List of special features related to Tokyo

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Let's start "bouldering" which is popular to relieve lack of exercise! Introducing recommended gyms in Kichijoji, Tokyo! !

The other day, I went to see a bouldering gym in my neighborhood with my kids, and it turned out that a wider range of people, young and old, men and women were enjoying wall climbing, more than I had originally imagined. . There were many young people, from around the age of students to office workers and office workers on their way home from work, and even older people who were obviously in their 60s or older. The sight of everyone facing the wall with all their might was a bit of a culture shock, or rather, an encounter with the unknown lol.

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Introducing recommended plans for rafting experience tours in the oasis Okutama area of ​​Tokyo!

Okutama is a mountainous area located in the westernmost part of Tokyo, an area blessed with such beautiful nature that you will forget that it is in the metropolitan area. There are many trekking courses, and hiking and viewing the autumn leaves are standard pursuits. However, the appeal of Okutama is not just mountain climbing and sightseeing. The clear waters of the Tama River and Akigawa River flow through the area, and the area is characterized by clear water waterfalls and mountain streams. Therefore, in recent years there has been a wide variety of "water activities" available. You can enjoy the outdoor life with a full lineup of activities such as ``canyoning'' where you can slide down the torrent of water formed by nature, ``rafting'' on the Tama River, and the popular lake SUP tour!

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[Hotel Gajoen Tokyo] Special program that includes a tour of the 100 steps, a tangible cultural property designated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, yukata dressing, take-out, and meal

Two years have passed since the name was changed from Meguro Gajoen on April 1, 2017, and ``-Museum Hotel of Japanese Beauty--Hotel Gajoen Tokyo'', which celebrates its 90th anniversary this year, has lodging facilities, wedding halls, and restaurants. complex. The facility holds popular programs that even non-guests can participate in, including dinner shows, concerts, and events titled "Japanese Activities." This time, we will introduce a special summer-only program where you can change into a yukata and enjoy a meal while walking around the 100 Stage Steps, a tangible cultural property designated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, located within the same facility. Enjoy an extraordinary and photogenic time in a historic building that has been passed down since the Taisho era, exquisite cuisine prepared by top chefs, and a gorgeous yukata. This is a recommended tour for women's groups and couples in the summer of 2019.

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Introducing 3 recommended leisure spots and experience tours for Tokyo's hottest sightseeing!

Hello everyone who is reading the Activity Japan blog! With summer just around the corner, many people are looking for fun activities such as outdoor activities and cultural experiences. Therefore, this time, we would like to introduce recommended tour plans for "Tokyo sightseeing," which is once again attracting attention in the lead-up to the 2020 global sporting event. There are many cutting-edge play spots and gourmet food that are attracting attention from around the world, including an area full of the atmosphere of a downtown area! It is perfect for people who live in the city center, those who are sightseeing from the countryside, and also for guests from overseas. This summer, how about going to Tokyo for a date, a trip with friends or family, or an outing spot? Introducing three carefully selected plans ♫

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Popular indoor leisure activities in 2019! Introducing popular courses at recommended "escape game" facilities in Tokyo!

For a while, ``Escape Game'' was broadcast on TV variety shows and became a hot topic nationwide. In fact, there are facilities all over Tokyo, and it is a leisure activity that the general public can enjoy! First, I would like to give an overview of "escape games", which are a type of adventure. The goal of this attraction is to be trapped in a closed environment, such as a room or a building, and to “escape” from that situation. Games where the goal is to escape from a closed space have their roots in the computer game ``Mystery House,'' which appeared in the 1980s. After the 2000s, similar games rapidly increased through the Internet, and the genre expanded and became famous. Since the computer games were well received, they gradually evolved into real-life attractions and events.

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[Recommended kimono rental shop in Asakusa] ``Asakusa Aiwafuku'' is a popular shop with a wide selection of cute kimonos and yukatas at reasonable prices.

