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- Tokyo Subway (2,797 bytes)
1: ...rivate railways. Opened on December 30, 1927, the Tokyo Subway today carries more than 7.8 million passen...
3: ==Tokyo Subway Networks==
4: ...akes up only 282 of the 1,558 railway stations in Tokyo.
5: ...throughout the Tokyo Subway as well, run by the [[Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit]] network and conne...
7: ...t]] with the subway because it is often marked on Tokyo Subway maps. It is however an integral part of th... - Nishi-tokyo (2,041 bytes)
1: '''Nishitokyo''' is a city of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] located in the northern territory. O...
24: [[Category:Cities of Tokyo]] - Tokyo Dome City (2,500 bytes)
1: ...venues as that is the primary focus of the famous Tokyo Dome City.
3: Tokyo Dome City gets its name from it world renowned [[...
5: Aside from the great Stadium, Tokyo Dome City has hundreds of activities for every on...
8: == History of Tokyo Dome City ==
10: ...used a lot but did not have the impact common day Tokyo Dome does. - Tokyo Weather (2,721 bytes)
1: ...and mild winters with cold spells and an annual [[Tokyo]] rainfall around 55 inches categorizes the overa...
5: ...phoon to hit Tokyo was Fitow in 2007. Comparably, Tokyo can best be compared to the East Coast of the Uni...
9: Tokyo has four distinct seasons though in some years, t...
13: Spring in Tokyo lasts from March to May and is generally the most...
17: ...grees Fahrenheit and high humidity. Additionally, Tokyo sees a large amount of rain during the summer mon... - Tokyo Station (4,207 bytes)
1: ... Imperial Palace]], is the main rail terminal for Tokyo and the busiest station in [[Japan]] in terms of ...
5: ...ation include JR East, Central Japan Railway, and Tokyo Metro, with 14 different lines running between th...
9: *[[Tokyo Metro]] – [[Marunouchi Line]]
11: In addition to the 14 subway and train lines, Tokyo Station is a major intercity bus terminal hub wit...
17: ...tories below ground as well, serving traffic to [[Tokyo Disneyland]] and [[Makuhari Messe]]. - Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra (5,670 bytes)
1: The '''Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra''' [[(Suka Para)]] was fou...
47: * Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra (1989)
53: * JUST A LITTLE BIT OF TOKYO SKA PARADISE ORCHESTRA (vinyl) (rare) (1994)
56: * Tokyo Strut (1996)
76: * Tokyo Deluxe (1995) - Zepp Tokyo (1,895 bytes)
1: ...a concert hall located in [[Odaiba Seaside]] in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. It is part of the larger Zepp famil...
5: ...epp name, and it is the largest [[live house]] in Tokyo.
10: *Tokyo,
17: ...a 5 minute walk from Tokyo Teleport Station. Zepp Tokyo was built underneath a Ferris Wheel.
19: Zepp Tokyo fits approximately 2,709 people standing. An esti... - Tokyo Dome (3,395 bytes)
1: ... concert hall located in the [[Bunkyo Ward]] of [[Tokyo]]. They are the home stadium for the [[Yomiuri Gi...
3: ...st dome stadium. The Dome is the key fixture in [[Tokyo Dome City]].
5: ...yo Dome is actually a part of what is known as “Tokyo Dome City” which also has a popular amusement p...
11: *Tokyo, JP 112-8562
17: Several Stations end close to the Tokyo Dome. The JR [[Chuo-Sobu Line]], the [[Mita Line]... - Tokyo International Forum (3,904 bytes)
1: ...er, a concert hall, and an exhibition center in [[Tokyo]]. It has restaurants and shops on most of its fl...
5: *Tokyo 100-0005, Japan
11: ...imae or Hibiya Station), the Marunouchi Line (the Tokyo or Ginza Station), the [[Ginza Line]] (The Ginza ...
13: Tokyo International Forum is made up of 14 different fl...
33: ...ciates. The glass provides an outstanding view of Tokyo, and its halls are bright and vibrant. - Tokyo Game Show (1,896 bytes)
1: ...ent. Often referred to by its initials (TGS), the Tokyo Game Show is held every September (occasionally O...
3: The Tokyo Game Show is the chance for many gaming companies...
6: The Tokyo Game Show began in 1996. For a over 6 years the e...
8: ...[Nintendo]] does not generally participate in the Tokyo Game Show event. In general, [[Sony]] was one of ...
12: ...jp/tgs/2008/english/index.html Official Homepage, Tokyo Game Show 2008 (English)] - Wonderfest Tokyo (2,284 bytes)
1: ...“WonFes” or “Wonder Festival,” Wonderfest Tokyo is an event to showcase small sculptures and mode...
3: ...res so much space that the show is shown at the [[Tokyo Big Site]]. It celebrated its 20th anniversary in...
7: Wonderfest Tokyo has long been a chance for smaller garage kit ass...
15: ...w.kaiyodo.co.jp/wf/ Official Homepage, Wonderfest Tokyo] - Tokyo Toy Show (2,008 bytes)
1: The '''Tokyo Toy Show''' (東京おもちゃショー) is a Ja...
