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See the so-called Nagano Alps from Japan's highest aerial tramway, the Komogatake Ropeway. The Ropeway opened in 1963 and is a popular way to take in one of the most stunning, scenic views in Japan. The Ropeway runs from the edge of Lake Ashi to the summit of Mount Komagatake, its namesake. The ropeway carries passengers 950 meters (3,116 feet), making it the highest vertical aerial tramway in the country. The ride soars through the clouds to provide views of Japan's highest mountain - Mt. Fuji, as well as the seven Izu Islands, Lake Ashinoko, and expansive coastline.

At Mt. Komogatake's summit, passengers off-load to a woodland area with a small shrine and numerous hiking trails to explore. Since the panoramic views are the highlight, it's recommended to only ride the Ropeway on clear days when the mountain summits can be spotted from the ground.

伝説的な山、富士山は、ユネスコの世界遺産に新しく登録されました。標高3,776メートルの日本最高峰の山です。芦ノ湖、箱根山、大涌谷からの360度の眺めは絶景です。富士山登山は、忘れがたい体験となるでしょう。

毎年何百万人のハイカーが箱根国立公園にある富士山を登山をします。7月から8月はお天気が良く、雪も少なく登山しやすい季節です。 富士山は昔から信仰の対象とされ、火の神様、不死から名づけれらたと言われ、山上にはに浅間神に捧げられた浅間神社があります。麓には、美しい富士山五湖と白糸の滝が広がります。富士山は緑豊かで、春には満開に咲き誇る桜で有名です。

At 1,092 feet (333 meters) tall, Tokyo Tower is an impressive Japanese landmark that offers 360-degree views of the city. Housing an aquarium, two observation decks, a Shinto shrine, a wax museum, and the famous Foot-Town, Tokyo Tower is a great center for entertainment.

Built in 1958 and inspired by the Eiffel Tower, Tokyo Tower is the central feature of Tokyo. At night, the tower lights up, creating a beautiful glow throughout the city.

The first floor is home to an aquarium that has over 50,000 fish, a souvenir shop, restaurants, Club 333, and the first observatory. Next is the second floor, which houses the food court. Then there’s the wax museum and Guinness World Record Museum on the third floor. The fourth floor has an arcade center, and finally, on the top floor is the Main Observatory and the Amusement Park Roof Garden.

How did Tokyo become a bustling metropolis and leader in technology, innovation, and design? The Edo-Tokyo Museum chronicles Tokyo’s evolution from Edo, a small fishing village, to one of the most culturally and economically relevant cities of today. Featuring architecture, art, and special exhibitions from the 15th to early 19th century, this is a museum that you won’t want to miss.

Journey to the past as you visit the legendary Edo Castle, the historic Nihonbashi Bridge, and a reconstruction of the breathtaking Kabuki Theatre inside of the museum. Watch films in the Audio-visual Hall that cover the surreal experience of riding the Tokyo subways, or what it would be like if a boy from the future visited modern-day Tokyo.

富士箱根伊豆国立公園は、富士山を中心にその周辺の湖沼や高原を含む富士山地域であり、古くから温泉地として名高い箱根もあります。

この国立公園は、箱根、富士山、伊豆半島、伊豆諸島の４つの地域に分けられ、観光名所もいっぱいです。箱根では、富士山を背景にもつ芦ノ湖の絶景が見えます。遺跡や歴史ある神社が多く残る金時山も人気がある場所です。

国立公園にある富士山は、日本最高峰の山というだけでなく、日本の象徴として世界的にも知られている山です。国立公園では、いたるところから秀麗な富士山が眺望でき、首都圏に近いこともあって、日本の中で来訪者が最も多い国立公園として有名です。

六本木は、終戦により進駐軍が占領したため、それに伴ってアメリカンスタイルの店ができ、外国人の街のとして知名度が高くなりました。相変わらず、大使館や米軍施設などもあるので外国人も多く、ナイトクラブとしても有名ですが、最近は、新しい店が次々に作られ、地元の人も足を運ぶ繁華街として名を持つようになりました。

六本木の大型ショッピング施設の中でも六本木ヒルズは有名です。ブランド街のショッピング・モール、オフィス、上層部は展望台や美術館などがある大型施設です。六本木ヒルズ森タワー53階部分に位置する森アーツセンターは、日本最高所に位置する美術館として有名です。東京シティビューの展望台では、海抜250mの高さの展望回廊と屋上スカイデッキから東京の360度の美しいパノラマの絶景を眺めることができます。

原宿は、ファッションの聖地として名高い町です。週末はパンク、ゴシック、コスプレスタイルなど個性的でカラフルな服装をした大勢の若者達で溢れています。原宿はファッション以外にも明治神宮、代々木公園、表参道、竹下通りがあることでも有名です。

