the ride without getting woozy. The horizontal loop, with its strong G's and being the 4th longest ride in Japan, are thrilling. Enjoy the thrilling experience in the video!

「東京タワー」紹介動画について こちらの動画は「東京タワー」が公開した「東京タワー ビジョンムービー」だ。 東京のシンボルとして日本国民に愛されてきた「東京タワー」。 2018年12月には開業60周年を迎えた東京タワーは、2012年5月に「東京スカイツリー」が建設されるまで、日本で最も高い電波塔であり観光地だった。 そんな東京タワーは、現在でも人気の観光スポットとして日本国内の旅行者のみならず、海外からの観光客からも親しまれている。 動画では東京タワーの展望台での楽しみ方や施設情報の案内を元AKB48の人気メンバー梅田彩佳が行っている。 東京タワー観光に行く予定のある方は、動画で予習してみてはいかがだろうか。 日本一高い建物だった「東京タワー」の現在の役割 東京タワーは、1958年12月に建設完了した東京都港区芝公園にある高さ333メートルの電波塔であり、日本一高い建物だった。 日本の歴史において東京タワーが果たした役割は大きく、テレビ局などの電波を日本の多くの世帯に発信していた。 東京タワーは、現在東京スカイツリーが完成したことで、電波塔としての役割は無く、予備電波塔と位置づけられている。 しかしながら、日本国内でも有数の観光地として訪れる方は多く、観光客は年間で360万人にも登り、日本のランドマークとしての役割を担っている。 近年においては東京タワーが日本の観光地として更に親しまれるために、バリアフリー化やイルミネーションによる企画などさまざまな取組みを行っている。 エレベーターの先は別世界！絶景の360度パノラマ 東京タワーで観光客が訪れることが出来るスポットは、150メートル地点にある「メインデッキ（大展望台）」と250メートル地点にある「トップデッキ（特別展望台）」だ。 メインデッキは動画の0:36から紹介されている。 ここは「360度パノラマ展望台」となっており、貸し出しの双眼鏡「レンタルスコープ」で東京中を見渡すことが出来る。 また、ガラス張りの床がスリル満点の「ルックダウンウィンドウ」はまるで空中を歩いているような感覚になる。 メインデッキにある「タワー大明神」は東京都内で最も高い位置にある神社として知られている。 受験シーズンになると「一番高い」成績を祈願して多くの学生が訪れる。 その他にも、イメージキャラクターとして有名な「ノッポン」のオリジナルグッズを購入できるショップやおしゃれなイベント会場「Club333」、東京タワーの周辺情報をまとめた「展望解説ボード」などがある。 さらに高いトップデッキから東京を見渡す！ トップデッキ（特別展望台）は、予約制の「トップデッキツアー」に申し込んだ方のみが入れる特別な空間だ。 動画の3:33でトップデッキから見た景色を紹介している。 ここはメインデッキのような広い展望台ではないものの、メインデッキよりさらに100メートル高い250メートルから東京を見渡すことが出来る。 その景色は、まさに絶景だ。 設置された「ジオメトリックミラー」というオブジェは、風景が鏡に乱反射するよう設計されたもので、ロマンチックな雰囲気を演出する。 東京で人気のデートスポットだ。 「東京タワー」紹介動画まとめ 東京のシンボル「東京タワー」の魅力や施設情報を紹介した。 東京タワーは、東京都港区芝公園にあり非常にアクセスのしやすい観光施設だ。 電車で向かう場合、最寄り駅は大江戸線赤羽橋駅だ。 徒歩で10分以内で到着することができる。 バスで向かう場合は、目黒駅や品川駅などの主要な駅からバスが出ている。 また東京タワーには合計300台以上の車が収容可能な駐車場が併設されているので、車で来る観光者の方も安心だ。 建設から60年経ったが、魅力的な施設であることは変わりなく、満足できる観光地となっている。 動画を見て気になった方は、ぜひ足を運んで見てはいかがだろうか。

This video, titled "Ebina, the Busiest Service Area in Japan｜11/11/2018" (日本一混むサービスエリア海老名2018/11/11), was released by "Onose Yuji." The Ebina Service Area on the Tomei Expressway is famous for being the most crowded service area in Japan. There are many delicious gourmet foods here that you won't find anywhere else. One of the specialties at the Ebina Service Area is the melon bread from Porutogaru, which has been in business for 25 years and is the world's largest seller of melon bread. The green outside dough is moist and crispy, and the soft baked melon bread is slightly sweet inside, give those who eat it a nostalgic feeling. Long lines of people wait in front of the store for the melon bread. Enjoy the lively atmosphere of the Ebina service area!

