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Koukyo-gaien National Gardens Koukyo-gaien National Gardens was once a part of the Imperial Palace grounds, and now serves as a National Park. The area is surrounded by 12 moats and in the center is the Imperial Palace. The architecture of the area and the overall scenery is reminiscent of the Edo period. (JUL 12.2018)
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Hie-jinja Shrine Hie-jinja Shrine is the host of the Hie-jinja Sanno Festival, one of Tokyo’s three major festivals. Due to its political and business-heavy location, many of the shrine worshippers are businessmen and political figures. The shrine is said to answer work and business related prayers. There is also a statue of a married monkey couple, which is believe to bring luck in marriage and love. (JUL 12.2018)
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Yasukuni-jinja Shrine Yasukuni-jinja Shrine is a familiar name all around the world. The shrine opened in 1869 to revere those who lost their lives in wars. Though the Shinto shrine faces much political controversies over its enshrined war criminals, it boasts a stunning façade. Spring at Yasukuni is a beauty as well, with its bounty of cherry blossom trees throughout the premises.
Category： History

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Nihon Budokan Nippon Budokan was built in 1964, when the first Olympic game was held in Tokyo. It is used as a stadium for Judo, Kendo and other Japanese traditional arts and sports. In addition, Budokan is known as one of the best concert hall, where musicians from all over Japan are aiming for.
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Tokyo Daijingu Tokyo Daijingu shrine was built in the 1800s, and now stands as one of the representative shrines of Tokyo. The shrine is known for granting wishes related to love and marriage. The summer festival is particularly popular for people looking to get lucky in love.
Category： Educational tour

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National Diet Building The National Diet Building in Tokyo is where Japanese politics come to life. It was the tallest building during its time when it was built in 1936 and the sophisticated architecture was praised as well. To the left is the House of Representatives, and the right is the House of Councilors. Both provide free guided tours. (JUL 12.2018)
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Hibiya Park Hibiya Park lies directly next to the Imperial Palace. It is an urban oasis centered in the heart of the metropolis. This park is the first western-style park built in Japan, and recently celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2013. Hibiya Park is a great green space for a break or a walk. (JUL 12.2018)
Category： Museum / Gallery

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The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo Crafts Gallery The Crafts Gallery located inside the National Museum of Modern Art grounds was made in 1977. From pottery to graphic design, the gallery features all aspects and genre of modern art and design. This annex building has a breathtaking gothic architecture and is a designated cultural property.