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The Hokuriku area including Echizen, Fukui Prefecture, and Kaga, Ishikawa Prefecture, faces to the Sea of Japan and is blessed with picturesque scenery. We att.JAPAN in this issue feature sightseeing spots, traditional crafts, delicious dishes and onsen in Echizen and Kaga. 石川縣的加賀及福井縣的越前這兩的地方，位於面臨日本海的北陸地區。在擁有風景優美的景勝地的加賀及越前，您可以欣賞風景、體驗傳統工藝、享受品嚐美味佳餚味覺及溫泉等樂趣。

Echizen / Kaga 越前 / 加賀 Tojinbo Cliffs

Echizen Fukui Fukui City is the capital city of Fukui Prefecture. The prefectural buildings are located on the ruins of Fukui Castle where the EchizenMatsudaira family, the lords of Fukui domain, lived during the Edo period (1603-1867). Now, stone walls and moats remain, and cherry trees along the moats draw many cherry blossomviewers in spring. Eihei-ji Temple is the head temple of the Buddhist Soto sect and has 15,000 branch

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temples all over the country. Zen priest Dogen established Eihei-ji in 1244. Large and small buildings stand in the about 330,000 square meter precincts, surrounded by 700-year-old sugi cedar trees. Even now, more than 100 people seek to enter the temple for training every year and those accepted are engaged in hard training. Zen teaches that the Buddhist law is revealed in the everyday manners of a person. Thus, all activities including eating, cleaning, bathing and face-washing are important in addition to the practice of zazen. Especially, cleaning is a very important training because it

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Tokyo (Haneda Airport) – Komatsu Airport: 1 hr Komatsu Airport – Fukui Station: 1 hr by bus Komatsu Airport – Kaga Onsen-kyo: 20-40 mins by bus Komatsu Airport – Kanazawa Station: 40 mins by express bus Tokyo – Echigoyuzawa: 1 hr 10 mins by Joetsu Shinkansen Echigoyuzawa – Fukui: 3 hr 20 mins by limited train Hakutaka Echigoyuzawa – Kanazawa: 2 hr 40 mins by limited train Hakutaka Tokyo – Fukui Station: 8 hr 10 mins Tokyo – Kanazawa Station: 8 hr

飛機：東京（羽田）→小松機場 1小時

小松機場→福井站巴士 1小時

小松機場→加賀溫泉鄉巴士20-40分

小松機場→金澤站特急巴士40分

鐵路：東京→越後湯澤上越新幹線 1小時10分

越後湯澤→福井白鷹號特急列車 3小時20分

越後湯澤→金澤白鷹號特急列車 2小時40分

巴士：東京→金澤站前 8小時

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purifies one both externally and internally from both physical and spiritual dust. Ascetic monks clean the floors of each building with a damp rag with their bare hands and feet. You can personally experience the practice of zazen (reservations are required). In front of the temple, there are ryokan, restaurants which serve shojin vegetable cuisine and Eihei-ji soba, shops selling sesame tofu, and souvenir shops. Echizen has long been known for Echizen Washi (Japanese paper manufactured in Fukui), which has a 1,500-year history. The Fukui domain issued the first paper money circulated in

The ruins of Fukui Catsle

Echizen Takeningyo no Sato

Echizen Washi no Sato

Takefu Knife Village

local administrations in 1666. It was made with Echizen Washi and it is said to be the oldest paper money still in existence in Japan. Echizen developed as a production area of high quality paper and its production volume of hand-made paper is still the largest in Japan. Although the paper is beautiful and has a soft texture, it is strong and it is said to last for even a 1,000 years. At Echizen Washi no Sato you can try your hand at making Japanese paper. As Echizen has heavy snow during winter, it is blessed with sturdy bamboos which withstand the tough cold. Using these bamboos, local people have made baskets, flower vases and other everyday household goods. After WWII, they started to make bamboo dolls from left-over bamboos after making the more traditional products. Now the bamboo dolls are a new local specialty. At Echizen Takeningyo no Sato you can visit ateliers and also can experience making bamboo dolls. Echizen uchi-hamono cutlery is known for its casting technique. Heated steel is strongly and repeatedly beaten many times to forge a knife. (“Uchi” means “beat” or “strike” and “hamono” means “edged tool.”) This technique has been passed down for 700 years. Cuttingedge design knives produced with this technique were selected as a MoMA (Museum of Modern Art, New York) permanent collection. At Takefu Knife Village you can see old-style blacksmiths working and also experience making a letter opener. Please see an animated video on our website (www.att-japan.net).

Tojinbo Cliffs / Awara Onsen Tojinbo, a series of steep cliffs along a 1-km coastline, is one of the weirdest sites in Japan. Gigantic rock pillars tower like forbidding walls – or monsters. You will surely freeze when you look down at the sea from a 25-meter high cliff. The landscape of this type of rock formation is geologically rare and can be seen at only three places in the world. Sightseeing boats are enjoyable and sunset over the edge of the horizon is a must-see. In wintertime, you can see “wave flowers”; on extremely cold and windy days,

Wave flowers

Streets of Ono

Nihon Genki Gekijo (Katayamazu Onsen)

waves breaking on the rocks become like soap bubbles and the bubbles drift in the air on the cold wind currents. To the south of Tojinbo, there is fishing port Mikuni, a port famous for catching of Echizengani crab, sweet shrimp and buri (yellow tail). Awara Onsen is nearby. With a history dating back to 1883, it is a relatively new hot spring town, but is known as one of the largest hot spring towns in the Hokuriku area and has been a favored spot of literary figures.