``Asakusa Aiwafuku'' is a 5-minute walk from Asakusa Station, located halfway between the Sumida River and Sensoji Temple.It is a recommended shop on this site where you can enjoy ``kimono and yukata rental'', which have now become a staple of sightseeing in Asakusa, at low prices. ♪This is a popular shop that offers a lineup of kimono and yukata in a wide variety of patterns in various sizes, and staff with dressing qualifications and cosmetology licenses who will provide total styling from dressing to hair styling.◎On this page, you can find all the products we handle, including popular reservation plans. In addition to introducing the course, we will take a closer look at the charm of Asakusa Aiwafuku, including recommended points from Activity Japan's perspective and information on popular staff! If you want to stroll through Asakusa, which is full of attractions, wear a gorgeous kimono, or if you want to enjoy fireworks displays and summer festivals, wear a cool yukata. ``Renting a kimono or yukata is a trend rather than buying one.'' Please feel free to enjoy ``Japanese clothing''♪

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There are many reasonable plans that include dressing and hair styling♪ Introducing 3 recommended shops for kimono rental in Asakusa!

Hello everyone reading the Activity Japan blog! The other day, we introduced a yukata rental plan in Kyoto that is affordable and easily accessible from tourist spots, but this time we would like to introduce a kimono rental plan in the Asakusa area of ​​Tokyo! Nowadays, sightseeing in Japanese clothing is becoming a standard style, and many tourists from Japan and abroad use it. With the 2020 global sporting event just around the corner, we want to once again experience the charm, history and culture of Japan's capital, Tokyo. How about making even more wonderful memories of sightseeing in Asakusa, Tokyo's downtown area, wearing a kimono? There are many reasonable plans that include dressing and hair styling ♪ We will introduce 3 recommended kimono rental shops in Asakusa ♫

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[Houseboat reservation reception] Latest version for spring/summer 2019! Introduction of popular courses for boarding in the Tokyo, Yokohama, and Chiba areas (Tokyo Bay, Tokyo Tower, Sky Tree, etc...)

YAKATABUNE is a representative Japanese cultural experience that conveys the history of Edo. In the old days, houseboats were widely known as a nightlife for adults, but now that the new era name is Reiwa, they are not only used as drinking seats for various banquets, but also for cherry blossom viewing cruises, fireworks displays, and even during the day. It is enjoyed in a wide variety of ways, including courses where you can enjoy lunch. On this site, you can make reservations for a variety of courses, from shared plans that can accommodate groups of 2 or more, to private plans that can accommodate large groups. This time, in addition to basic knowledge about the history and charm of houseboats, we will introduce ``popular houseboat courses that you can board in Tokyo, Kanagawa Prefecture, and Chiba Prefecture,'' including the Tokyo Bay area and the Sumida River area overlooking the Sky Tree. I would like to introduce you to

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Refresh time after work! Introducing recommended plans for beginners' bouldering courses that you can experience in Shinjuku, Tokyo! Is it perfect for dieting? ?

Based on ``rock climbing,'' which aims to climb rock surfaces, it seems that events that use tools are classified as ``aid climbing,'' and events that involve climbing with just your body without using anything are classified as ``free climbing.'' Perhaps this ``free climbing'' was added as an event at a global sporting event. Furthermore, ``route climbing'' involves the use of lifelines (such as safety ropes), and ``bouldering'' involves the use of no such means, and instead of using natural rock walls, walls and artificial stones called holds are installed in facilities. The standard seems to be to use a protrusion like this.

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3 recommended houseboat courses for touring the Tokyo Bay Area! We offer a wide variety of meals, all-you-can-drink drinks, private reservations, shared rides, etc.!

