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- Tokyo (4,111 bytes)
1: ...villages.As of October 1, 2005, the population of Tokyo is estimated to be 12.5 million, or about 10% of ...
5: ...eror moved to Edo, which was renamed Tokyo. Thus, Tokyo became the capital of Japan.
46: * [[Nishi-tokyo]]
59: ==Tokyo Attractions==
61: * [[Tokyo Dome City]] - Tokyo Hotels (2,974 bytes)
1: ... in between. Writing an article that covers every Tokyo hotel is a daunting - if not impossible - task, b...
3: ... listing of the most popular hotels in the entire Tokyo area. As the list grows, we may change the way th...
5: ==Popular Tokyo Hotels==
7: * [[Conrad Tokyo]] ([[Shinbashi]])
8: * [[Dai-ichi Hotel Tokyo]] ([[Shinbashi]]) - Tokyo Wonder Site (882 bytes)
1: ...buya]]. The Ueno location is owned by the city of Tokyo and is used as an exhbition space for both Japane...
4: 1-19-8 [[Jinnan]]<br>[[Shibuya-ku]], [[Tokyo]] 150-0041
6: 2-4-16 [[Hongo]]<br>[[Bunkyo-ku]], [[Tokyo]], 113-0033
16: * [http://www.tokyo-ws.org/ Tokyo Wonder Site Website] (Japanese)
18: [[Category:Tokyo Art Galleries|Tokyo Wonder Site]] - 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]] - List of Tokyo parks (16 bytes)
- List of popular Tokyo shopping areas (395 bytes)
2: *[[Decks Tokyo Beach]]
15: *[[Tokyo Midtown]] - List of Tokyo concert venues (230 bytes)
8: *[[Tokyo Dome]]
10: *[[Zepp Tokyo]] - Tokyo Babylon (2,853 bytes)
1: ...was also created from the series and was called [[Tokyo Babylon 1999]]. At this point it has not been rel...
5: The series is set in [[Tokyo]]. In the series, Tokyo has become a terrible place that is covered with ...
7: Tokyo Babylon is told in two separate parts. Part one f... - Tokyo Story (2,850 bytes)
1: ...es to do so in a heartfelt and sympathetic way. ''Tokyo Story'' is only one of a series of movies that fo...
5: ...own that the parents live in. When they arrive in Tokyo they are surprised at their reception. Their daug...
7: ...rowds so they change their minds and head back to Tokyo.
15: ...udents regularly study Ozu’s work, especially ''Tokyo Story'', to try to emulate his style of filming, ... - Tokyo Girls Collection (4,729 bytes)
1: ...kyo Girls Collection''' (TGC) is a twice annual [[Tokyo]] fashion event first launched in [[2005]]. The e...
6: The TGC has been held mostly in Tokyo, but in [[2007]] was held in both [[Yokohama]] an...
8: ... August 7, 2005, [[Yoyogi National Stadium]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
12: ...mmer – March 11, 2006, Yoyogi National Stadium, Tokyo, Japan.
16: ...r – September 3, 2006, Yoyogi National Stadium, Tokyo, Japan. - Tokyo Tower (4,335 bytes)
1: ...ll tower located in [[Shiba Park]], [[Minato]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The structure is known as the talle...
4: The Tokyo Tower was started in [[1957]] as a joint civic wo...
6: ... 4,000 tons and is visible from most points of in Tokyo, despite its growing high rises.
12: ...ould almost double the size and dwarf the current Tokyo Tower. This new tower would be built to provide f...
15: The Tokyo Tower is currently used mostly for broadcasting p... - Tokyo Midtown (2,217 bytes)
1: ...the [[Suntory Museum of Art]] are also located in Tokyo Midtown.
6: ... by [[Mitsui Fudosan]] and a variety of partners, Tokyo Midtown’s design was overseen by [[Nikken Sekke...
8: In addition to museums and retail space, Tokyo Midtown is also home to Design Sight 21_21, galle...
10: ==Buildings in Tokyo Midtown==
11: Midtown Tower – The tallest building in the [[Tokyo Prefecture]], Midtown Tower stands at 248 meters ... - Tokyo Big Sight (3,109 bytes)
1: ...nce tower is a well known architectural icon with Tokyo as well.
4: Tokyo Big Sight was contracted by the Tokyo Government’s Bureau of Finance to eight total c...
9: The most commonly associated image of Tokyo Big Sight is its Conference Tower, a massive set ...
17: The final part of Tokyo Big Sight is the West Exhibition Hall where four ...
19: ==Uses of Tokyo Big Sight== - Tokyo Imperial Palace (2,407 bytes)
1: ...ward of [[Tokyo]], the palace is closest to the [[Tokyo Station]] and is more than 3.4 square kilometers ...
4: ...] when the imperial court was moved from Kyoto to Tokyo and [[Edo Castle]] was retaken as the residence o...
6: ...ion of over 3 square kilometers of real estate in Tokyo is on par with Central Park’s value in New York...
17: [[Category:Japanese History|Tokyo Imperial Palace]]
18: [[Category:Tokyo Parks|Tokyo Imperial Palace]] - List of Tokyo restaurants (1,376 bytes)
1: ... the listing below attempts to catalog as much of Tokyo's dining scene as possible. Restaurants are liste...
3: ==Tokyo Restaurants by Area==
32: ===Other Tokyo Restaurants===
33: * [[Other Tokyo Restaurants]]
34: === Tokyo Restaurant and Bar Chains === - Other Tokyo Restaurants (2,042 bytes)
1: ...age for that area will be set up on the [[List of Tokyo restaurants]] page.
105: * [[List of Tokyo restaurants]]
107: [[Category:Japanese Restaurants in Tokyo]] - Tokyo Disneyland (2,527 bytes)
1: ...rk located in [[Chiba]], [[Japan]] just outside [[Tokyo]]. The park which encompasses slightly more than ...
4: Tokyo Disneyland is made up of seven themed areas inclu...
7: Enclosed under a massive glass canopy, Tokyo Disneyland’s World Bazaar is a replacement for ...
10: ...ew Orleans Square in California, Adventureland in Tokyo Disneyland is home to the Western River Railroad ...
25: ...er park, Disney Sea, which is often combined with Tokyo Disneyland when discussing the two. - Tokyo Metro (3,382 bytes)
1: ...tro is privately owned but is jointly held by the Tokyo and Japanese Governments, making it a hybrid of p...
4: ...ad been unified in 1941, with lines as old as the Tokyo Subway itself in 1927.
6: ...n in Tokyo, Toei, is run directly by the larger [[Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation]]. Because ...
9: The Tokyo Metro takes special effort to be friendly to mult...
11: ...ak one of the languages supported and used by the Tokyo Metro to still traverse the city. - Park Hyatt Tokyo (2,890 bytes)
1: ...e [[Shinjuku]] neighborhood of [[Shinjuku-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
3: ...s Lost in Translation is a mainstay of downtown Tokyo’s trendiest district and a popular location for...
6: ...Shinjuku Park Tower]] in Shinjuku, the Park Hyatt Tokyo has 177 rooms and its own private entrances and e...
12: ...Shinjuku Park Tower]] in Shinjuku, the Park Hyatt Tokyo has 177 rooms and its own private entrances and e...
18: |Name=Park Hyatt Tokyo - 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 - Cred Tokyo (2,201 bytes)
1: ...[Harajuku]] are of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The Cred Tokyo shop carries modern hip menswear brands (both Jap...
3: ==Cred Tokyo History==
4: Cred Tokyo opened in September of 2008 after the closure of ...
6: ==Cred Tokyo Location==
7: ...ge:Cred-Tokyo-09-15-2008-001.jpg|thumb|right|Cred Tokyo Entrance]] - Taxis in Tokyo (1,539 bytes)
1: ...''' are a popular way to travel as a tourist in [[Tokyo]]. While most people know of the railway [[transi...
3: Although [[Tokyo]] is a highly packed city, taxis are rarely seen ...
9: In 2008, Tokyo taxis have decided to ban smoking in their cabs.
16: *[http://www.infotaxi.org/city-2175.htm Tokyo Taxi Services]
19: [[Category:Tokyo Transportation]] - Living in Tokyo (2,739 bytes)
1: ...ths. Due to the unique lifestyle and [[culture in Tokyo]], the appeal to live in Japan has its own nickna...
3: Tokyo is an expensive place, and so living in [[Tokyo]] requires a substantial investment. If you are p...
15: ...hemselves are not for washing, but for relaxing). Tokyo, despite its dense population, is a fairly clean ...
17: *[http://www.tokyo-icc.jp/guide_eng/index.html Living Guide for Fore... - Tokyo Government (2,498 bytes)
1: ... of [[Tokyo]]. Headquartered in [[Shinjuku]], the Tokyo government is designed similar to other major cit...
3: Tokyo, as one of the world’s most densely packed area...
8: The Governor is in charge of the Tokyo Government, following by the deputy governors and...
12: There are 5 major political parties in Tokyo:
28: *[http://www.gikai.metro.tokyo.jp/ Tokyo Government Homepage (Japanese)] - Tokyo Guest Houses (1,708 bytes)
1: '''Tokyo Guest Houses''' are short term residencies in Jap...
3: Tokyo guest houses are not apartments or hotels per se....
12: *[[Tokyo Cozy House]]
16: *[http://www.japaneseguesthouses.com/db/tokyo/ Tokyo Guest Houses]
21: [[Category:Tokyo Residencies]] - Tokyo Hostels (2,064 bytes)
1: ...compared to hostels in other countries, because [[Tokyo]] is a very expensive place to live and visit.
7: ...ular place to stay for visitors that are visiting Tokyo and Japan alone, because it provides the ability ...
11: *[[Backpackers Hostel Ks House Tokyo]]
12: *[[bAKpAK Tokyo Hostel]]
17: ...findabed.php/ChosenCity.Tokyo/ChosenCountry.Japan Tokyo Hostels] - Tokyo Spas (3,492 bytes)
1: ...ns for both tourists and residents of Japan and [[Tokyo]]. While the word “onsen” technically refers ...
5: ...al hot springs. Most of the volcanoes are outside Tokyo. Still, these hot springs do exist. The water is ...
7: ...en experience will likely want to look outside of Tokyo.
20: ...s a communal bath house. It is far more common in Tokyo, where onsen are less often seen. Sentos can refe...
