Top Things to do in Nihonbashi
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Things to do in Nihonbashi, Kanto: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Nihonbashi, Japan including Nihombashi Diamond Bldg., Idaten Son, Nihonbashi Bridge, Nihombashi Takashimaya S.C., Kirin Statue, Nipponkoku Doro Gempyo, Edo Bridge, Peace Bell, Cocoshiga, Nihombashi Pier.
1. Nihombashi Diamond Bldg.
2. Idaten Son
3. Nihonbashi Bridge
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4.0 based on 790 reviews
The OIRAN Experience Tokyo This is the Photo Studio which you can enjoy photography in the KIMONO of OIRAN. We provide not only the wearing KIMONO but also the hair&make-up and the photo shooting of professional photographer(Around 20 cut).This is the service to be able to enjoy easily in abut 90 minutes. Let's enjoy the OIRAN photography!! ＊It is impossible to be outside the studio with KIMONO dress. Only photo shooting in this studio. Presented by Photo Graphico Photo Studio
Reviewed By hktn2020 - Tokyo, Japan
This famous stone bridge is the birthplace of Tokyo. Built in 1603, the bridge was declared the starting point of 5 key routes across Japan. Even today, seven national roads are measured from here. A metal plate in the road marks the exact spot where all distances are measured. The bridge is decorated auspiciously with statues of mythical Kirin creatures.
4. Nihombashi Takashimaya S.C.
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4.0 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By deckchairtraveller - Sydney, Australia
It's not too far a walk from Yaesu (east) station entrance. It was opened in 1933 and in the 'Art Deco' style. Try the elevator with a lass (white gloves n' hat) operating it and explaining to all on-board what's on each floor. The when I asked for a photo of the elevator's controls, she explained in detail, "the date it opened and the Otis built in USA lift"
5. Kirin Statue
6. Nipponkoku Doro Gempyo
7. Edo Bridge
8. Peace Bell
9. Cocoshiga
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3.5 based on 24 reviews
10. Nihombashi Pier
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3.5 based on 8 reviews
Nihonbashi is linked by the Nihonbashi River to some of Tokyo's major waterways, including the Kanda River and the Sumida River, each with its own character and each offering a variety of excursions.
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