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Daiba, Kiyosumi Area
Tokyo Big Sight, etc
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This museum offers experience- based exhibitions for visitors fascinatd by the science and mathematics of daily life. Visitors can enjoy valuable experiences different from school curricula.
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Daiba, Kiyosumi Area
- Nippon-Kagaku-Miraikan, etc
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The museum offers hands-on exhibitions under the themes of space, human being, and information society. Visitors can enjoy the experience of learning about cutting-edge science technology.
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Daiba, Kiyosumi Area
Photo provided by the Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association.
- Fuji-Terebi
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Odaiba Marine Park offers two routes. The Hamarikyu and Asakusa route sails through TOKYO SKYTREE® and Tokyo Tower while enjoying views of the bridges spanning the Sumida River. The Kasai Rinkai Park route offers a distant view of Tokyo Gate Bridge. The top of the upper deck provides a 360-degree panoramic view of the city.
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Daiba, Kiyosumi Area
- Kasai-Rinkai-Kōen sta, etc
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This giant Ferris wheel can be found inside Kasai Rinkai Park in the Tokyo Bay area. At 117 meters above the ground, you can see Mount Fuji on a clear day.
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Daiba, Kiyosumi Area
Kasai Station- Kasai Sta.
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This is a hands-on museum where visitors can learn the history and latest technologies of the subway system by looking, touching, and operating. The museum also has a simulator for experiencing the operation of train.
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Daiba, Kiyosumi Area
Restored Nakagawa Bansyo ship guard station (3F)
Higashi-ojima Station- Daigo-ōjima-Shōgakkō, etc
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Featuring dioramas, this museum is situated on the site of a guard station that was built in the early Edo period to control the comings and goings of vessels into and out of Edo. It introduces the history of river transportation.
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Daiba, Kiyosumi Area
Photo provided by the Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association
- Kiyosumi-shirakawa Station
- Kiyosumi-shirakawa Station
- Kiyosumi-Teien, etc
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The construction of this garden began in 1878 by Yataro Iwasaki, who was a founding father of the Mitsubishi Group. Beautiful stones from all over Japan are placed in a circuit-style garden with trees and ponds, which are representative of gardens of the Meiji era.
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Daiba, Kiyosumi Area
- Kiyosumi-shirakawa Station
- Kiyosumi-shirakawa Station
- Kiyosumi-Teien, etc
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The museum encourages visitors to learn about the lives of ordinary people in the early 18th century. It has an actual-size reproduction of the city streets from Fukagawa Saga Town.
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Daiba, Kiyosumi Area
*Basho statue at the Bashoan Viewing Japanese Garden.
- Kiyosumi-shirakawa Station
- Morishita Station
- Takabashi, etc
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The museum is dedicated to the world-famous haiku poet, Matsuo Basho, and is located in Fukagawa, where Matsuo Basho lived. This museum displays valuable materials related to Basho and the haiku culture.
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