31: ...tp://www.tokyo-dome.co.jp/e/laqua/index.htm LaQua Tokyo Dome Hot Spring] - Tokyo Sarin Gas Attack (3,237 bytes)
1: ...e release of sarin gas on multiple lines of the [[Tokyo Metro]] subway system causing the deaths of 12 co...
20: ...g members Aum Shinrikyo released Sarin gas on the Tokyo Metro during morning rush hour. The gas was conta... - Tokyo History (3,786 bytes)
1: '''Tokyo History'''
3: ...[[Tama District]] consists of what is now western Tokyo. Edo was established during the Kamakura Period a...
11: ...fecture established. The current land included in Tokyo’s 23 special wards was incorporated in 1872 and...
13: ...], [[Shinjuku Station]], and [[Shibuya Station]]. Tokyo City was established in 1889 with 15 wards.
15: ==Pre-War Tokyo== - University of Tokyo (2,158 bytes)
1: ... Komaba, Shirokane, and Nakano. The University of Tokyo is currently rated as one of the highest rated un...
4: ...e learning and medical training. The name was the Tokyo Imperial University for much of its existence bet...
6: ...en pits the school at odds with the University of Tokyo, another of the original 7 schools converted unde...
9: ...n faculties currently served by the University of Tokyo include:
43: The main campus for the University of Tokyo is the Hongo campus, the former Maeda family resi... - Tokyo Zoo (Ueno) (2,175 bytes)
1: ...[[Tokyo Metropolitan Government]] in [[Taito]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The zoo is Japan’s oldest and bes...
4: ...rm in an effort to emulate western style parks in Tokyo. The zoo was enormously popular and led to multip...
6: ...ed to keep them from escaping and running wild in Tokyo in the event of a bombing of the park allowing th...
11: ...imals were redistributed throughout other zoos in Tokyo.
14: Best known for its Giant Panda, Ling Ling, The Tokyo Zoo was left without its star attraction on April... - Other Tokyo Hotels (2,786 bytes)
1: ...rea, a page for that area will be set up on the [[Tokyo Hotels]] page.
7: * [[Dai-Ichi Hotel Tokyo Seafort]] ([[Shinagawa]])
9: * [[Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Chinzan-so]] ([[Bunkyo-ku]])
14: * [[Hotel East 21 Tokyo]] ([[Koto-ku]])
16: * [[Hotel Laforet Tokyo]] ([[Shinagawa-ku]]) - Tokyo Capsule Hotels (267 bytes)
1: ...' are [[Capsule Hotels]] located in the city of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
8: See also : [[Tokyo Hotels]] - Tokyo Youth Hostels (1,388 bytes)
1: ...tions for backpackers and others in the city of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
7: * [[bAKpAK Tokyo Hostel]] ([[Taito-ku]])
15: * [[K's House Tokyo]] ([[Taito-ku]])
16: * [[Khaosan Tokyo]] ([[Taito-ku]])
17: * [[Khaosan Tokyo Smile]] ([[Asakusa]]) - Conrad Tokyo (2,905 bytes)
1: ...he [[Shinbashi]] neighborhood of [[Minato-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
9: ...uare meters with 3-meter-high ceilings - large by Tokyo standards. The largest suite - the "Royal Hamarik...
12: ...ave views of the [[Royal Hamarikyu Garden]] and [[Tokyo Bay]]). The rooms are "exclusively fragranced" ac...
18: ...modern French restaurant "Gordon Ramsay at Conrad Tokyo"; the brasserie "Cerise by Gordon Ramsay"; the Ja...
21: |Name=Conrad Tokyo - Dai-ichi Hotel Tokyo (2,856 bytes)
1: ...he [[Shinbashi]] neighborhood of [[Minato-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
3: Opened in 1993, Dai-ichi Hotel Tokyo is the newest and the flagship hotel in the [[Dai...
6: ...[[Yamanote Line]] at [[Shinbashi Station]], the [[Tokyo Metro]] [[Ginza Line]] at Shinbashi Station, and ...
8: ...ty-munte journey), then the JR Yamanote Line from Tokyo Station to [[Shinbashi Station]] (about five minu...
19: |Name=Dai-ichi Hotel Tokyo - Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi (2,340 bytes)
1: ... [[Marunouchi]] neighborhood of [[Chiyoda-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
4: ...f Japan's biggest companies. Also nearby is the [[Tokyo International Forum]], where many major conferenc...
15: |Name=Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi
19: |NearestStations=[[Tokyo Station]]
20: |AddressEnglish= 1-11-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan, 100-6277 - Grand Hyatt Tokyo (2,251 bytes)
1: ...the [[Roppongi]] neighborhood of [[Minato-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
4: ...(within Roppongi Hills), [[Tokyo Midtown]], and [[Tokyo Tower]].
17: |Name=Grand Hyatt Tokyo
22: |AddressEnglish=6-10-3 Roppongi, Minato-Ku, Tokyo, Japan 106-0032
27: ===Grand Hyatt Tokyo Map=== - Hilton Tokyo (2,425 bytes)
1: ...e [[Shinjuku]] neighborhood of [[Shinjuku-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
4: ...predominantly business area, and is home to the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building]] and many other...
7: ...rs, restaurants, and other facilities the best in Tokyo. All rooms in this skyscraper hotel offer views o...
17: |Name=Hilton Tokyo
22: ...AddressEnglish=6-2-6 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan 160-0023 - Hotel Nikko Tokyo (2,631 bytes)
1: ...n the [[Odaiba]] neighborhood of [[Minato-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
4: Hotel Nikko Tokyo is located on the manmade island of Odaiba (also ...
6: Hotel overlooks [[Tokyo Bay]] and the [[Rainbow Bridge]].
9: Hotel Nikko Tokyo was built in 1996. It is fifteen floors tall plus...
11: Hotel bills itself as the "balcony of Tokyo" because it sits across the bay from the main cit... - Imperial Hotel Tokyo (2,976 bytes)
1: ...n the [[Tokyo Station]] area of [[Chiyoda-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
4: ...]], overlooking the Palace and [[Hibiya Koen]]. [[Tokyo Station]] is two stops away on the [[Yamanote Lin...
7: ...same year when a 7.8 magnitude devastated much of Tokyo. The Imperial Hotel was damaged, but intact and s...
11: The Imperial Hotel Tokyo is one of three Tokyo hotels listed by "Leading Hotels of the World".
19: |Name=Imperial Hotel Tokyo - Mandarin Oriental Tokyo (2,434 bytes)
1: ...the [[Nihonbashi]] neighborhood of [[Chuo-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
3: ..., the Americas, and Europe. The Mandarin Oriental Tokyo is the only hotel in Japan they operate.
6: ...Tokyo Station area. It is five minutes from the [[Tokyo Stock Exchange]].
12: ...ite. Rooms offer views of the [[Sumida River]], [[Tokyo Bay]], [[Imperial Palace]], and/or [[Mount Fuji]]...
17: |Name=Mandarin Oriental Tokyo - Palace Hotel Tokyo (3,286 bytes)
1: ... [[Marunouchi]] neighborhood of [[Chiyoda-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
5: The Palace Hotel Tokyo will close on January 31, [[2009]] for renovation...
8: ...ardens. From the hotel, it is a short walk from [[Tokyo Station]] and the [[Ginza]] district.
11: ... the hotel is low (a mere 10 storeys) compared to Tokyo's modern skyscraper hotels. It was renovated in 1...
23: |Name=Palace Hotel Tokyo - Peninsula Tokyo (2,442 bytes)
1: ...e [[Yurakucho]] neighborhood of [[Chiyoda-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
5: The Peninsula Tokyo opened in [[2007]].
8: ...hotel is located near the [[Imperial Gardens]], [[Tokyo Station]], and [[Ginza]].
11: ...ically designed for the hotel. Thus - unlike many Tokyo hotels who share the building with other business...
21: |Name=Peninsula Tokyo - RIHGA Royal Hotel Tokyo (2,127 bytes)
1: ...Totsukamachi]] neighborhood of [[Shinjuku-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
6: RIHGA Royal Hotel Tokyo is located near [[Waseda University]]. The hotel ...
17: |Name=RIHGA Royal Hotel Tokyo
22: ...ddressEnglish=1-104-19 Totsukamachi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 169-8613 Japan
27: ===RIHGA Royal Hotel Tokyo Map=== - Best Western Shinjuku ASTINA Hotel Tokyo (3,199 bytes)
1: ... [[Kabukicho]] neighborhood of [[Shinjuku-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
6: Best Western Shinjuku ASTINA Hotel Tokyo hotel is located in [[Kabukicho]] in [[Higashi Sh...
23: |Name=Best Western Shinjuku ASTINA Hotel Tokyo
28: |AddressEnglish=1-2-9 Kabukicho Shinjuku-ku Tokyo Japan 160-0020
33: ===Best Western Shinjuku ASTINA Hotel Tokyo Map=== - Central Hotel Tokyo (1,563 bytes)
1: ...e [[Shinjuku]] neighborhood of [[Shinjuku-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
4: Central Hotel Tokyo is a one-minute walk from [[Shinjuku Station]] on...
19: |Name=Central Hotel Tokyo
24: |AddressEnglish=3-34-7 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan 160-0022
29: ===Central Hotel Tokyo Map=== - Hotel JAL City Yotsuya Tokyo (2,763 bytes)
1: ...he [[Yotsuya]] neighborhood of [[Shinjuku-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. It is owned by the JAL Group, which...
4: ...kan]]. [[Meiji Jingu Shrine]], [[Yoyogi Park]], [[Tokyo Midtown]], and [[Akihabara]] are easily accessibl...
15: |Name=Hotel JAL City Yotsuya Tokyo
20: |AddressEnglish=3-14-1 Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan 160-0004
25: ===Hotel JAL City Yotsuya Tokyo Map=== - Tokyo Prefecture (35 bytes)
3: [[Category:Tokyo Train Stations]] - Disneyland Tokyo (3,246 bytes)
1: It's no secret that Tokyo Disneyland Tickets system can be a bit confusing!...
7: Which Rides At Disneyland Tokyo are Top Rated by travelers?
9: ...[http://www.tokyo-top-guide.com/Tokyo_Disney.html Tokyo Disney Safety Tips ] for a safe and pleasant trip...
15: ...://www.tokyo-top-guide.com/Tokyo_Disney_Faqs.html Tokyo Disney most common FAQs]).