A houseboat where you can enjoy food, drinks, and seasonal scenery on board. It has a long history, and the way it is enjoyed changes with the times. The origin of boating in Japan is said to date back to the Heian period. Originally, it was established as a pastime for the courtiers and warlords of the Sengoku period, and during the Edo period, it was used by wealthy merchants and powerful daimyo, and later, it is said that houseboats, which could be enjoyed by the common people of Edo, appeared. After the Meiji period, it temporarily declined due to the effects of World War II, and was almost no longer used due to water pollution caused by the postwar period of high economic growth and the destruction of the landscape due to river bank construction. However, with the bubble economy of the 1980s, cruisers in Tokyo became popular again. Today, it is very popular not only among Japanese people but also among foreign tourists as it is a good part of Japan's traditional culture because it allows you to enjoy sightseeing spots efficiently and is convenient as a means of transportation. Also, it has become popular recently to charter a boat for welcome and farewell parties, year-end parties, and New Year's parties.

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Enjoy Tokyo in 2019! Introducing events at ``KAWAII MONSTER CAFE HARAJUKU'', a popular play spot for Harajuku sightseeing!

Robot Restaurant in Kabukicho, Shinjuku is famous as a go-to spot where you can feel like you've traveled to a different world while being in the city center, but KAWAII MONSTER CAFE Harajuku in this plan is also second to none. This is one of the largest cafe-restaurants in Tokyo, produced by Sebastian Masuda, who is famous for his work on the art direction of Kyary Pamyu Pamyu's music video. Pop-pop-weeeeeeeeeeeeee.

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Book a houseboat in Tokyo! Let's set sail from Harumi and enjoy a special banquet overlooking the spectacular views of the Bay Area, including Tokyo Tower and the Sky Tree.

Well, now that I'm an adult, I'm going to write about my views on the appeal of houseboats. Before I looked into it, I had imagined it to be something like a tatami room with a high threshold, but it seems that houseboats these days are a little different from that. Of course, there seem to be many banquet plans that come with Japanese-style courses such as tempura and sashimi prepared by professional chefs, but there are also plans like a Tokyo Bay houseboat lunch cruise that can be enjoyed in the daytime, and plans where two people can share a ride. It seems like there are an increasing number of shops that cater to a wide range of needs, such as plans that allow you to make reservations and board a houseboat.

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3 bouldering experience plans in Tokyo! Introducing a recommended first-time course at a climbing gym that you can enjoy even after work on weekdays!

There is a popular genre that has rapidly grown in popularity in recent years. That is "bouldering"! The number of bouldering gyms (climbing gyms) has increased rapidly in Tokyo, and it is no exaggeration to say that the sport is currently experiencing a boom. Bouldering, a type of free climbing, is attracting attention as a sport that allows for easy exercise. In addition, ``sport climbing'' was selected as an official event at the 2020 global sports event, further increasing its popularity. Therefore, this time, we will introduce three carefully selected plans where you can easily experience bouldering in Tokyo!

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Beginner divers can also participate! Introducing recommended experience tours at the popular diving spot Miyakejima!

Hello everyone viewing Activity Japan, Golden Week is almost here. I don't have any particular plans, I have work to do, and I have a feeling I'll end up lazing around while thinking about going somewhere. However, I am always looking for information on fun spots. If you want to go to a beautiful beach close to Tokyo, the first thing that comes up when you search is the Izu Islands. The Izu Islands consist of approximately 100 islands, including Izu Oshima, Hachijojima, Toshima, Niijima, Mikurashima, Kozushima, and Miyakejima, also known as the Izu Seven Islands, as well as uninhabited islands. There are many popular activities such as swimming in the crystal clear waters, snorkeling, skin diving, and tours where you can swim with wild dolphins. There are also many diving spots, and many diving shops offer courses and schools where you can obtain a license. This time, I would like to research Miyakejima, one of the Izu Islands.

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[Kozushima Diving Tour] Introducing recommended plans from trial diving for inexperienced and beginners to fun diving for license holders!