This video, titled "What is Yokohama Ramen Museum like? - 4K," was released by "NIPPON WANDERING TV." Ramen is the soul food of the Japanese. The Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum is the world's first food amusement park specializing in ramen. Famous ramen restaurants from all over the country are gathered at the facility, making it a great place to visit if you love ramen. The interior of the museum recreates the retro cityscape of the Showa period. In addition to the ramen shop, there are also candy shops, coffee shops, and other snack shops. The video takes you through a stroll of an area full of snacks with a Showa atmosphere. Those born in the Showa area will get a nostalgic feeling while watching it. This video gives you a nostalgic feeling as if you've wandered into a 100 year old snack parlor.

This video, titled "Walking around Yokohama Chinatown - Long Take【横浜・中華街】 4K," was released by "NIPPON WANDERING TV." Yokohama Chinatown is the largest downtown area in Japan and East Asia. Its history can be traced back to 1859, when the port of Yokohama was opened to create a foreign settlement. After passing through the Seiryu-mon (Blue Dragon Gate), which guards the eastern side of the city, and walking into the center of the city, you'll gradually start seeing shop signs written in Chinese. There are over 200 Chinese restaurants in Chinatown, offering everything from well-established fine dining to take-away snacks for walking around. Enjoy feeling like you've traveled to China without having to leave Japan!

This video, titled "Nihonryori RyuGin: A Presentation for the Snow Crab Conference" (日本料理 龍吟 松葉蟹学会発表), was released by "TOKYOGASTRONOMY." The crab is loved by the Japanese people as a luxury foodstuff. The popular Japanese restaurant "RyuGin" made a video of the crab dishes full of the originality of their expert chefs. RyuGin has been awarded three stars in the Michelin Guide for seven consecutive years. The owner Seiji Yamamoto has presented his techniques and insights on Japanese cuisine at domestic and international conferences and has been actively disseminating information on Japanese food culture. Due to these activities, the restaurant was selected as No. 41 on the list of the world's "50 Best Restaurants" in 2018. The video uses carefully selected snow crabs (queen crabs) that were landed in Sakaiminato, Tottori. Enjoy the many Japanese dishes created by top chefs.

Tsuneo Matsuo is a doctor who has examined the large intestine of more than 40,000 people. He is a specialist when it comes to intestines and has published many books. Matsuo was one of the first promote "Fermented Cuisine" and "Mediterranean Cuisine" as effective in cultivating a healthy gut, and has proposed the term "Mediterranean-style Japanese Cuisine." He believes that the secret to longevity lies in certain Japanese and Italian ingredients. Bu what are these ingredients? Watch this video to find out and you'll be on your way to cultivating a healthy gut!

This video, titled "Tokyo Imperial Palace Part I - 皇居 - 4K Ultra HD," was released by "TokyoStreetView - Japan The Beautiful." What you see in this video is the Imperial Palace, the symbol of Japan. In the Edo period it was the residence of the Tokugawa shogun, but in the first year of the Meiji period it became the residence of the Emperor and Empress. Inside the palace, the Imperial Household Agency and its related buildings, the Momijiyama Sericulture, Tokagakudo, and the Nippon Budokan are all open to the public. You can enjoy nature from season to season in the middle of Tokyo, and Chidorigafuchi in particular attracts many tourists every year as it is one of the best places for cherry blossoms in Japan. On the Second Day of New Year's, the Emperor and Empress Address Do a Congratulatory Visit to the Imperial Palace and the Emperor Gives a Speech to the Public.