17: Tokyo Disney was the first Disney Park to be built outs... - Decks Tokyo Beach (1 byte)
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- The GazettE (6,247 bytes)
10: ...e at the Shibuya-AX, which was released on DVD as Tokyo saihan ~Judgement Day~.[2] On March 30, 2004 they...
86: Tokyo Saihan -Judgement Day-]] (東京裁判-Judgement ... - Japan (4,606 bytes)
1: ...0 smaller islands. The largest city in Japan is [[Tokyo]].
15: ...|Tochigi]], [[Tokushima Prefecture|Tokushima]], [[Tokyo]], [[Tottori Prefecture|Tottori]], [[Toyama Prefe... - Taku Satoh (1,345 bytes)
1: '''Taku Satoh''' (佐藤 卓) was born in [[Tokyo]] in [[1955]]. He is an award winning [[Japanese ...
4: Graduated from [[Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music]] ([[G...
11: He has won the following design awards: [[Tokyo ADC Award]], [[Mainichi Design Award]], and [[JAG...
20: [[Category:Born in Tokyo|Taku, Satoh]] - List of Japanese bands (2,552 bytes)
56: * [[Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra]] - List of Japanese art galleries (583 bytes)
19: * [[Tokyo Gallery]]
20: * [[Tokyo Wonder Site]] - Tokyo (4,111 bytes)
1: ...villages.As of October 1, 2005, the population of Tokyo is estimated to be 12.5 million, or about 10% of ...
5: ...eror moved to Edo, which was renamed Tokyo. Thus, Tokyo became the capital of Japan.
46: * [[Nishi-tokyo]]
59: ==Tokyo Attractions==
61: * [[Tokyo Dome City]] - Tokyo Hotels (2,974 bytes)
1: ... in between. Writing an article that covers every Tokyo hotel is a daunting - if not impossible - task, b...
3: ... listing of the most popular hotels in the entire Tokyo area. As the list grows, we may change the way th...
5: ==Popular Tokyo Hotels==
7: * [[Conrad Tokyo]] ([[Shinbashi]])
8: * [[Dai-ichi Hotel Tokyo]] ([[Shinbashi]]) - List of Japanese foods (433 bytes)
28: * [[List of Tokyo restaurants]] - Japanese Culture (739 bytes)
2: === Tokyo Museums ===
3: === Tokyo Galleries ===
5: === Tokyo Art Events === - Japanese Language (2,436 bytes)
9: ..., the Osaka accent is markedly different from the Tokyo accent. - Mizuma Art Gallery (1,517 bytes)
1: ...ry Art]] gallery in the [[Naka-meguro]] area of [[Tokyo]]. Their best known artist is [[Makoto Aida]]. T...
4: ...dg.<br>1-3-9, [[Kami-meguro]]<br>[[Meguro-ku]], [[Tokyo]] 153-0051, Japan
37: [[Category:Tokyo Art Galleries|Mizuma Art Gallery]] - List of Japanese museums (922 bytes)
4: ...rafts Gallery, The National Museum Of Modern Art, Tokyo
5: * Edo-Tokyo Museum
6: * Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum
16: * Meguro Museum of Art, Tokyo
19: * Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo - Cystem Gallery (585 bytes)
1: ...is a small gallery in the [[Sendagaya]] area of [[Tokyo]]. Gallery owner Shinji Nomura is known for his i...
4: 3-20-10 [[Sendagaya]]<br>[[Shibuya-ku]], [[Tokyo]] 151-0051 Japan
16: [[Category:Tokyo Art Galleries|Cystem Gallery]] - Hiromi Yoshii (1,003 bytes)
1: ...ontemporary gallery in the [[Kiyosumi]] area of [[Tokyo]] prefecture. The main gallery is located in an i...
5: 1-3-2-6F [[Kiyosumi]]<br>[[Koto-ku]] Tokyo 135-0024 Japan
30: [[Category:Tokyo Art Galleries|Hiromi Yoshii]] - Magical Artroom (808 bytes)
1: ...mporary art gallery in the [[Roppongi]] area of [[Tokyo]] prefecture. The gallery is the creation of [[Hi...
4: 6-8-14 [[Roppongi]]<br>[[Minato-ku]], [[Tokyo]] 106-0032 Japan
26: [[Category:Tokyo Art Galleries|Magical Artroom]] - Nadiff Gallery (731 bytes)
1: ...ibition space, cafe in the [[Jingumae]] area of [[Tokyo]]. Tucked away on a small street behind [[Omotesa...
4: ...u B1<br> 4-9-8 [[Jingumae]], [[Shibuya-ku]]<br> [[Tokyo]] 150-0001
19: [[Category:Tokyo Art Galleries|Nadiff Gallery]] - Tokyo Wonder Site (882 bytes)
1: ...buya]]. The Ueno location is owned by the city of Tokyo and is used as an exhbition space for both Japane...
4: 1-19-8 [[Jinnan]]<br>[[Shibuya-ku]], [[Tokyo]] 150-0041
6: 2-4-16 [[Hongo]]<br>[[Bunkyo-ku]], [[Tokyo]], 113-0033
16: * [http://www.tokyo-ws.org/ Tokyo Wonder Site Website] (Japanese)
18: [[Category:Tokyo Art Galleries|Tokyo Wonder Site]] - Nanzuka Underground (926 bytes)
4: ... bld. B1F 2-17-3 [[Shibuya]]<br>[[Shibuya-ku]], [[Tokyo]] 150-0002 Japan
16: [[Category:Tokyo Art Galleries|Nanzuka Underground]] - Scai The Bathhouse (1,299 bytes)
4: ...shiwayu-Ato, 6-1-23 [[Yanaka]]<br>[[Taito-ku]], [[Tokyo]] 110-0001
50: [[Category:Tokyo Art Galleries|Scai The Bathhouse]] - Shugoarts (967 bytes)
1: ...ontemporary gallery in the [[Kiyosumi]] area of [[Tokyo]] prefecture. The main gallery is located in an i...
4: 1-3-2-5F [[Kiyosumi]]<br> [[Koto-ku]], [[Tokyo]] 135-0024
34: [[Category:Tokyo Art Galleries|Shugoarts]] - 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]] - MOS Burger (2,131 bytes)
14: *[[Tokyo]], [[Shinagawa Ward]], [[Osaki]] - Yukio Mishima (4,309 bytes)
1: ... He was born on January 14, 1925 in [[Shinjuku]], Tokyo and committed suicide on November 25, 1970.
5: Born in [[Yotsuya]], Tokyo (which eventually became part of the Shinjuku Dis...
9: Once the War was over, he went to [[Tokyo University]] where he studied Law. After he finis... - Art School (1,959 bytes)
3: ...r 10,000 people attended their first free live in Tokyo's Shibuya district. In August of 2004 they releas... - Tetsuya Ishida (3,510 bytes)
1: ...田徹也) was a [[Japanese artist]] working in [[Tokyo]]. He was born in June 16, [[1973]] in [[Yaizu Ci...
5: ** Moves to Tokyo, Japan
15: ...ou Hito" - [[Guardian Garden Gallery]] - Ginza, [[Tokyo, Japan
26: ...tion "Ishida Tetsuya" - [[Gallery Q&QS]] - Ginza, Tokyo, Japan
31: ** Group Exhibition "Kachu no hitobito" - [[Tokyo Zokei University]] - Akatsuka Park (788 bytes)
1: ... along [[Takashima Public Housing Complex]] and [[Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway No.5]]. A natural forest...
11: *[http://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/park/format/index005.html Akatsuka Par...
13: [[Category:Tokyo Parks]] - Akirudai Park (721 bytes)
11: * [http://www.kensetsu.metro.tokyo.jp/kouen/kouenannai/park/akirudai.html Akirudai P...
13: [[Category:Tokyo Parks]] - Akiruno (1,257 bytes)
1: ...市)''' is a city located on the west side of [[Tokyo prefecture]] in the country of [[Japan]]. In [[19...
11: * [http://www.city.akiruno.tokyo.jp/ Akiruno-city Official Website] (Japanese)
13: [[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]] - Ameyoko (1,286 bytes)
1: ...oko (アメ横)''' is narrow shopping street in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] which runs along the tracks from [[J...
13: [[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]]
14: [[Category:Tokyo Tourist Attractions]]
15: [[Category:Tokyo Shopping Streets]] - Asakusa (881 bytes)
1: ...ensoji]] (浅草寺), the oldest temple in all of Tokyo, making it a popular are with tourists interested...
4: Before the [[firebombing of Tokyo ]] during World War II, Asakusa was the center of...
14: [[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]] - List of popular Tokyo shopping areas (395 bytes)
2: *[[Decks Tokyo Beach]]
15: *[[Tokyo Midtown]] - List of Tokyo concert venues (230 bytes)
8: *[[Tokyo Dome]]
10: *[[Zepp Tokyo]] - Japanese History (9,218 bytes)
13: ... and is named for [[Yayoi Town]] in [[Bunkyo]], [[Tokyo]] where the first traces of Yayoi civilization we...
29: ... excursions in other cities until it was moved to Tokyo in 1868. The Heian period is best known for the e...
45: ...dministrative capital to Edo, what is present day Tokyo where the shogun would control the other Daimyo. - A Bathing Ape (2,918 bytes)
3: ...nted Bathing Ape from fading away like many other Tokyo brands.
8: ...they quickly became popular in the back alleys of Tokyo's fashion-obsessed [[Harajuku]] neighborhood. - Baby, The Stars Shine Bright (3,145 bytes)
6: ... Fumiyo. They were originally located in Shibuya, Tokyo Japan. When first opening its doors to the public...
16: ...ear [[Harajuku Station]] and [[Yoyogi Park]] in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]], every Sunday. - Edwin (2,932 bytes)
17: In Tokyo, Edwin has a flagship shop in Harajuku near the i...
