Sightseeing
Amazing tourist attractions that are a must-see when visiting Minato Ward.
Tokyo Midtown
Tokyo Midtown has a wide variety of places, including shopping centers, office buildings, hotels, art museums, event halls, medical institutions, parking lots, and parks.
Tokyo Port Bowl
Spacious bowling alley with 34 lanes per floor. A luxury plan with a party pack that can accommodate up to 300 people from the family (Bowling 2 games + Rental shoes + 90-minute dinner buffet + unlimited drinks) is recommended.
Tokyo Trick Art Labyrinth Museum
A mysterious trick art museum that uses three-dimensional paintings and optical illusions to have fun playing. At the "Tokyo Trick Art Labyrinth Museum" in Odaiba, you can enjoy the world's first "Edo area", "not a scary haunted house", and a gallery with masterpieces of trick art. Grab your camera and go play!
Old house ruins of Shimazaki Fujimura
I lived from Taisho 7 to Showa 11, and finished the last feature novel "Pre-dawn" here. In addition, the state of Ikura-kai-kuma, from Taisho to Showa, is vividly depicted in the vicinity of Ikura. The tomb is located at Daiisoji Fukudera Temple.
Guy Hill
There are three theories of the hill where he lived in the vicinity of the slope which does by the accent of the Valley Kosaka and Yakuwang Slope in Kosaka of Takegaya (Taketo).
Pottery Hill
Because the pottery craftsman lived in this area, it became a sakname. Moreover, there is a theory that it is because the horse that Watanabe was bought here was a famous horse by the Kawahara hair, too.
Tokyo Metropolitan Shiba Koen Plum Grove
In the Shiba Park, which has the oldest history in the city, in February, approximately 70 red shiraume of Plum Grove at the foot of the tomb will be opened one after another. During the plum Festival period, there is also a play of the koto and a sweet and sour fragrance, you can enjoy casually during the walk.
Watanabe Building
In the office building of Showa 31, it became the filming place such as "The Goddess of Victory" (both Fuji Television system) starring Wakui EMI starring "beating Woman" and Nakai Masahiro.
Rolling slope
It was called because the road was bad from the Edo period, and the passing people often fell. The former Hikawa-Zaka side of the temporary Moritokuji temple was also called Fall aka.
Tenjin-Zaka
It was called so because there was a shrine of Suharane Michishin on the south side of the slope in old times. Because the Yoshi fields is seen, there is a theory that it was said Yoshijima (good) slope and Yoshimi slope, too.
Gun Hill
This name was attached because there was a gun practice field of the shogunate under the slope of the hill in Edo period.
Sadayasu-An
It is a tea room of the 14th shogun Tokugawa family Shigeyo, Princess. Relocated and renovation in 1980, it came to be used in general.
Garnet Saka
The origin of Sakname is not transmitted. Is it because there was a pomegranate tree?
Torii-Zaka
There was a mansion of the daimyo Torii House on the east side of the slope to half in Edo period. It is a road held around Genroku years (1688-1703).
Ushio Misaka
This name was given because it was able to see from the Sakaue to the seaside region in Shibaura, and to know the tides.
Nakamura, Kusatayama's Haiku Monument (Aominami Elementary School)
"The falling snow and the Meiji period are far away"--haiku poet Nakamura, a poet of the school yard in the main gate of Aominami Elementary School. This phrase is the one that it is written when it is a large student and it is a big-time visitor, and it is a representative of the man of the grass. The ceremony was erected in 1977 as the 70th anniversary of the founding of the blue-South small, and the unveiling is carried out by the hand of a man of the grass. Although he had repeatedly moved to China, Tokyo, and Matsuyama, most of the elementary school days went to the blue-South Elementary School (later Aominami Elementary School) in Akasaka-ku. After that, I visited my alma mater for 20 years Buri and was relieved to the appearance which did not change, but I saw the child who wore the cloak in the schoolyard as the snow began to appear, and felt the distance of me who was geta in the kimono.
People's Republic of China Embassy
Get off at Roppongi station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and take a 10-minute walk south of TV Asahi Street. At HP, you can see cultural exchange, international student exchange news, Chinese culture and tourist information.
Takeshiba Pier
In the park there is a monument to the rescue of the Whalers Manhattan in New York where Japanese drifting fishermen were rescued off the Izu islands in the Edo period. Before your eyes, you can see the Shinagawa No. 3 and the 6th Daiba built for the black Ships invasion.
Shosaka
It was named because there was a mansion of Mr. Matsudaira of Yoshii clan on the west side, and it was often appointed to the positive Amakata (Daihitsu) for generations.
Tanba Tanisaka
The house of the former WA-hatamoto Okabe Tamba Mamoru was made, and the Sakashita was called Tanba Valley. This slope was opened in the first year of Meiji, and the name of the hill was named from the valley.
Tango Hill
The slope is estimated to have been opened in the Genroku year. At that time, there was a house of Yonekura Tango Mamoru (also referred to as Nishio Tango Mamoru) on the Tohoku side.
Tanuki-Zaka
It is said that the raccoon of a person is infested. The reason for Asahi-Zaka is that it rises to the east. It divided into four slopes of one solitary pine of the Azabu Seven wonders, and there was "big Kurosaka" that there was one daikokuten of "tanuki slope" and seven lucky gods that the raccoon had gone out, and the tree was dark even in daytime lush "The Darkness slope", and "solitary Matsusaka" named after the Pine Go up to the Hikawa shrine in front of the seven Lucky gods Bishamonten.
Mamiana Saka
Mami is the kind of female Danuki, flying squirrel or badger, and it is said that the hole (Mabu) was in the Sakashita in old times. There is a theory that it was a hole of mining, too.
Mamiana Park
The chair type swing is popular because a small child can ride with confidence. It is a little far from the main street. It is a park where you can explore the small roads with greenery around the playground equipment. The park has a fountain of "wind Water", which is set up based on a sculpture town project, where you can sit on a bench set up around a fountain pond and see the people who are indulging in reading. In March of 20 years, we planted seven kinds of hydrangea, such as "Sumida Fireworks" and "Koi-Gahama Beach", in addition to the hydrangea and the hydrangea in the slope of the park East side.
Daihoji
Daihoji used to hold a festival for the Daikokuten (a Japanese deity) on the "Nenohi" (day of the rat), but this no longer takes place. The slope in front of the temple is called the Daikokuten-saka (slope of the Daikokuten) named after the Daikokuten enshrined in the temple. At Daihoji, which is known by local residents as the "solitary pine tree of Lord Daikoku", and it enshrines Daikokuten who is said to give visitors good luck and fortune. During the Setsubun festival, the temple holds a grand bean-throwing event.