This video, titled "Traveling Japan with only an instant translator | ili," was released by "internationally ME." The translator shown in this video is called ili, and it's a very handy tool for traveling abroad. You don't need to be connected to the internet at all, and it's a one-way translator that automatically translates the words you speak into the language you want to translate. It's small enough to fit in your pocket, and can be used with Japanese, Chinese, English, and Korean. In the video you can see someone using ili in Asakusa, Japan. Be sure to check it out!

This video, titled "FARET TACHIKAWA PR(ファーレ立川アートプロモーション)," was released by "Tachikawa City Video Channel" (立川市動画チャンネル). Faret Tachikawa, as introduced in this video, is known as the "City of Art" where many public art installations by artists from around the world have been installed. The area was built in 1994 as part of a redevelopment project on the site of a former U.S. military base at JR Tachikawa Station, and it has become a tourist spot where people from many countries stop by to take a look at the 109 pieces of public art that have been installed. This video introduces Faret Tachikawa in a very stylish way, so if you are interested in art, be sure to check it out!

This video, titled "「若葉」築地場外市場 中華そば / WAKABA Japan Tsukiji Outer Market Ramen," was released by "TomTomJp01." This video introduces the ramen restaurant "WAKABA" in Tsukiji's outer market. In Tsukiji, where many ramen shops are located, WAKABA stands tall, serving traditional Chinese soba. The noodles are characterized by their ultra thin and curly shape, and when combined with the chicken broth, the flavor of the noodles is truly exquisite, making it a favorite among tourists. In this video, you can see the whole process Chinese soba being made at WAKABA, so be sure to check it out!

This video, titled "Becoming a Ramen Shop in Japan" (日本でラーメン屋さんになるということ), was released by "Life Where I'm From." In this video, you'll learn what it's like to run a ramen shop in Japan. Depending on the shop, ramen restaurants have almost no free time, as it takes up a lot of time outside of business hours to stock up and prepare the food. The work that goes into making delicious bowls of ramen for customers is not just because it's their job, but because the ramen shop owner wants to make his customers happy. In other words, it's a passion. In this video, the owner of a ramen shop who left his job at a ramen shop to start his own business talks about his passion for ramen.

This video titled "Kazumoto Ochiai is One of Tokyo's Ramen Masters — First Person," was released by "Eater." In this video, Kazumoto Ochiai introduces himself as the owner of Kaotan Ramen Entotsuya. Kaotan Ramen Entotsuya is a long-established ramen shop that was established in 1983 and has been open for 37 years in Nishi-Azabu. Not only do they focus on the taste of the food, but they also focus on customer service, and they always try to match each customer's bowl of ramen to their own palette. In this video, Kazumoto Ochiai, the owner of a restaurant where you can enjoy both the taste and the interaction with staff, talks about his journey and what his ideas behind his ramen. Be sure to check it out.