18: * Address (English): 6-30-6 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo - Evisu (3,105 bytes)
14: ...s along with his company and two other firms. The Tokyo Regional Taxation Bureau accuses Yamane and the t... - Hysteric Glamour (2,843 bytes)
16: ...[[Hysteric Glamour Harajuku]], and other areas of Tokyo and other major Japanese cities. The brand also h... - Yuki Atae (1,241 bytes)
8: ...ition at Matsuya Department Store Gallery, Ginza, Tokyo
10: * 1992 - Exhibition at Tokyo Art Club - Mastermind Japan (2,558 bytes)
8: ...ait for the first menswear show which was held in Tokyo's Harajuku region in [[1999]]. In [[2001]] Master... - Skull Jeans (2,641 bytes)
12: ...ull Jean shops in only 3 location in [[Japan]]; [[Tokyo]], [[Harajuku]], [[Osaka]]. The only overseas out... - Chuo-ku (1,031 bytes)
1: ...u (中央区) is one of the 23 special [[wards of Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
3: ... its location in the "center" of the old wards of Tokyo, including [[Chiyoda]], [[Koto]], [[Minato]], [[S...
24: * [[Nihonbashi]] - location of the [[Tokyo Stock Exchange]]
28: * [[Tokyo Station]] - one of [[Tokyo]]'s main stations is located in Chuo-ku, with acc...
33: [[Category:Tokyo Special Wards|Chuo-ku]] - Misako and Rosen (842 bytes)
1: ...y art gallery located in the [[Otsuka]] area of [[Tokyo]]. The gallery was established in late 2005 by Mi...
5: [[Toshima-ku]], [[Tokyo]] 170-0004, [[Japan]]
22: [[Category:Tokyo Art Galleries|Misako & Rosen]] - Edogawa-ku (1,040 bytes)
1: ...江戸川区) is one of the 23 special [[wards of Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
3: ...dered by rivers to the east and west and by the [[Tokyo Bay]] to the south. The official tree is the camp...
13: * [[Kasai Seaside Park]] - park alongside the [[Tokyo Bay]] contains a nice green area as well as the [...
23: * [http://www.city.edogawa.tokyo.jp/foreign/e/index.html Edogawa-ku Official Websi...
25: [[Category:Tokyo Special Wards|WARDNAME]] - Cat Street (1,289 bytes)
1: ...rough the [[Shibuya]] and [[Harajuku]] areas of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The street is famous for it's hip y...
24: [[Category:Tokyo Shopping Streets|Cat Street]] - Itabashi-ku (1,070 bytes)
1: ...u (板橋区) is one of the 23 special [[wards of Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
3: ...[Nihon University]], [[Teikyo University]], and [[Tokyo Kasei University]].
16: * [[Jourenji Temple]] - including the [[Tokyo Daibutsu]]
26: * [http://www.city.itabashi.tokyo.jp/ Itabashi-ku Official Website] (English / Japa...
28: [[Category:Tokyo Special Wards|Itabashi-ku]] - Katsushika-ku (929 bytes)
1: ...' (葛飾区) is one of the 23 special [[wards of Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
28: * [http://www.tourism.metro.tokyo.jp/english/spot/katsushika1.html Katsushika-ku Of...
30: [[Category:Tokyo Special Wards|Katsushika-ku]] - Takeshita Dori (3,140 bytes)
48: [[Category:Tokyo Shopping Streets|Takeshita Dori]] - Omotesando Dori (1,784 bytes)
1: ...Station]] and [[Harajuku Station]] in the area of Tokyo known as [[Omotesando]]. It is often called the C...
34: [[Category:Tokyo Shopping Streets|Omotesando Dori]] - Kita-ku (2,966 bytes)
1: ...d [[Toda]] in the [[Saitama Prefecture]], and the Tokyo special wards of [[Adachi]], [[Arakawa]], [[Itaba...
8: ...e Edo Period. The park itself is labeled as a New Tokyo Landmark and has precipitated the discovery of [[...
40: ...s operating in Kita under the governance of the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Government Board of Education]] incl...
51: * [http://www.city.kita.tokyo.jp/ Kita-ku Official Website] (English / Japanese...
53: [[Category:Tokyo Special Wards|Kita-ku]] - Harajuku Station (2,389 bytes)
1: '''Harajuku Station (原宿駅,)''' is a [[Tokyo]] train station on the [[JR]] [[Yamanote Line]]. ...
30: [[Category:Tokyo Train Stations|Harajuku Station]] - Koto-ku (3,550 bytes)
1: ... of Tokyo]], [[Japan]].Located slightly east of [[Tokyo]]’s metropolitan center, Koto is home to an est...
3: ... much of the land in Koto is reclaimed and on the Tokyo Bay waterfront, between Chuo and Edogawa, there a...
6: ...bined on March 15, 1947 when the special wards of Tokyo were formed to create Koto.
9: ...he year. The [[Museum of Contemporary Art]] and [[Tokyo Big Sight]] are located on Odaiba along with [[Ar...
19: ... kilometers east of the [[Imperial Palace]] and [[Tokyo Station]], Fukagawa is just over the Sumida River... - Harajuku (2,691 bytes)
1: ...ding [[Harajuku Station]]. Harajuku is located in Tokyo's [[Shibuya-ku|Shibuya Ward]] and is primarily in...
4: Harajuku is located in the [[Shibuya-ku]] ward of Tokyo. There is no official border for the Harajuku are...
21: * [http://tokyomap.com/maps/tokyo/shibuya-ku/harajuku/ Map of Harajuku] (English)
27: [[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods|Harajuku]]
28: [[Category:Tokyo Tourist Attractions]] - Meguro-ku (869 bytes)
1: ...' (目黒区) is one of the 23 special [[wards of Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
26: * [http://www.city.meguro.tokyo.jp/english/index.htm Meguro-ku Official Website] ...
28: [[Category:Tokyo Special Wards|Meguro-ku]] - Harajuku Street (1,181 bytes)
1: ...Street''' is a shopping street in [[Harajuku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Harajuku Street runs between [[Take...
24: [[Category:Tokyo Shopping Streets|Harajuku Street]] - Minato-ku (1,153 bytes)
1: ...u''' (港区) is one of the 23 special [[wards of Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
3: ...-ku a visitor can also enjoy windsurfing in the [[Tokyo Bay]], parks, and historic temples and shrines.
25: * [[Tokyo Tower]]
40: * [[Tokyo Monorail]]
46: * [http://www.city.minato.tokyo.jp/e/index.html Minato-ku Official Website] (Engl... - Killer Street (963 bytes)
1: ...s a shopping street in the [[Harajuku]] area of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Killer Street intersects with [[Aoy...
23: [[Category:Tokyo Shopping Streets|Killer Street]] - Toshio Saeki (1,459 bytes)
7: *1969 - Moves to [[Tokyo]]. - Nakano-ku (1,253 bytes)
1: ...' (中野区) is one of the 23 special [[wards of Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
3: ...omedian [[Yuji Tanaka]]. It makes up around 3% of Tokyo's 23 wards. The ku has five rivers running throug...
21: * [http://www.city.tokyo-nakano.lg.jp/English/toppage-e.html Nakano-ku Off...
23: [[Category:Tokyo Special Wards|Nakano-ku]] - Nerima-ku (849 bytes)
1: ...' (練馬区) is one of the 23 special [[wards of Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
3: ... other wards. Nearly half of the cabbage grown in Tokyo is grown in Nerima-ku. It is also well-known for ...
22: * [http://www.city.nerima.tokyo.jp/ Nerima-ku Official Website] (Japanese)
24: [[Category:Tokyo Special Wards|Nerima-ku]] - Aoyama Dori (1,089 bytes)
1: ...eas make it one of the famous shopping streets of Tokyo. Aoyama Dori intersect [[Omotesando Dori]] at [[O...
25: [[Category:Tokyo Shopping Streets|Aoyama Dori]] - Ota-ku (801 bytes)
1: ...' (大田区) is one of the 23 special [[wards of Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
3: ...ies in Ota-ku. It is the main domestic airport in Tokyo.
12: * [[Tokyo International Airport]]
24: * [[Tokyo Monorail]]
28: [[Category:Tokyo Special Wards|Ota-ku]] - Setagaya-ku (2,691 bytes)
1: ... largest, making it only the 13th densest ward in Tokyo.
4: .... The ward was officially named a special ward of Tokyo on [[March 15, 1947]].
41: * [http://www.city.setagaya.tokyo.jp/index.shtml Setagaya-ku Official Website] (Eng...
43: [[Category:Tokyo Special Wards|Setagaya-ku]] - Shibuya-ku (4,187 bytes)
1: ...' (渋谷区) is one of the 23 special [[wards of Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. It is home to [[Shibuya|Shibuya cit...
4: ...ow until it became one of the 23 special wards of Tokyo on [[March 15, 1947]].
9: ...panese Army, and later the athletes in the [[1964 Tokyo Olympics]]. Today, it is a sightseeing and relaxa...
19: * [[Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium]]
70: * [http://www.city.shibuya.tokyo.jp/ Shibuya-ku Official Website] (English / Japan... - Shinagawa-ku (1,021 bytes)
1: ...' (品川区) is one of the 23 special [[wards of Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
3: ...Sony]] Corporation. Shinagawa-ku lies alongside [[Tokyo Bay]] and like other areas around the bay - is ma...
29: * [[Tokyo Monorail]]
34: * [http://www.city.shinagawa.tokyo.jp/ Shinagawa-ku Official Website] (English / Jap...
36: [[Category:Tokyo Special Wards|Shinagawa-ku]] - Aoi Gallery (1,000 bytes)
3: Aoi Gallery participated in the first [[Art Fair Tokyo]] and [[Osaka Art Fair]] 2004, as well as in Mura...
20: [[Category:Tokyo Art Galleries|Aoi Gallery]] - Shibuya (4,381 bytes)
1: ...uku]] and [[Ebisu]] in the [[Shibuya-ku]] Ward of Tokyo.
5: Serving as a trendy city of Tokyo, Shibuya is a popular district for fashion fans a...
13: ... contributing city to the greater metropolis of [[Tokyo]].
15: Shibuya was officially deemed a ward of Tokyo in [[1947]]. This followed the devastation and re...
26: ...as being extremely popular with tourists visiting Tokyo. - Mount Fuji (2,817 bytes)
1: ...[Shizuoka]] and [[Yamanashi]] Prefectures west of Tokyo and the cities of [[Gotemba]], [[Fujinomiya]], an... - Ashikaga (2,840 bytes)
1: ...) is a city in Japan located 50 miles north of [[Tokyo]]. [[Sano City]] is to the east and [[Kiryu]] is ... - Chiba (3,183 bytes)
1: ...just east-southeast of [[Tokyo]], but is on the [[Tokyo Bay]]. One of the cities main industries is expor...