3: The event is held at the [[Tokyo Big Site]] in order to handle the large crowds.
4: ==Summary of the Tokyo Toy Show==
5: The Tokyo Toy Show is the first chance for both buyers and ...
10: ... Fair for Toys in Japan” but was renamed the “Tokyo Toy Fair” in 1977. In 2003 they decided to clos... - Tokyo Designer’s Week (2,470 bytes)
1: '''Tokyo Designer’s Week''' is a biannual trade show whe...
3: ...where other designs are unveiled, but 100% Design Tokyo receives the most guests and the most brands.
5: Tokyo Designer week has been taking place since 1986.
6: ==100% Design Tokyo==
7: ...tion. It takes places at the [[Jingu Gaien]] in [[Tokyo]]. Over 30,000 different members of the Design As... - Tokyo Attractions (3,444 bytes)
1: ...ay of historical and cultural hotspots located in Tokyo’s Greater Metropolitan Area, there are countles...
5: ...ed in Ginza are many of the top shopping areas in Tokyo as well as many top brand stores. Additionally, v...
13: ...f Tokyo’s thriving business district as well as Tokyo City Hall. A large number of high rises are locat...
17: ...ic, old town feel of Asakusa harkens back to when Tokyo was still Edo.
21: Among Tokyo’s more trendy regions, Roppongi is essentially ... - Tokyo Motor Show (2,144 bytes)
1: '''Tokyo Motor Show''' is a show held every other October ...
11: Throughout the history of the Tokyo Motor show, many major concept introductions have...
40: Since the late 1990s, the cars shown in the Tokyo Motor Show have become increasingly fuel efficien...
44: ...//www.tokyo-motorshow.com/eng/index.html Official Tokyo Motor Show Website] (English) - Tokyo Nightlife (2,410 bytes)
1: '''Tokyo Nightlife''' consists of a wide number of popular...
3: Most bars in Tokyo are open from 6pm to midnight as are most clubs, ...
9: ...ere are some sample popular locations to visit in Tokyo from various different types of establishments:
19: ...s is one of the biggest and most popular clubs in Tokyo for the sub-30 crowd – extremely hard to get in...
31: *[http://www.frommers.com/destinations/tokyo/85_indnight.html Frommers List of Nightlife Locat... - Tokyo Street Fashion (2,182 bytes)
1: ...olors, styles, and time periods. The two sides of Tokyo Street Fashion though, when broken down include t...
5: Defined in a few particular areas of Tokyo, street fashion is most apparent in the shopping ...
11: There are multiple trends in Tokyo that embody the street fashion mentality, includi...
13: ...s is quite numerous, even throughout the world as Tokyo’s effect on fashion continues to grow. - Tokyo Station Hotels (564 bytes)
1: ...ted around [[Tokyo Station]] in [[Chiyoda-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. This listing includes hotels in the...
3: * [[Center Hotel Tokyo]]
4: * [[Gimmond Hotel Tokyo]]
9: * [[Palace Hotel Tokyo]]
10: * [[Tokyo Station Hotel]] (currently closed - will reopen i... - Tokyo Restaurant and Bar Chains (800 bytes)
1: ...'' are restaurant and bar chains in the city of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
17: * [[Soup Stock Tokyo]] (soup)
24: * [[List of Tokyo restaurants]]
26: [[Category:Tokyo Bars and Pubs]]
27: [[Category:Tokyo Restaurants]] - Tokyo Hipsters Club (2,158 bytes)
1: ...ese]] shopping complex located in [[Harajuku]], [[Tokyo]]. The building, created in 2005 by [[Kobe]] fash...
7: ...moos antlers on the wall make up the space in the Tokyo Hipsters Club, but with the concrete exterior of ...
15: In addition to the clothing, Tokyo Hipster Club has an in house book store featuring...
19: Tokyo Hipster Club is located at:
23: *Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
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- Tomio Koyama Gallery (1,824 bytes)
1: ...ontemporary gallery in the [[Kiyosumi]] area of [[Tokyo]] prefecture. It is located in an industrial buil...
6: 1-3-2-7F [[Kiyosumi]]<br>[[Koto-ku]], [[Tokyo]] 135-0024
60: [[Category:Tokyo Art Galleries|Tomio Koyama Gallery]] - Kaikai Kiki (655 bytes)
1: ...de of Japan. Kaikai Kiki has two offices - one in Tokyo (with roughly 50 employees), and another in New Y...
15: [[Category:Tokyo Art Galleries|Kaikai Kiki]] - Hisashi Tenmyouya (2,220 bytes)
1: ...is represented by the [[Mizuma Art Gallery]] in [[Tokyo]].
7: * Made in Japan, [[Mizuma Art Gallery]], Tokyo, Japan, 2006
8: ...dam: Generating Futures]], [[Ueno Royal Museum]], Tokyo, Japan, 2006
9: * Bunshin, [[Mizuma Art Gallery]], Tokyo, Japan, 2005
12: * Kabuku, [[Mizuma Art Gallery]], Tokyo, Japan, 2003 - Gallery Unseal (856 bytes)
1: ... art gallery located near the [[Ginza]] area in [[Tokyo]]. Many of it artists have participated the [[Gei...