Kozushima is the westernmost inhabited island of the Izu Islands. It is characterized by clear waters and mysterious landscapes, and has charms on both land and sea. It is a gourd-shaped island, with Mt. Tenjo (572 m above sea level) in the north and Mt. Chichibu in the south. Tenjozan is a symbol of Kozushima, and is a lava dome formed by a large-scale eruption in the past. At the top of the mountain, there are sandy areas called ``Omote Desert'' and ``Ura Desert,'' and you can also see rare alpine plants. In this way, Kozushima is an island where you can enjoy not only marine activities, but also land-based exploration such as hiking. However, its biggest feature is its beautiful sea, which has been selected as the most transparent in Japan. It is said to have the highest number of fish in the Izu Seven Islands, so if you go diving, you might be able to see sea turtles, amberjack, and flocks of tengudai. Due to its easy access from Tokyo, it is a popular diving spot frequented by many divers living in the Kanto area. Another factor contributing to its popularity is that you can enjoy the only night dive in the Izu Islands on the white sandy terrain. In addition, there are many diving spots that attract divers, including dynamic reefs and cave dives. We have carefully selected diving tours that even beginners can easily experience on Kozushima, as well as fun diving plans that can be enjoyed even by licensed C card holders.

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[Tama River Rafting Experience] 3 recommended tour plans in Tokyo's popular rafting spot Okutama

``Tama River'' is loved by outdoor enthusiasts living in Tokyo and Kanagawa. Nearby is Denenchofu, a famous high-class residential area, and the area is quiet and lush with greenery. The Tama River water system is 138km long and straddles Yamanashi, Tokyo, and Kanagawa prefectures, and its main stream is a first-class river that flows into Tokyo Bay. Although there is an embankment, many parts of the river are not revetted, so many wild birds and wild plants can be seen along the riverside. This river is called an ``urban oasis'' because of its rich natural beauty. The cherry blossom season is from late March to early April, and it is a popular cherry blossom viewing spot that attracts many visitors every year. The scenery of the rows of cherry blossom trees decorating the Tama River is so spectacular that you will be deeply moved. Among them, Fussa City, located along the Tama River, is a famous spot for cherry blossom viewing, with rows of cherry blossom trees stretching for approximately 2.5 km. While the cherry blossoms are blooming, the Fussa Sakura Festival is held, with 600 lanterns illuminating the cherry blossoms. You can enjoy cherry blossoms at night with a fantastic atmosphere that is different from the daytime. In addition, Tamagawa is a frequently used BBQ spot, and you can often see people enjoying barbecues during the summer. Did you know that water activities have recently become popular on the Tama River? The activity we will be introducing this time is a rafting tour that you can enjoy on the Tama River! We also have day trip plans, so if you live in the metropolitan area, this is a must-see!

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3 recommended plans for Hachijojima diving shop in Tokyo! Introducing everything from trial diving to PADI/C card acquisition courses!

Hachijojima, one of the Izu Islands. It is a remote subtropical island that belongs to Tokyo and has untouched nature. It attracts visitors not only with its beautiful blue sea, but also with its tropical flowers, charming townscape, and unique history and culture. The island has an area of ​​69km2 and is shaped like a gourd. It has a population of approximately 9,000 people and is also famous for being a penal colony until the early Meiji period. Now, with the spread of social media, Hachijojima has become popular as a spot where you can take great underwater photos and a spot with plenty of activities. It is no exaggeration to say that the entire island is a great spot for diving, fishing, and snorkeling, as it is directly influenced by the warm Kuroshio Current! Here, with the 2019 spring/summer season just around the corner, we're focusing on "diving" on Hachijojima! We will introduce three recommended experience plans with unique characteristics. Diving is not an easy activity, but we want everyone to experience the excitement of the underwater world! If you have been curious about it on social media, want to enjoy nature, or want to try diving, please come and visit us during the spring/summer season of 2019.

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[Izu Oshima scuba diving experience] Recommended plans for beginners and license holders! We also recommend the night dive plan!