5: ...]] and [[Tateyama Expressway]] connect Chiba to [[Tokyo]], [[Narita]], [[Kashima]] and [[Kisarazu]].
13: ...s and is very close to [[Tokyo Disneyland]] and [[Tokyo Disney Sea]]. These attractions often cause touri... - Echigo Yuzawa (3,361 bytes)
1: ...strict]]. Yuzawa is located 200 kilometers from [[Tokyo]] on the southern border of the Niigata Prefectur... - Fukushima (3,080 bytes)
6: ...ucted this area supplied much of the coal for the Tokyo area. Then in 1899 the Bank of Japan opened its f... - Fukuyama (3,116 bytes)
1: ...prefecture. Fukuyama is located just 4 hours from Tokyo and a little under two hours from Kyoto. The can ... - Funabashi (2,628 bytes)
1: ...Chiba prefecture]]. The city borders the [[Bay of Tokyo]] in the south and goes towards the north. [[Sanb...
3: ...as access to ports with other areas and the [[New Tokyo International Airport]] provides air links with t...
8: ...ion increased because of war evacuees coming from Tokyo. This city missed most of the bombing. Because th... - Ichikawa (1,533 bytes)
1: ...on the closeness and greater job opportunity in [[Tokyo]], residing only about thirty minutes away by tra...
3: ...for many years based on its close location to the Tokyo Bay. - Ginza (3,591 bytes)
1: ...[[Shinbashi]]. This is a central location for the Tokyo Prefecture. It has many department stores and res...
26: [[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]]
27: [[Category:Tokyo Tourist Attractions]] - Hachioji (2,886 bytes)
1: ...egion]]. The city is located 40 kilometers from [[Tokyo]] and can be easily reached from train. This area...
16: * [http://www.city.hachioji.tokyo.jp/ Hachioji Official Website] (Japanese)
17: * [http://www.city.hachioji.tokyo.jp/languages/english/index.html Hachioji Official...
20: [[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]] - Hamamatsu (3,267 bytes)
8: ... of Japan because of its equal distance between [[Tokyo]] and [[Osaka]]. Because of this they are a vital... - Kamakura (2,790 bytes)
1: ... Prefecture]]. It is 48 kilometers southwest of [[Tokyo]] and is easily accessed by railway lines. There ... - Kawaguchi (2,517 bytes)
1: ... a popular place to live and then commute back to Tokyo for work. The population has reached over 490,000... - Kawasaki (3,164 bytes)
1: ...anto Region]]. This city is part of the Greater [[Tokyo]] area. The city is only 50 kilometers away from ...
3: ... world’s major cities. The city is in between [[Tokyo]] and [[Yokohama]]. The population of the city is...
5: ...asaki coastal area plays an important role in the Tokyo bay area with industries such as steel, petrochem... - Kitakyushu (3,138 bytes)
1: ...]]. Kitakyushu is in the straight line connecting Tokyo and Shanghai, so it been a base for industrial de... - Kobe (3,373 bytes)
1: ...national destinations by land, sea or air. From [[Tokyo]] it takes an hour and 20 minutes by plane and 2 ... - Kumamoto (2,495 bytes)
1: ...d in the western part of the [[Kyushu Region]]. [[Tokyo]] is about 1 hour and 35 minutes by air and Seoul... - Kyoto (2,986 bytes)
8: ...ing the [[Imperial Restoration]]. Edo was renamed Tokyo and Kyoto was known as [[Saikyo]] for a short tim... - Maebashi (2,550 bytes)
1: ...o Region]]. The city is 100 kilometers north of [[Tokyo]], [[Gunma-gun]] to the west, [[Takasaki]] and [[... - List of Japanese movies (1,049 bytes)
45: *[[Tokyo Story]] - Shinjuku (4,357 bytes)
1: ...re foreign residents than any other city of the [[Tokyo Metropolis]].
18: ...d into Shinjuku creating the new Shinjuku city of Tokyo, Japan. At this time the areas were rezoned and m...
25: ...s home to many of the tallest buildings in all of Tokyo with a few even challenging the height of skyscra...
30: *[http://tokyomap.com/maps/tokyo/shinjuku-ku/shinjuku/ Shinjuku Map] (English)
36: *[http://www.city.shinjuku.tokyo.jp/ Shinjuku City Website] (Japanese) - Hibiya Park (2,094 bytes)
1: ...autiful park located in the [[Chiyoda Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The park is used for many events an...
10: ...e park quickly grew to one of the most popular in Tokyo.
24: ...ncluding the [[Tokyo Metro]] [[Hibiya Line]], the Tokyo-metro [[Marunouchi]] Line, the [[Chiyoda]] Line, ...
29: Hibiiya Koen 1-6, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
34: * [http://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/english/park/detail_02.html Official W... - Aki Maeda (3,309 bytes)
1: ...s '''Aki Maeda''', born on July 11, [[1985]] in [[Tokyo,]] Japan, has already made quite a name for herse... - Chofu (2,828 bytes)
1: ...ently regarded as the fourth most popular city of Tokyo, Japan.
10: Chofu was officially established as a city of Tokyo on April 1st [[1955]]. It was at this time that t...
15: ...[Jindaiji Temple]] - One of the oldest temples in Tokyo. Features a Buddha statue. Popular with tourists.
20: *[http://www.city.chofu.tokyo.jp/toppage/english/English.html Chofu Official Si...
21: *[http://www.city.chofu.tokyo.jp/ Chofu Official Site] (Japanese) - Fuchu (2,597 bytes)
1: '''Fuchu''' (府中) is a city located in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Most famous for its history of bein...
17: *[[Tokyo Racecourse]] - The Tokyo Racecourse is situated in the outer limits of the...
19: ...US. This base is one of the most important in the Tokyo area, housing both [[Japanese military]] equipmen...
22: *[http://www.city.fuchu.tokyo.jp/english/ Fuchu Official Site] (English)
23: *[http://www.city.fuchu.tokyo.jp Fuchu Official Site] (Japanese) - Fussa (2,373 bytes)
1: '''Fussa''' (福生市) is a city located in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Reports in [[2006]] show the city h...
10: ... own identity while remaining part of the greater Tokyo area.
18: *[http://www.city.fussa.tokyo.jp/englishguide/88vtda000000fzl1.html Fussa Offic...
19: *[http://www.city.fussa.tokyo.jp/index.html Fussa Official Site] (Japanese)
21: [[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]] - Hamura (2,167 bytes)
1: '''Hamura''' (羽村市) is a city of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. A report released in [[2003]] state...
12: ...including Hamura city, was reorganized into the [[Tokyo Prefecture]]. This increased city revenue and val...
14: ... government, deeming it an official city of the [[Tokyo Metropolis]]. Since this time the city has flouri...
20: *[http://www.city.hamura.tokyo.jp/ Hamura Official Site] (Japanese)
22: [[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]] - Higashikurume (1,301 bytes)
1: ...Higashikurume''' (東久留米市) is a city of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The city is populated with approxim...
6: ... finally established as an official city of the [[Tokyo Prefecture]] in [[October]] of [[1970]]. It was a...
11: Most visitors find the close location to Tokyo key when combining the big cities features with t...
17: [[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]] - Higashimurayama (1,825 bytes)
1: ...'Higashimurayama''' (東村山市) is a city of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] located in northern part of the metr...
8: ...a was officially established as a municipality of Tokyo in [[1964]]. At this time the government was orga...
16: *[http://www.city.higashimurayama.tokyo.jp/~kakukaweb/018100/city_guide/english/english_t...
18: *[http://www.city.higashimurayama.tokyo.jp/ Higashimurayama Official Site] (Japanese)
21: [[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]] - Higashiyamato (2,736 bytes)
1: ...]], [[Japan]] located in the northern part of the Tokyo area. An approximate 80,000 people currently resi...
3: ...some residents, approximately half an hour from [[Tokyo University]], has put the city on the map as one ...
17: ...for years but first originated in another city of Tokyo after [[WWII]].
25: [[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]] - Hino (2,552 bytes)
1: ...ea. Hino is ranked the 6th largest city in all of Tokyo, Japan.
14: Now Hino is working to increase its popularity in Tokyo as it puts special plans into place. While the ci...
26: [[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]] - Ikebukuro (3,567 bytes)
1: ...]], Ikebukuro is one of the youth culture hubs of Tokyo. [[Ikebukuro Station]] is a major stop on the [[J...
3: ...e of the most popular tourist districts in all of Tokyo. Its key location has driven this success as it i...
12: ...nce the establishment of the official district in Tokyo, Ikebukuro has flourished and become an internati...
33: [[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods]]
34: [[Category:Tokyo Tourist Attractions]] - Anna Tsuchiya (3,354 bytes)
3: Born into a Japanese/Russian-American family in [[Tokyo]], Japan on March 11, [[1984]], Anna Tsuchiya was... - Guitar Wolf (4,155 bytes)
5: Guitar Wolf played clubs and events around [[Tokyo]], and recorded a track for a garage rock compila...
13: Billy/Bass Wolf died in Tokyo on March 31, [[2005]], from a heart attack at the... - The Back Horn (2,201 bytes)
1: ... Horn''' is a [[JRock]] band that was formed in [[Tokyo]] in [[1998]]. They are renowned for their live s... - Scarf (922 bytes)
1: ...s a three piece indie Japanese pop/rock band from Tokyo. The band has been compared to other pop/emo [[JR... - Judy and Mary (3,033 bytes)
9: ... broke up in March 2001 following a final show at Tokyo Dome. - Thee Michelle Gun Elephant (2,363 bytes)
3: ...[[live house]] in the [[Shimokitazawa]] area of [[Tokyo]]. Their first major release, Wonder Style, came ... - Shimokitazawa (1,375 bytes)
1: ...沢), sometimes called Shimokita, is an area of [[Tokyo]] which attracts young people and music fans from...
13: *[http://www.jnto.go.jp/eng/location/regional/tokyo/shimokita.html Japan National Tourist Association...