明治神宮は、明治天皇と昭憲皇太后をお祀りする神社で、初詣では日本一の参拝者数を誇る有名な神社です。清らかで森厳な内苑を中心に、聖徳記念絵画館などを持つ外苑と、結婚式会場とも使われる明治記念館とからなっています。代々木公園は、桜が見事に咲き誇る都心の名所で、たくさんのイベントが開催されることでも有名です。

Odaiba is a chain of man-made islands inside of the Tokyo Bay. With dazzling views of Mt Fuji, the Rainbow Bridge, and the bay, it is surrounded by Tokyo's beauty. A shopping and entertainment center known for its futuristic architecture and theme parks, Odaiba combines fashion-forward thinking with fun for an unforgettable experience.

The Ferris Wheel in Patel Town, is one of Odaiba's featured landmarks. At 377 feet (115 meters) high, it offers one of the best views of the city. Other architectural wonders include the Telecom Center, Fuji TV Building, and Tokyo Big Sight, known for their avant-garde design, and a replica of the Statue of Liberty.

For entertainment there's the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, the Aqua City shopping mall, and Decks Tokyo Beach, loaded with arcade games, boutiques, and a food theme park known as "Little Hong Kong."

銀座は、東京屈指の高級商店街として有名です。歌舞伎座で現代に生きる伝統芸能を観劇したり、最新の映画を鑑賞したり、老舗高級料亭で日本料理に舌鼓を打ったりしてみてはどうでしょう。

また高級ショッピングでも有名で、ルイ・ヴィトン、プラダやシャネルのような最高級ブランドブティックが立ち並ぶエリアです。ソニービル、日本最大の玩具店の博品館も見所で、優美なネオ・ルネッサンス様式の建築である銀座和光やその時計塔も必見の価値があります。

銀座は、最先端のトレンドと老舗の伝統をあわせもった魅力的な街として有名です。歌舞伎座では、毎日歌舞伎の公演が観劇でき、銀座に広がる小道を進めば、小さな画廊やギャラリーが立ち並んでいます。銀座シネパトスでは最新の映画が楽しめ、晴海通りでは、数多くの飲食店が立ち並び、あなたのお気に入りの味を探すのも楽しいものです。

Tokyo’s Rainbow Bridge, a suspension bridge spanning Tokyo Bay to connect Shibaura Wharf and the Odaiba waterfront area, is one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks, particularly at night. The bridge was completed in 1993 and was painted all in white to help it better blend in with the Tokyo skyline. During the day, solar panels on the bridge collect and store energy to power a series of colorful lights that turn on after sundown and give the bridge its name.

If you’re planning to spend a morning or afternoon at Odaiba, Tokyo’s futuristic “New City” filled with shopping and arcades, check to see if the pedestrial path across the Rainbow Bridge is open. If so, you can walk across in less than 30 minutes with excellent harbor views along the way. From the various observation platforms you can spot Tokyo Tower, the Kanebo building and Skytree.

You'll want to grab an (english language) map upon entering this large park that stretches across Shinjuku and Shibuya. There is a lot of ground to cover here.

The park is split into gardens of three distinct styles: French formal, English landscape and Japanese traditional. Not surprising the Japanese section is the most interesting and beautiful with waterlily ponds, artfully trimmed bushes and statues. The nearby Taiwan pavilion is an elegant spot for photos.

The original gardens date back to 1906, but were destroyed and rebuilt after the war. The diverse and well manicured gardens are great for wandering, taking photos or having an afternoon picnic. The garden has over 1500 cherry trees trees that burst into vivid blooms in late March or early April. It's a favorite spot for blossom viewing and can be very crowded during those times.

Considered to be Tokyo’s best green space, the Hama Rikyu Gardens offer a Central Park-like experience with Tokyo’s skyscrapers towering in the background. The sprawling garden originally served as the duck hunting grounds for Tokyo’s feudal lords more than 300 years ago. Today, the pools, bridges, ponds, tea houses and viewing pavilions are perfect for a quiet morning or afternoon outdoors.

Birdwatchers can spot the herons, ducks and other migrating birds who take up residence around the many ponds. For a different kind of wildlife spotting, visit the park’s most unique asset, a saltwater tide pool that rises and falls with the ocean. The teahouse on an island in the middle of the tidal pond is a pleasant place to sit back, relax and enjoy the scenery. Hama Rikyu certainly isn’t one of Tokyo’s best spots for cherry blossom viewing in spring, but you’ll still be able to see them and without the crowds of the city’s more popular viewing points.