4: 1-7-6 [[Nihonbashi]]<br>[[Chuo-ku]], [[Tokyo]] 103-0027
26: [[Category:Tokyo Art Galleries|Unseal, Gallery]] - Yamamoto Gendai (662 bytes)
1: ... 2004 and located in the [[Kagurazaka]] area of [[Tokyo]].
4: 3-7-4F [[Nishigokencho]]<br>[[Shinjuku-ku]], [[Tokyo]] 162-0812
23: [[Category:Tokyo Art Galleries|Yamamoto Gendai]] - List of Japanese prefectures (1,191 bytes)
43: * [[Tokyo Prefecture]] - Wards of Tokyo (1,004 bytes)
1: ..." (特別区). The word "special" separates the [[Tokyo]] wards from those in other major Japanese cities...
3: Foreigners living in Tokyo must register with the ward head office whenever ...
5: ==Tokyo Wards==
31: * [http://www.seikatubunka.metro.tokyo.jp/ Tokyo Metropolitan Website] (Japanese) - Cities of Tokyo (543 bytes)
1: ...lso known as the Tama area. 26 cities lie Western Tokyo:
25: * [[Nishi-tokyo]] - Prefectures of Japan (1,191 bytes)
43: * [[Tokyo Prefecture]] - Adachi-ku (2,900 bytes)
1: ...f Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Located slightly north of [[Tokyo]]’s central districts, the ward has a two parts...
7: Adachi has been home to many famous Tokyo citizens including [[Atsuko Asano]], [[Kaela Kimu...
16: ... [[Higashi Ayase Metropolitan Park]], is by the [[Tokyo Sports Benefits Corporation]]. The Budokan is hom...
29: *[http://www.city.adachi.tokyo.jp/060/english/index.html Official Adachi Webstit...
31: [[Category:Tokyo Special Wards|Adachi-ku]] - Arakawa-ku (2,121 bytes)
1: ...' (荒川区) is one of the 23 special [[wards of Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The ward is named for the river of ...
3: ...s. Arukawa was official incorporated as a ward of Tokyo in 1932.
35: *[http://www.city.arakawa.tokyo.jp/foreign/english/index.html Official Arakawa We...
37: [[Category:Tokyo Special Wards|Arakawa-ku]] - Bunkyo-ku (2,935 bytes)
1: ...t of Bunkyo’s populace with The [[University of Tokyo]] as a focal point.
33: ...Both [[Tokyo University]] and the [[University of Tokyo]] with their classic, recognizable architectural ...
37: * [[Tokyo Cathedral]]
57: [[Category:Tokyo Special Wards|Bunkyo-ku]] - Chiyoda-ku (1,732 bytes)
1: Chiyoda-ku is one of the 23 special [[wards of Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
3: ...d after. In 1878, the Japanese government divided Tokyo into 15 cities; then in 1947, Kojimachi and Kanda...
32: * [[National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo]]
37: * [[Tokyo Imperial Palace]]
38: * [[Tokyo International Forum]] - List of Japanese cities (1,205 bytes)
75: * [[Tokyo]] - Akihabara (2,193 bytes)
1: ...'' or '''Electric Town''', is a neighborhood of [[Tokyo]] best known for its concentration of electronic ...
4: After [[World War II]], the Akihabara area of [[Tokyo]] became known for its black market electronics s...
7: ...lic transit access point to the Akihabara area of Tokyo. The station is in the middle of Akihabara and th...
24: [[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]]
25: [[Category:Tokyo Tourist Attractions]] - Mr. (1,346 bytes)
4: * 1996 graduate of [[Sokei Art School]], Tokyo, Japan
8: ...You for Your Hard Work, [[Tomio Koyama Gallery]], Tokyo, Japan, 2004
10: * [[Superflat]], [[Parco Gallery Shibuya]], Tokyo, Japan, 2000
11: * Painter of Alps, [[Tomio Koyama Gallery]], Tokyo, Japan, 1998
12: * Hiropon Show, [[shop33]], Tokyo, Japan, 1997 - Akishima (1,703 bytes)
1: ...)''' is a city located in the [[Tama]] area of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Along with the midstream west shore...
5: ...shima became one of the biggest suburb areas in [[Tokyo]].
26: * [http://www.city.akishima.tokyo.jp/ Akishima Official Website] (Japanese)
28: [[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]] - List of Japanese manga (2,226 bytes)
94: *[[Tokyo Babylon]] - Glay (6,445 bytes)
3: ...nvinced bassist [[Jiro]] to join them and come to Tokyo to pursue a music career. - Freshness Burger (2,803 bytes)
3: Freshness Burger opened in 1992 in [[Shubiya]], [[Tokyo]], by its founder [[Mikio Kurihara]].
68: [[Category:Japanese Restaurants in Tokyo]]
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