16: [[Category:Tokyo Neighborhoods|Shimokitazawa]]
17: [[Category:Tokyo Tourist Attractions]] - City Hunter (3,070 bytes)
5: ..."XYZ" on the blackboard of the train station in [[Tokyo]]. There are other characters that reappear frequ... - Clamp School Detectives (2,958 bytes)
17: ...re is a tie-in from other Clamp mangas, such as [[Tokyo Babylon]], to the Clamp campus. - Comic Party (3,102 bytes)
46: ...actually Comic Party convention that happens in [[Tokyo]] once a year. Hundreds of Comic Party fans dress... - Maximum The Hormone (2,406 bytes)
3: The band was formed in [[1998]] in the [[Tokyo]] suburbs by vocalist Daisuke Tsuda and female dr... - Mushishi (3,057 bytes)
1: ...t direction and best television series at the 5th Tokyo Anime award competition in 2006. The manga starte... - Rurouni Kenshin (2,832 bytes)
5: ...mura Kenshin]]. Kenshin meets [[Kamiya Kaoru]] in Tokyo. Kaoru is in search of a man whom he has been tol... - Tokyo Babylon (2,853 bytes)
1: ...was also created from the series and was called [[Tokyo Babylon 1999]]. At this point it has not been rel...
5: The series is set in [[Tokyo]]. In the series, Tokyo has become a terrible place that is covered with ...
7: Tokyo Babylon is told in two separate parts. Part one f... - Matsudo (2,118 bytes)
1: ...orthwest of the Chiba Prefecture and it borders [[Tokyo]] along the [[Edo River]]. The population of the ...
5: ...people moved to this area and commuted to work in Tokyo. Because of this the shift from primary industrie...
10: ... used as a change over point for the road between Tokyo and [[Mito]].
14: ...owth eventually turned this area into a suburb of Tokyo. - Harajuku Bridge (1,984 bytes)
1: ...r the train tracks near [[Harajuku Station]] in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
16: [[Category:Tokyo Tourist Attractions]] - Naohiro Ukawa (2,209 bytes)
3: ...o solo exhibitions in Japan have been held at the Tokyo contemporary gallery [[Nanzuka Underground]]. Nao...
9: *2002 Jam Exhibition - [[Opera City Gallery]] - Tokyo, Japan
10: *2002 Urbanlenz - [[Tn.Probe]] - Tokyo, Japan
11: *2003 No Breath - [[Yasu Gallery]] - Tokyo, Japan
16: ...e And Material Safety Law - Nanzuka Underground - Tokyo, Japan - Chobits (3,190 bytes)
7: ...is taking courses at Seki prep school in downtown Tokyo. Hideki’s fondest wish is to have a girlfriend,... - Battle Vixens (3,142 bytes)
7: ...] is a transfer student who recently moved into [[Tokyo]]. It becomes clear that she is meant to try to u... - 20th Century Boys (2,981 bytes)
19: ...y dream about a giant robot that comes to destroy Tokyo. A boy named Fukubei follows them and finds the s... - Akira (2,907 bytes)
17: ... so chose. Akira winds up accidentally destroying Tokyo and starting World War III. He ends up being froz... - Alice Academy (3,018 bytes)
5: ...ansferred to Alice Academy, a special school in [[Tokyo]] that only accepts genius children. Mikan decide... - Yuu Watase (2,943 bytes)
1: ...til she was an adult, and then chose to move to [[Tokyo]] in order to become a professional mangaka. Her ... - Clamp (3,038 bytes)
3: ...ul piece of manga work. A movie was created about Tokyo Babylon, but the women weren’t through yet. The...
5: ...published in 1993 and became almost as popular as Tokyo Babylon. The series was turned into an anime as w... - Japanese fashion (2,499 bytes)
3: ...round the [[Shibuya]] and [[Harajuku]] areas of [[Tokyo]], with some influential shops also located in [[...
5: ...labels based in the Harajuku and Shibuya areas of Tokyo.
21: ...ional brand in Japan. The major shopping areas of Tokyo and other major Japanese cities are lined with br... - Katsuhiro Otomo (2,930 bytes)
3: ...xposing the numerous bad things that occur in the Tokyo evening, including sex, drugs, and rock and roll.... - Nakayoshi (5,721 bytes)
188: *[[Tokyo Mew Mew ]] - Osamu Tezuka (2,917 bytes)
3: ... some of the larger publishers in the industry in Tokyo. Their interest is what helped to take him from t... - Shojo Comic (1,380 bytes)
8: *[[Tokyo Juliet]] - Yukito Kishiro (2,662 bytes)
1: ...apan. Kishiro grew up in [[Chiba]], but headed to Tokyo to become a mangaka. His dream became true when h... - Love Hina (3,200 bytes)
3: ...ers that he promised to meet her, as an adult, at Tokyo University, and he is determined to do so. Unfort...
9: ...es at the Hinata Inn and is studying to enter the Tokyo University. She is easily prompted to violence an...
11: ...eitaro. She, too, has failed the entrance exam to Tokyo University and has decided to take a vacation to ... - Akira (anime) (3,127 bytes)
5: ...According to the story, World War III destroyed [[Tokyo]] in [[1988]]. In the beginning of the movie, Kan...
7: ...ad been studying, caused the blast that destroyed Tokyo.
9: ...ree of the hospital and starts to move around Neo-Tokyo, creating destruction every where he goes. Kaneda... - End of Evangelion (2,793 bytes)
5: ...remely uncomfortable with. The city they live in, Tokyo-3, winds up becoming devastated, and members of t... - Memories of Teardrops (3,050 bytes)
5: ...Taeko is a 27-year-old who has grown up living in Tokyo. One day she is sitting at work and realizes that...
7: ...e was in elementary school. She grew up living in Tokyo and always wished that she could take trips into ... - Swallowtail Butterfly (Movie) (2,959 bytes)
7: Yentown is a type of ghetto and resembles Tokyo, Japan. In the start of the movie a 16 year old n... - Tokyo Story (2,850 bytes)
1: ...es to do so in a heartfelt and sympathetic way. ''Tokyo Story'' is only one of a series of movies that fo...
5: ...own that the parents live in. When they arrive in Tokyo they are surprised at their reception. Their daug...
7: ...rowds so they change their minds and head back to Tokyo.
15: ...udents regularly study Ozu’s work, especially ''Tokyo Story'', to try to emulate his style of filming, ... - All About Lily Chou-Chou (2,902 bytes)
7: ...this new turn of events and decides to run off to Tokyo to see a Lily Chou-Chou concert for himself. Whil... - Battle Royale (Movie) (3,018 bytes)
5: Shuya Nanahara is a young boy who lives in [[Tokyo]]. His background is sad, as his mother has aband... - Floating Weeds (3,050 bytes)
1: ...is responsible for many famous movies including [[Tokyo Spring]] and [[The End Of Summer]]. Cinematograph... - Godzilla (2,967 bytes)
11: Godzilla heads to Tokyo where he causes massive amounts of destruction an... - Aio Miyazaki (2,789 bytes)
1: Japanese actress [[Aoi Miyazaki]] was born in [[Tokyo]], Japan on November 30, [[1985]], a sister to he... - Aoi Yuu (3,560 bytes)
25: ...2003) as Mami Ezawa, “Ichiban Taisetsuna Date ~ Tokyo no Sora, Shanghai no Yume” (2004), “Yonimo Ki... - Arata (2,245 bytes)
1: ...uru raifu'' ([[After Life]]). Arata was born in [[Tokyo]], Japan, on September 15, [[1974]], and is now 3... - Asaka Seto (1,857 bytes)
29: * [[Tokyo daigaku monogatari]] - Ayumi Ito (2,041 bytes)
1: ...'Ayumi Ito''' was born on April 14, [[1980]] in [[Tokyo]], Japan under the star sign of Aries. She is a p... - Eiji Okada (5,992 bytes)
59: ...]] (1962) a.k.a. Rififi a Tokyo, a.k.a. Rififi in Tokyo - Erika Okuda (718 bytes)
1: ...y 24, [[1981]] under the star sign of Pisces in [[Tokyo]], Japan. Erika Okuda started her career as an ac...
9: * [[Tôkyô zonbi]] (2005) a.k.a. Tokyo Zombie - Hiroyuki Sanada (5,245 bytes)
1: ...i Sanada''' was born on October 12, [[1960]] in [[Tokyo]], Japan as Hiroyuki Shimosawa. He was married to... - Sofia Coppola (884 bytes)
1: ...movie [[Lost in Translation]], which was set in [[Tokyo]]. - Takashi Murakami (7,869 bytes)
1: ...'' (村上隆) is a [[Japanese artist]] born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] in [[1963]]. Arguably the most well-...
5: ...rt fair. The first ten Geisai events were held at Tokyo, Japan and feature mostly Japanese artists. The e...
8: ...inting Course from [[Tokyo National University]], Tokyo, Japan
9: ... of Fine Arts from [[Tokyo National University]], Tokyo, Japan
10: ... of Fine Arts from [[Tokyo National University]], Tokyo, Japan for his dissertation 'The meaning of the n... - The Viridi-anne (933 bytes)
9: * Tokyo, Japan - Tomoaki Okaniwa (390 bytes)
1: ...apan]] and studied fine art and oil-painting at [[Tokyo Zoukei University]]. In [[2001]], Okaniwa launche... - Tama (2,508 bytes)
1: ... of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] currently serving as the Tokyo metropolis’s largest residential district. The ...
22: *[http://www.city.tama.tokyo.jp/ Official Site] (Japanese)
23: *[http://www.city.tama.tokyo.jp/life/seikatsu/living_guide/index.htm Official ...
26: [[Category:Cities of Tokyo]] - Ken Mitsuishi (3,257 bytes)
30: * [[Tokyo Noir]] (2004)
54: * [[Tokyo Eyes]] (1998) aka Tokyo Eyes - Koichi Sato (2,846 bytes)
1: ...hi Sato''' was born on December 10, [[1960]] in [[Tokyo]], Japan under the star sign of Sagittarius. Koic...
27: === Tokyo International Film Festival === - Kyoko Kishida (6,385 bytes)
1: ...was born on April 29, [[1930]] in [[Suginami]], [[Tokyo]], Japan and died of respiratory failure caused b...
42: * [[Yoshiwara enjo]] (1987) aka Tokyo Bordello
93: * [[Tokyo yawa]] (1961) aka The Diplomat's Mansion - Masahiro Motoki (3,543 bytes)
56: ...[[Shiko funjatta]]; a Best Actor award from the [[Tokyo International Film Festival]] for [[Last Song]] i... - Miho Nakayama (2,887 bytes)
3: She was born in [[Koganei]], [[Tokyo]] in Japan on March 1, [[1970]], and is known as ...