The warm season is finally here in 2019, with more and more days when the refreshing spring breeze blows. If that happens, you'll start to look forward to big holidays like Golden Week. Some of our blog readers may already be making plans for their long weekend outings. When you have a day off, you tend to think, ``I want to travel away from the hustle and bustle of the city,'' or ``I want to spend time in a place rich in nature.'' However, some people may have trouble traveling to far-flung places that are too far from Tokyo due to their schedules, which are honestly too demanding in terms of the number of days. For such people, we recommend Izu Oshima, a resort area that is close to Tokyo and easily accessible! “Izu Oshima” is actually very close to the metropolitan area! It is located approximately 120 km south of Tokyo and approximately 30 km off the eastern coast of the Izu Peninsula. It is famous as the largest island in the Izu Islands, which is made up of over 100 islands, and is blessed with a warm climate throughout the year due to the influence of the Kuroshio Current. In addition, Mt. Mihara, which rises in the center of the island, is a volcanic island known as the "God Fire" and has a landscape with a unique topography. As a result, the Izu Islands are attracting attention primarily for their volcanic cones and landscapes. However, when the weather gets warmer, you definitely want to enjoy activities at the sea. So this time, we have carefully selected scuba diving plans that you can enjoy in Izu Oshima! We have prepared a plan that both beginners and experienced users can enjoy, so be sure to check it out!

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[Izu Oshima snorkeling experience] Introducing information on a spectacular snorkeling experience tour to enjoy at a popular diving spot!

Izu Oshima is the largest island of the Izu Islands, located approximately 120 km from Tokyo. The climate is very warm throughout the year, and the island has a unique topography unique to a volcanic island that rises 300 meters from the ocean floor, with Mt. Mihara, also known as the sacred fire, in the center of the island. From Tokyo, it takes about 8 hours by cruise ship, about 1 hour and 45 minutes by high-speed boat, and about 25 minutes by plane.There is an extremely transparent sea in a very accessible place, and in the summer, you can enjoy sightseeing such as snorkeling and trial diving. It's crowded with customers. Hinodehama Beach, near Okada Port, has calm waves and is a beach where even children can safely enjoy swimming and playing on the shore. Noda Beach, located in the northwest of the island, has an arch formed by lava flowing offshore, and has been designated as an underwater geopark (heritage with geoscientific value), which is rare in the world. Toshiki Beach in the south is a tide pool surrounded by rocks, where you can see many creatures such as clownfish and damselfish. Izu Oshima is full of attractive beaches, so you definitely want to play in the sea. We would like to introduce a recommended plan for you.

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[Sumida River Cruise] Introducing recommended courses such as cherry blossom viewing cruise and houseboat ride in Asakusa!

Starting from the Iwabuchi Water Gate in Kita Ward, Tokyo, the Sumida River flows north to south through seven riverside wards in the eastern lowlands of Tokyo (Kita Ward, Adachi Ward, Arakawa Ward, Sumida Ward, Taito Ward, Chuo Ward, and Koto Ward). It is a first-class river in the Arakawa River system that flows into Tokyo Bay. For the people of Edo, it was a major transportation artery, and at the same time, it was deeply loved and loved as a river that was home to many famous places in Edo. It has become a stage for literature and traditional performing arts, and is also famous for the song ``Hana'', which is the opening song of ``Haru no Urara no Sumida River'' composed by Rentaro Taki, so there are things that are familiar to us. The beautiful season of the Sumida River, full of beauty and elegance, is here♫ Here, with the 2019 spring/summer season just around the corner, we are focusing on courses for enjoying Asakusa boat rides such as cherry blossom viewing cruises and houseboats on the Sumida River! Here are three recommended plans. If you have been curious about it on SNS or want to enjoy sightseeing in Tokyo on a higher level, please check out the information. Of course, it is also recommended for those living in Tokyo ♫

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