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Chrysanthemum exhibits on the main path to Meiji Shrine.35 views
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Japan's first subway station: Ueno Station35 views
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It was a fat fare, and passengers put in actual coins to go through the turnstile.35 views
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Subway train diorama showing Akasaka Mitsuke Station.35 views
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Shield boring machine35 views
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Subway history35 views
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Planning hsitory of Tokyo's first subway.35 views
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Enter the museum and you see this first: B1 class steam locomotive – No. 5 (built 1898 by Beyer, Peacock and Company).35 views
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B1 class steam locomotive – No. 535 views
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Cab inside Class DeHa1 electric railcar – No. DeHa535 views
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ED101 class electric locomotive – No. 101.35 views
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ED101 class electric locomotive – No. 101.35 views
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One unique thing about Tobu Museum is that there are basement windows where you can see the train wheels stop at Higashi Mukojima Station.35 views
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About the Nikko Tramway 200 series tramcar.35 views
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With Sumida River nearby, a rowing exhibit.35 views
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Another model train diorama set in Germany.35 views
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Godzilla amid Kabukicho's neon lights.35 views
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Akasaka Tokyu Hotel in neighboring Chiyoda-ku is on the upper right.35 views
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Cylindrical San'ai building.35 views
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Cats posing.35 views
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Mikimoto Pearls35 views
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Ginza Matsuya Dept. Store.35 views
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Ginza Apple Store.35 views
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Sculpture by Okamoto Taro at Sukiyabashi.35 views
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Truck hit an overhead barrier at Sukiyabashi.35 views
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Yurakucho Mullion i35 views
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Toward Yurakucho Station.35 views
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Hand signals to indicate numbers at auctions.35 views
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Cherry blossoms in Kinshi Park (near JR Kinshicho Station in Sumida-ku) and Tokyo Skytree.35 views
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Introducing Phoenix players34 views
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Tanashi Shrine34 views
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Yokozuna Taiho monument at Tanashi Shrine.34 views
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Outside Tanashi Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line.34 views
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Hina dolls at the entrance of the Koshinkan's main building. Free admission.34 views
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Hula girl34 views
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Tokyo Skytree mascot34 views
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Minnie Mouse34 views
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Nemo34 views
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Tiger34 views
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Cake34 views
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Mito Komon34 views
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Created with scrap wood.34 views
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It is obvious that they still had a very strong attachment to Japan and their cultural heritage despite Japan being the "enemy."34 views
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Tea house34 views
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A few lucky foreigners (no Japanese allowed) from the audience participated in a geisha party game starting with jan ken po.34 views
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160 companies from 11 countries exhibited. A total of 417 vehicles were displayed including 75 world premieres and 68 Japan premieres.34 views
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BMW34 views
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Toy cars34 views
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Nissan concept car34 views
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In front were two minor "idol" singers and a red oni. It was nice that they posted the names of the celebrities, but I didn't know any of them except one...34 views
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That's the temple's official mascot (Kozo-kun). 34 views
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Because of the temple's Rikidozan connection, there were a number of pro wrestlers as well. (No sumo wrestlers.)34 views
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They threw a lot of beans. I think just about everyone was able to catch beans.34 views
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Ikegami Station on the Tokyu Ikegami Line34 views
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Fins on a beautifully restored 1961 Nissan Prince Skyline.34 views
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The man in the middle is the city's mayor.34 views
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Inside Yushima Seido main hall34 views
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Statues of the Four Sages, Yan Hui, Zengzi, Kong Ji, and Mencius34 views
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Local cheerleaders.34 views
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Modern Dance Company, Seagull34 views
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Flea market34 views
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Shinagawa Station on the Keihin Kyuko (Keikyu) Line.34 views
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Japan's first subway car used between Ueno and Asakusa. The forerunner of the Ginza Line.34 views
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Recreated Ueno Station platform.34 views
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Advertising at recreated Ueno Station subway platform.34 views
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Emergency light34 views
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Chiyoda Line subway train simulator.34 views
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Chiyoda Line subway train simulator.34 views
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Scale model of a new subway line under construction in Tokyo.34 views
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B1 class steam locomotive – No. 534 views
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"Kegon" Deluxe Romance Car, 1720 series "DRC" electric multiple unit car (built 1960). It's displayed outside the museum, but you can enter it only from inside the museum.34 views
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Inside "Kegon" Deluxe Romance Car, 1720 series "DRC" electric multiple unit car.34 views
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Bus driver's seat34 views
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The bus was salvaged in the mid-1960s.34 views
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Inside Nikko Tramway 200 series tramcar - No. 203, built in 1950.34 views
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Folkcrafts of Sumida-ku.34 views
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German castle34 views
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8th floor.34 views
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Godzilla relief34 views
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Site of the old Koma Theater.34 views
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Right side of platform has a sample track dating from the original one.34 views
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Ginza subway line. This train has a retro design based on the original subway.34 views
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Road toward where Matsuzakaya Dept. Store used to be.34 views
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GAP in Ginza.34 views
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A real crowd pleaser. Beautiful and photogenic.34 views
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On a street corner near Toyosu Station is where 7-11's first store in Japan opened in 1974. It's still operating here in the same building. 34 viewsToyosu is quite a new, modern town. Lots of construction still going on. It's turning out quite well.
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Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden with ume plum blossoms in Sumida-ku, Tokyo.34 views
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Evessa in black and Phoenix in orange jersey.33 views
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Not as big or impressive as the Inari Shrine in Kyoto, but worth visiting.33 views
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Tanashi Shrine is noted for beautiful wood carvings.33 views
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Rope with little bells.33 views
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About Yokozuna Taiho's connection with Tanashi Shrine. He passed away in Jan. 2013 at age 72 due to heart failure.33 views
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Tanashi Shrine's mikoshi portable shrines.33 views
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Tanashi Shrine's mikoshi portable shrines.33 views
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Well at Koshinkan33 views
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About the well at Koshinkan.33 views
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Little flowers33 views
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Bird house33 views
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