5: ...opping in [[Harajuku]], a popular teen hangout in Tokyo—this led to her J-pop and acting debut in [[198... - Miyazawa Rie (3,955 bytes)
1: ...early 20s. Rie was born on April 6, [[1973]] in [[Tokyo]], Japan, where she was raised by only her mother... - Nao Omori (3,666 bytes)
3: Nao Omori was born on February 19, [[1972]] in [[Tokyo]], Japan, and stands at five feet, 10 inches tall... - Renji Ishibashi (3,131 bytes)
7: ...g of Billy the Kid]] (1986), [[Shuto shoshitsu]] (Tokyo Blackout, 1987), [[Akutoku no sakae]] (1988), [[S...
11: ...tress Brittany Murphy as a girl stranded alone in Tokyo after breaking up with her boyfriend, and [[Sukiy... - Riki Takeuchi (3,096 bytes)
33: * [[Tokyo Mafia: Yakuza Blood]] (1997) (V)
36: * [[Tokyo Mafia: Battle for Shinjuku]] (1996)
38: * [[Tokyo Mafia 2]] (1995) .... Ginya Yabuki
39: * [[Tokyo Mafia]] (1995) .... Ginya Yabuki - Ryuhei Matsuda (2,939 bytes)
1: ... “Taboo” in English). The actor was born in [[Tokyo]], Japan, on May 9, [[1983]], and is known as the... - Sakichi Sato (3,300 bytes)
3: ...cess of the [[2005]] film [[Tôkyô zonbi]] aka ''Tokyo Zombie'', which he both wrote and directed. He a...
22: * [[Tôkyô zonbi]] (2005) ... aka Tokyo Zombie (International: English title)
36: * [[Tôkyô zonbi]] (2005) aka Tokyo Zombie (International: English title) - Satoshi Tsumabuki (3,798 bytes)
3: ... in the American film [[The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift]], where he played a character called “Ex...
18: * [[The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift]] (2006) .... Exceedingly Handsome Guy - Shido Nakamura (3,017 bytes)
3: ... Nakamura''' was born September 14, [[1972]] in [[Tokyo]], Japan, with the birth name Mikihiko Ogawa. In... - Takeshi Masada (1,342 bytes)
1: ...Wako Works of Art]] in the [[Shinjuku]] area of [[Tokyo]] in October 2007 and the show was completely sol...
11: * Waco Works of Art - Tokyo - 2007
14: * NADiff - Tokyo - 2007
15: * Wako Works of Art - Tokyo - 2006
17: * Wako Works of Art - Tokyo - 2005 - Sho Aikawa (5,757 bytes)
18: ...nbi]] (2005) (as Shô Aikawa) .... Mitsuo ... aka Tokyo Zombie (International: English title)
24: * [[Tokyo wankei: Destiny of love]] (2004) TV Series .... K...
61: ...hinsekai]] (1994) .... Jiro ... aka A New Love in Tokyo - Shun Oguri (3,087 bytes)
1: '''Shun Oguri''' was born in [[Tokyo]], Japan on December 26, [[1982]]. He has been a... - Shunji Fujimura (2,802 bytes)
41: ** ... aka Tokyo Heaven (International: English title) - Tadanobu Asano (5,518 bytes)
18: ** ... aka Tokyo Zombie (International: English title)
79: * [[Tokyo biyori]] (1997) - Takao Osawa (3,021 bytes)
3: ...akao Osawa''' was born on March 11, [[1968]] in [[Tokyo]], Japan. He has acted in numerous movies and te... - Takeshi Kitano (4,131 bytes)
1: ...ese actor]]. He was born on January 18, 1947 in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. He often goes by the stage name ...
33: * Tokyo Eyes (1998) .... Yakusa
34: ... aka Tokyo Eyes (France) - Milk Cafe (1,140 bytes)
1: ...he [[Harajuku]] neighborhood of [[Shibuya-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. it is located on [[Onden]] Shopping...
8: |AddressEnglish=6-13-7 Jingumae 1F, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0000
23: [[Category:Tokyo Restaurants|Milk Cafe]]
26: [[Category:Cafes and Tea Shops in Tokyo|Milk Cafe]] - Kowloon (1,627 bytes)
1: ...he [[Harajuku]] neighborhood of [[Shibuya-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. It is owned by the Takashige Group,...
10: |AddressEnglish=2-1-8 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-0051
25: [[Category:Tokyo Restaurants|Kowloon]]
28: [[Category:Chinese Restaurants in Tokyo|Kowloon]] - Tomorowo Taguchi (9,256 bytes)
81: * Tokyo gomi onna (2000) .... Master of Cafe
83: ... aka Tokyo Garbage Girl
84: ... aka Tokyo Trash Baby (International: English title)
131: * Tokyo biyori (1997)
164: * Tokyo Fist (1995) .... Tattoo Master - Yoji Tanaka (4,930 bytes)
84: ** ... aka Tokyo Elegy (USA: DVD box title) - Undercover (3,927 bytes)
4: ... on to be featured at major fashion shows in both Tokyo and Paris.
6: ...s a part of a Sex Pistols cover band called the [[Tokyo Sex Pistols]].
8: ...akahashi was seeing his designs on the catwalk in Tokyo. A new shop called "Nowhere LTD" was opened after...
22: * 1994 - First Undercover collection is shown in Tokyo.
30: *Tokyo, japan - List of Japanese politicians (675 bytes)
12: ...Wiki name: Default wiki name)(Tokyo name: Default tokyo name)(Categories ids: 0)[/mapLine2007101317168] - Nogawa Park (1,740 bytes)
1: ...Nogawa Park''' is located in [[Mitaka]] City of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The park is very large with an esti...
8: ...cated and the ICU decided to gift the land to the Tokyo area. Thus, Nogawa Park was born.
18: ...essible various ways including both subways and [[Tokyo rail]] lines. If traveling to the [[Shin-koganei ...
23: Osawa 6-4-1, Mitaka city, Tokyo
28: * [http://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/english/park/detail_03.html Official s... - Kou Shibasaki (2,024 bytes)
1: ... Shibasaki''' was born on August 5, [[1981]] in [[Tokyo]], Japan. Her real name is [[Yukie Yamamura]], an...
42: * [[Tokyo Trash Baby]] (2000)
43: * [[Tokyo Raiders]] (2000) - N.Hoolywood (2,713 bytes)
9: Obana's N.Hoolywood label made its debut in [[Tokyo]] in [[2002]]. Ever since then, it has been risin...
14: ...] (which is also Obana's nickname), is located in Tokyo just off [[Omotesando Dori]], behind [[Omotesando...
18: *Shibuya-ku, Tokyo - Chisato Tsumori (4,333 bytes)
7: ...Miyake]], Tsumori has propelled to the top of the Tokyo fashion world through hard work and talent. Her d...
9: ...m hard at work," is what Tsumori told Metropolis Tokyo magazine. After she had graduated from the presti...
24: ...n [[Asia]]. The brand has two flagship shops in [[Tokyo]], one in [[Kobe]] and Tsumori launched her first... - Japanese pop culture (4,136 bytes)
5: *[[Harajuku]] (neighborhood of Tokyo)
13: *[[Shibuya]] (neighborhood of Tokyo)
52: *[[List of Tokyo concert venues]] - Japanese travel (5,010 bytes)
5: ...and the largest city in the world by far. Outside Tokyo however, there are a number of popular destinatio...
9: *[[Tokyo]]
37: *[[Tokyo ]]
75: ...spot of Odaiba and Tokyo Disneyland. Just outside Tokyo is Mount Fuji and a number of natural landmarks. ...
87: ...ree different company’s trains, including Toei, Tokyo Metro, and JR East. - Tatsushi "Tabo" Kagaya (1,819 bytes)
1: ...t much of his life in Hong Kong. He was born in [[Tokyo]] in [[1964]] and died in Japan in [[2006]]. At t...
4: *Moved to Hong Kong from Tokyo, [[Japan]] as a teenager to work for his father's... - Lad Musician (2,018 bytes)
7: ...originally inspired him. The popularity of this [[Tokyo]]-based brand has perpetuated a new trend in Japa... - World Wide Love (3,275 bytes)
5: World Wide Love opened their first shop in [[Tokyo]]'s [[Harajuku]] neighborhood in 1993. In [[1994]...
18: ...as their own stand alone shops scattered around [[Tokyo]] and other Japanese cities. At this time, it is ... - Girls Bars (1,446 bytes)
5: ...fessional hostesses that staff hostess clubs in [[Tokyo]] and other cities. Some Japanese men say that th...
6: * Because of changing laws in Tokyo, as part of governor [[Shintaro Ishihara]]'s crac... - Japanese nightlife (1,219 bytes)
1: ...estaurants]] to more adult-themed activities in [[Tokyo]]'s [[red light district]].
46: * Tokyo
54: * [[Tokyo nightlife]] - Sightseeing in Japan (2,139 bytes)
3: ...rs visit to hit the famous bars and nightclubs in Tokyo. In fact, there are so many different places that...
6: ...ople come to Japan to visit the city centers of [[Tokyo]] and [[Osaka]], including the [[shopping]] and [...
9: ...he ancient mountain top retreat of [[Koyasan]], [[Tokyo Castle]], the ancient ruins scattered throughout ...
12: ...Fuji]], the [[snow monkeys]] of [[Nagano]], the [[Tokyo Zoo]] in [[Ueno]], the beautiful beaches of Okina...
18: * [[:Category:Tokyo Tourist Attractions|Tokyo Tourist Attractions]] - Sunao Kuwahara (2,467 bytes)
11: The sunaokuwahara brand has a flagship shop in Tokyo and some of their clothing is available at select...
16: *Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0033 - Gothic lolita (1,549 bytes)
1: ... subculture popular in the [[Harajuku]] area of [[Tokyo]]. Popular Gothic lolita clothing brands include ... - Limi Feu (1,451 bytes)
1: ...women]], and her runway models are usually from [[Tokyo]].
8: ...cased her designs only in [[Japan]], usually at [[Tokyo Fashion Week]]. In 2007, she made her internation...
13: **Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0034
18: **Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001 - Ato Matsumoto (889 bytes)
4: ...o founded his now famous fashion brand, ato, in [[Tokyo]] in [[1993]]. - Ato (fashion brand) (1,253 bytes)
5: * 1994 - First fashion show for the brand in Tokyo.
