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  • [非公開] Tomare–Astor Place

    One of the things I love about Japan is that the ground is painted like a giant asphalt canvas, with street signs in bright colors like the “TOMARE” which means “STOP” for cars. One of the things I love about New York, is that anything goes, and new meanings can be found for just about anything. What would happen if we painted “TOMARE” on the streets, and underneath it wrote the word..
    BionicBong|2010-09-06 01:43 am

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  • [非公開] Did you know... The Oldest Structure i..

    One of my sightseeing trips brought me to Sumida, outside the touristic areas, at the Sumidasan Kisshoin Tamon Temple. The gate of this temple, built in 1718, holds the record of being the oldest structure in Tokyo’s Sumida Ward: Thatched Gate, Sumidasan Kisshoin Tamon Temple, Tokyo It is a thatched gate, which means that the roof is built from dry straws, a very old construction technique..
    Muza-chan's Gate to Japan|2010-08-31 05:09 pm

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    [非公開] Nara temple may be world’s oldest wood..

    A Zen Buddhist hall in Nara is the oldest wooden structure still in use and a century older than famed Horyuji temple previously thought to hold the crown, according to an expert in tree-ring dating. Research by Takumi Mitsutani, a visiting professor of dendrochronology at the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature in Kyoto, reveals that Japanese cypress wood in the roof of the Zenshitsu (ze..
    BionicBong|2010-08-23 02:29 am

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    [非公開] A Japan Photo per Day - The Dinosaurs ..

    Do you like dinosaurs? If yes, and if you’re in Tokyo, you can admire a series of statues representing 23 dinosaur species. I discovered this expo, called The Dawn of the Dinosaurs - Dinosaur Museum in the Skies when I went to admire Tokyo from Roppongi Hills. It will be opened until September 26 and it really is “in the skies”, because it is located at 250 meters above ground, at the Mor..
    Muza-chan's Gate to Japan|2010-08-13 03:16 pm

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    [非公開] Zuigakuin

    It was a cloudy morning when I set out to visit Zuigakuin on Mt Takigo in Hatsukari. I’m now staying in Uenohara which is perched on a mountain. The JR station is located in the valley below on the other side of the Chuo expressway. I walked to the station below. Along the way birds of prey were circling above the mountain tops. There were very few people about. I passed a young girl walking h..
    BionicBong|2010-07-28 11:05 pm

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    [非公開] Japan’s All Nippon Airways first airli..

    Japan’s All Nippon Airways announced it Friday it will become the first airline in the world to offer draft beer in-flight beginning Tuesday. The airline said the draft beer will cost about $11.30 per glass and 20 cups will be available on each domestic flight, except Tokyo to Okinawa flights, which will have 40 glasses, the Japan Probe reported Friday. Officials said the beer will be served u..
    BionicBong|2010-07-20 09:34 am

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    [非公開] Travel to Japan preparations

    I’m preparing to leave for Tokyo, so for the last weeks I’ve been researching… As you know, one of my main interests are the Japanese festivals, matsuri. Some of these events are taking place on variable dates and the information available on the Internet is sometimes misleading… Two trustworthy sources are the Tokyo Tourism Info and the Japan National Tourism Organization websites. If..
    Muza-chan's Gate to Japan|2010-07-15 03:38 pm

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  • [非公開] Summer Hiking on Pilgrimage Trails in ..

    Several hundred thousand people climb Japan’s Mount Fuji every year, many of them in the peak period of July and August. But for an altogether more secluded and spiritual hiking experience, the Kumano Kodo region four hours south of Osaka offers an ancient network of pilgrimage trails and majestic shrines set among the densely forested mountains of the Kii Peninsula. The Kumano Kodo—meaning ..
    BionicBong|2010-07-13 02:05 am

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  • [非公開] Did you know... Dogu figurines

    I wrote some time ago about the ancient Jomon ceramic vases, with their surface decorations made with a twisted rope. However, the Dogū figurines, from the same period are a lot more interesting, and the ones with humanoid shapes are fascinating! I had the opportunity to see some of them at the Tokyo National Museum. Jomon Dogū Statue, image via Wikipedia In time, about 18,000 Dogū figurine..
    Muza-chan's Gate to Japan|2010-06-22 06:28 pm

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  • [非公開] Did you know... Senjafuda

    At many shrines and temples from Japan, I noticed small pieces of paper randomly glued on walls, pillars or even ceilings: Daigyo-ji Temple, Kamakura Some are new, but most of them are old, discolored by the sun, some are ragged and some were even completely detached and all that’s left is a stain of glue… Toshougu Shrine, Ueno Obviously, I became very curious about these labels, becaus..
    Muza-chan's Gate to Japan|2010-06-17 06:39 pm

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