A Look at Wonderful Nature Village! This is a video titled "Wonderful Nature Village Promotional Video" (わんダフルネイチャーヴィレッジプロモーション映像), created by "Wonderful Nature Village." Wonderful Nature Village is an outdoor facility inside Akikawa Kyuryo, located next to Tokyo Summer Land in Akiruno, Tokyo. The expansive grounds include a dog run, as well as facilities such as a dog pool, hiking trails and a campground. Wonderful Nature Village is the perfect outdoor complex for those who want to spend a fun-filled day playing with their dogs. The Facilities at Wonderful Nature Park Source :YouTube screenshot The dog run at Wonderful Nature Village, one of the biggest dog runs in Tokyo, is incredibly popular. Not only does it have an all dog area, but also a medium and large dog area, a small dog area, and a covered area, so you and your pal can make all different kinds of friends. The dog pool featured at "Wonderful Point 6" at 3:24 in the video includes a dog beach and doggy pool where you and your pal can play with fountains and cascading water. At "Wonderful Point 1," shown at 0:25 in the video, features a pathway made of Oya stones that don't get hot on hot summer days. The Activities at Wonderful Nature Village Source :YouTube screenshot At Wonderful Nature Village there's a Lakeside Auto Camping Field and Hilltop Auto Camping Field where you can stay with your pet, a spot for canoeing/kayaking, sport fishing and regular fishing, and a kids' area where kids can play in the athletic areas for hours of fun. If you want to enjoy the seasonal scenery of Wonderful Nature Village, you can take your dog on the 2 km hiking trail featured at 2:23 in the video. You'll also find dog-friendly facilities such as dog stations, showers, and a poop box at the park. Enjoy a Wonderful Time at Wonderful Nature Village! Source :YouTube screenshot Shown at 3:46 in the video, Wonderful Nature Village also has BBQ pits where you can bring your own food and enjoy a delicious day of barbecuing! There is also the cafe/restaurant, AZEKIRI, where you can enjoy a menu that uses locally produced vegetables. The dishes made with locally grown ingredients from Tama are exquisite. There is also a souvenir shop in the park, so if you're interested in buying goods for your dog, be sure to stop by. Summary of Wonderful Nature Village Photo：Dog run Wonderful Nature Village has a lot of facilities for the whole family to enjoy. It has a good reputation and is a popular tourist spot in Tokyo. The reputation is really good and it is a popular sightseeing spot in Tokyo. You can enjoy the facilities even on rainy days, so you can play without worrying about the weather. If you're looking for some fun for you and your pup and/or family, be sure to drop by! ◆Information◆ 【Address】600 Shiraiwa, Kamiyotsuki, Akiruno, Tokyo 【Access】30 minutes bus ride from JR Hachioji Station 【Admission fee】850 yen for adults, 450 yen for children and 850 yen for dogs. (450 yen for 【second and after dog) 【Hours】10 am to 5 pm (depends on season) 【Closures】Every Thursdays 【Parking】Available. 700 spots (700 yen/car) 【Phone number】042-558-5861 【Official Website】Wonderful Nature Village! https://www.wnv.tokyo/

This video, titled "Yoshimuraya｜2-12-6 Minami-Saiwai, Nishi Ward, Yokohama｜Ramen & Ajitama" (家系総本山 吉村家　横浜市西区南幸2-12-6　ラーメン 味玉), was released by "Nationwide Ramen Videos" (全国ラーメン動画). This video introduces "Yoshimuraya" in Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture. It is the origin of Iekei ramen, so much so that a genre called "Iekei ramen" was created, and many customers come here every day. They have been in business since 1974 and sell more than 1,500 bowls of ramen a day. There are a variety of toppings on the table, and customers can change their preferences as they please. This video shows you what it's like to visit Yoshimuraya, the headquarters of Iekei ramen!

This video, titled "Hiashi-Ginza [Ginza Hachigo] a French Chef's Ramen｜A Bowl That Defies What You Know About Ramen! [Ramen Walker TV Episode #221]" (東銀座『銀座 八五』フレンチの巨匠が生んだ ラーメンの概念を覆す一杯！【ラーメンWalkerTV #221】), was released by "ramenwalker." This video introduces the ramen shop "Ginza Hachigo," located in Ginza. The restaurant's wouldn't have you believe you're at a ramen shop, but rather at a high-end sushi restaurant, making it a truly new ramen experience. This ramen was created by a famous French chef who was once known as a "modern master craftsman" in Kyoto prefecture, and was perfected using only soup. In addition, the pepper caviar sprinkled on top gives it the perfect aroma, creating a ramen that is both somehow ramen and not ramen. This video introduces Ginza Hachigo in detail, so check it out!

This video, titled "Tsukiji Market [Chuka Soba Inoue [Close Due to Fire]" (築地市場 中華そば 井上 【火災により営業中止】), was released by "1 TAKE JAPAN." This video introduces Chuka Soba Inoue, a Chinese soba restaurant in Tsukiji. Inoue was forced to suspend its business due to a fire in 2017, but it has now relocated and is serving ramen to many customers with the same taste as before. A characteristic of this restaurant is that it has only one dish on the menu, it's famous Chinese soba. In this video, you can see how the Chinese soba is made.