8: * 2003 - Expanded selection at the Tokyo Women's Collection.
12: ato has a shop in the [[Aoyama]] area of [[Tokyo]]. ato clothing and sneakers are also available a...
17: * Minoto-ku, Tokyo, Japan - Plastic Tree (1,748 bytes)
1: ...with a beautiful performance at Nippon Budokan in Tokyo. After fifteen years of making music together th... - Yoyogi Park (2,296 bytes)
1: ...) is a large public park in the Harajuku area of Tokyo, Japan. The park is located near [[Harajuku Stati...
3: Yoyogi Park is the largest park in [[Tokyo]] if you include the area of nearby Meiji Jingu S...
34: ...tokyo-park.or.jp/english/park_detail2.html#yoyogi Tokyo Official Website Yoyogi Info]
36: [[Category:Tokyo Parks]] - Fuji Rock (3,440 bytes)
4: ...ut to be a problem so the festival was moved to [[Tokyo]] for it's second year in [[1998]]. Finally, in [...
10: ... appeared were The Cure, The Chemical Brothers, [[Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra]], The Beastie Boys, and M...
13: ... a little over 30 minutes. The fastest train from Tokyo to the city of [[Echigo Yuzawa]] takes about an h... - Cosplay (2,838 bytes)
5: ...bs. However, there are a number of locations in [[Tokyo]] and other cities where teenagers might gather i...
7: ...is the semi-annual [[Comiket]] convention held in Tokyo during the summer and winter each year. Hundreds ... - Cafe Master (1,002 bytes)
1: ...The site features photographs and text reviews of Tokyo cafes as well as data on the capacity of the cafe...
3: ...ossible. Cafe Master attempts to help the sizable Tokyo "cafe crowd" stay informed and in touch with thei...
11: [[Category:Tokyo websites]] - Tokyoites (217 bytes)
1: ...' is a term used to describe people who live in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The term is used the same as "New Y...
3: [[Category:Tokyo]] - Aqua City (940 bytes)
1: ...ople). The location of Aqua City on the edge of [[Tokyo Bay]] allows visitors a nice view of the [[Rainbo...
6: * Tokyo, Japan
11: * Six minute walk from the [[Tokyo Teleport Station]] on the [[Rinkai]] Line.
18: [[Category:Tokyo shopping malls]]
20: [[Category:Tokyo tourism]] - On/Off (1,222 bytes)
23: * [[Tokyo Ghost Trip]] (東京ゴーストトリップ) (20... - Issey Miyake (3,664 bytes)
1: ...oth [[Paris]] and [[New York]]. Upon returning to Tokyo in 1970, he founded the origin of his current fas...
4: ...l location in the [[Puzzle Aoyama]] building in [[Tokyo, Japan]]. The first overseas Issey Miyake shop wa... - United Bamboo (3,388 bytes)
9: ...ly popular in their native and original home of [[Tokyo, Japan]] where reimagined Western style is becomi...
11: ...ection of experimental music tracks from downtown Tokyo musicians, compiled and organized by Hirsham Baro...
14: ...n opened in mid-September of 2003 in the heart of Tokyo, Japan and was designed by famed architect, Vito ...
18: *Shibuya-ku Tokyo 150-0033
26: *Shibuya-ku Tokyo 150-0001 - Uniqlo (4,008 bytes)
7: ...ned in [[1998]] in the midst of [[Harajuku]] in [[Tokyo]] and was soon present in many of Japan’s major...
16: *Japan – 703 (99 in Tokyo) - Junya Watanabe (3,099 bytes)
4: ...anabe attended the [[Bunka Fashion College]] in [[Tokyo]], graduating in [[1984]] and starting his appren... - H.NAOTO (2,965 bytes)
4: ... aand attended the [[Bunka Fashion College]] in [[Tokyo]], Japan. After graduating, he joined S-inc in [[... - Final Home (3,223 bytes)
8: ...ize at the 21st Contemporary Art Exhibit at the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum[[ in [[1992]], and has pr... - Comme des Garcons (3,808 bytes)
5: ...cons was started in [[1969]] by Rei Kawakubo in [[Tokyo]], Japan and later incorporated as a company in [... - Angelic Pretty (3,752 bytes)
19: ...bsite. Store locations include the main shop in [[Tokyo]]’s [[Harajuku]] Fashion District, as well as a...
25: *Shibuya-ku, Tokyo - LaForet (2,851 bytes)
1: ... department store]] in the [[Harajuku]] area of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. LaForet is home to the shops of man...
18: * Tokyo 150-0001
25: [[Category:Tokyo Department Stores]] - Education From Young Machines (571 bytes)
1: ...ied by the [[Loveless]] boutique in [[Aoyama]], [[Tokyo]]. Education From Young Machines clothing line in... - Takuya angel (2,822 bytes)
4: ...panese culture. He immediately opened his shop in Tokyo and started producing clothing that allowed him t...
18: *Tokyo 150-0001 - Shu uemura (3,331 bytes)
4: .... When he was first able to, he enrolled in the [[Tokyo Beauty Academy]] as the only male student in a cl...
10: ...g of a boutique in the [[Omotesando District]] of Tokyo. The name was officially changed to Shu Uemura co...
14: ...2007, Shu Uemura died of pneumonia in his home of Tokyo. He was 79 years old at the time. The funeral was...
19: .... These demonstrations would usually be held in [[Tokyo]], New York, or London. He used these demonstrati... - Kodansha (4,000 bytes)
1: ...Japan]], currently headquartered in [[Bunkyo]], [[Tokyo]]. They produce a wide variety of popular manga m...
6: ...as business ties with Disney, and is a sponsor of Tokyo Disneyland.
17: *[[Tokyo Isshukan]] – Biweekly
82: *2-12-21 Otowa, Bunkyo-ku Tokyo 112-8001 - Hiroaki Ohya (2,995 bytes)
1: ...'Hiroaki Ohya''' is the creator and name of the [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] based fashion label OHYA. His work h...
21: *Shibuya, Tokyo
23: *Tokyo 150-0041
30: [[Category:Prefectures of Japan|Tokyo]]
31: [[Category:Japanese Cities|Tokyo]] - FRUiTS Magazine (3,484 bytes)
1: ...hs from throughout the [[Harajuku District]] of [[Tokyo]] highlighting many different fashion trends and ...
4: ... of the stylistic and eclectic street fashions in Tokyo. The magazine quickly became highly popular in Ja... - Eri Utsugi (3,351 bytes)
4: Eri Utsugi was born in [[Tokyo]], Japan in [[1966]] and attended the Apparel Des...
22: *Aoyama, Tokyo
25: *Tokyo 107-0061
30: *[http://www.tokyoclassified.com/tokyo/442/fashion.asp Feature Article about Eri Utsugi] - Tokyo Girls Collection (4,729 bytes)
1: ...kyo Girls Collection''' (TGC) is a twice annual [[Tokyo]] fashion event first launched in [[2005]]. The e...
6: The TGC has been held mostly in Tokyo, but in [[2007]] was held in both [[Yokohama]] an...
8: ... August 7, 2005, [[Yoyogi National Stadium]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
12: ...mmer – March 11, 2006, Yoyogi National Stadium, Tokyo, Japan.
16: ...r – September 3, 2006, Yoyogi National Stadium, Tokyo, Japan. - Taishi Nobukuni (3,295 bytes)
6: ...2005]]. Since 2005, Nobukuni has presented in the Tokyo Collection twice a year and has continually worke...
14: ... 2006 Collection during [[Japan Fashion Week]] in Tokyo saw the introduction of dogs, sheep, and a falcon... - Ritsuko Shirahama (2,934 bytes)
1: ...a Japanese women’s clothing line based out of [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. The line has long been well known f...
4: Ritsuko Shirahama was born in [[Tokyo]] in [[1956]] and studied English and American Li...
6: ...n [[1999]], her flagship store in [[Daikanyama]], Tokyo was opened and remains a focal point of her compa...
18: *Shibuya-ku, Tokyo - Nobu Kitamura (2,285 bytes)
4: * Kitamura was born in [[Tokyo]] in [[1962]].
5: * While in high school in Tokyo he got into the late 70's New York punk and New W...
8: * He graduated from [[Tokyo Mode Gakuen]] with a degree in fashion design in ...
10: ...[Harajuku]] and that popularity spread throughout Tokyo.
17: ...lation]] are based on her experiences partying in Tokyo with Kitamura. The designer also has a brief came... - United Arrows (3,014 bytes)
1: ...fashion label and clothing company based out of [[Tokyo]]. The company has grown since its inception in [...
4: ... was founded in October of 1989 in [[Shibuya]], [[Tokyo]]. In that same year, the company opened its firs...
10: ...ued to grow as it reached the first page of the [[Tokyo Stock Exchange]] in 2002 and started opening betw... - KERA Magazine (3,441 bytes)
4: ...ondon, Berlin, New York, and other districts of [[Tokyo]]. While at first a bimonthly publication, KERA h... - Shibuya 109 (2,791 bytes)
1: ...yo]] Malls Development group, a company under the Tokyo Group.
6: ...A second store, dubbed Shibuya 109-2 also sits in Tokyo, opposite [[Seibu]]. Today, both stores are well ...
9: ...ome to be the gathering place for young people in Tokyo. Located near Shibuya station, Shibuya 109 is uni...
14: ...label throughout Japan, with three of the five in Tokyo.
16: *Shibuya 109 (Shibuya, Tokyo) - April 1979 - Hiroko Koshino (2,977 bytes)
4: ...a designer was in the Komatsu Department Store in Tokyo as a designer. She started her own label, Hiroko ... - Peach John (3,291 bytes)
4: ... Noguchi]] and her husband [[Shoji Noguchi]] in [[Tokyo]]. Their first business model acted as a mail ord... - Yohji Yamamoto (3,334 bytes)
4: ...was introduced in [[1972]] and was first shown in Tokyo in [[1977]]. Y’s for Men was started in [[1979]...
28: *[[Aoyama]], Tokyo
30: *Tokyo 107-0062 - Non-No Magazine (3,211 bytes)
7: Shueisha is a large [[Tokyo]] based publisher that currently publishes a wide... - Sex Pot Revenge (3,052 bytes)
1: ...se]] clothing line based out of [[Harajuku]] in [[Tokyo]], Japan. The brand focuses on providing clothing...
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