Ono / Katsuyama Ono is called “Little Kyoto” in Hokuriku because of not only its atmosphere but also its neat grid streets like Kyoto, which were made by Kanamori Nagachika, the first lord of EchizenOno Castle. Reconstructed Echizen-Ono Castle, historic sites and buildings, retro shops and beautiful springs are worth seeing and you can tour on foot. More than 80 percent of dinosaur fossils in Japan have been found around Katsuyama, and Japan’s first dinosaur museum opened there in 2000. It displays replicas and skeletal preparations of dinosaurs. You can enjoy “discovering” fossils at a square. Rocks of the sites where dinosaur fossils were actually found are placed there.

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Kaga Onsen-kyo There are four famous and time-honored spas in Kaga Onsen-kyo.

Katayamazu Onsen Located near Lake Shibayama-gata, Katayamazu Onsen has modern spa hotels and the resort atmosphere leaves nothing to be desired. Meanwhile, sounds of drums and shamisen played by geigi (geisha) can be heard in the back streets. The hot spring was discovered some 350 years ago, but the spa town was not built until 1882. Since then, the town has developed as a spa resort. Nearby Nihon Genki Gekijo is a theaterstyle entertainment park opened in July 2009. In the reproduced traditional town, all people from children to adults can enjoy comedy shows staged by Yoshimoto, a famous entertainment company in Osaka, various other shows, and throwing shuriken knives.

Awazu Onsen

Awara Onsen

Yunokuni no Mori (Awazu Onsen)

Awazu Onsen is the oldest spa town in Kaga Onsen-kyo, established in 718 AD. High priest Taicho, the first person to stand on the top of sacred Mount Hakusan, found the spa. Ryokan Hoshi was built in the same year and is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the oldest accommodation in the world. The current owner is the 46th generation.

Kakusen-kei Valley (Yamanaka Onsen)

At Yunokuni no Mori, you can experience making Japanese paper or soba buckwheat noodles, and applying gold leaf. Making dorayaki, a Japanese sweet consisting of two small pancakelike patties wrapped around a filling of sweet red bean paste, is a popular attraction, too.

Yamashiro Onsen Yamashiro Onsen is located on the foot of the hill. Its origin dates back to over 1,300 years ago when monk Gyoki, who established Yakuoin Onsen-ji Temple, discovered the spa. A number of poets and artists have visited and stayed there: haiku poet Matsuo Basho; Kitaoji Rosanjin, who is renowned as an artist and cook; and Yamashita Kiyoshi, who is known as a wandering painter. The center of the town is a large public bath called Soyu and venerable ryokan are gathered around it. Hot spring water gushes forth at Gensen Park. You can enjoy drinking the water as well having a foot bath.

Yamanaka Onsen Yamanaka Onsen spa town is located along the Daishoji-gawa River in the mountain, surrounded by beautiful scenery. It is said that this spa was found by monk Gyoki 1,300 years ago. Along

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with the spa, the local Yamanaka lacquerware is well known throughout Japan. Enjoy walking in Kakusen-kei Valley, a picturesque valley that Matsuo Basho was much impressed with.

Foot of Mount Hakusan Mount Hakusan is one of the Three Most Notable Mountains in Japan along with Mount Fuji, Shizuoka and Yamanashi prefectures, and Tateyama, Toyama prefecture. It has three peaks: 2,702 meter Gozenho in the center, and Onanjiho and Tsurugamine. It is also known as a sacred mountain. Its virgin beech forests are full of wild animals, including black bears, Japanese monkeys, and Japanese serows. In the sky, 150 kinds of wild birds like golden eagles and accentors fly. The mountain is also famous for its alpine plants. Hakusanhime Shrine is located in Tsurugi town at the foot of the mountain. Known as the leading shrine in Kaga, it is the head shrine of Hakuksan Shrine, which has 3,000 branch shrines across the country. This area is one of the heaviest snowfall areas in Japan, and it experiences several meters of snow in winter. With abundant nature – sometimes severe – this area is good for outdoor leisure activities such as bird watching, hiking, camping and skiing.

Kanazawa Kanazawa is an old town sandwiched between the Sai-gawa and Asano-gawa rivers. It is the center of the Kaga area. In 1583, Maeda Toshiie moved into Kanazawa Castle as the lord of Kaga domain. From the time of the Edo government’s establishment in 1603, the Maeda family encouraged development of art and culture, so Kanazawa flourished as a castle town of the af-

越前福井福井是福井縣的縣廳所在地。現在福井縣廳舍所佇立的位置就是過去的福井城舊址。過去越前松平家族曾居城於此，現今仍保留著石壁及城池。城池邊的櫻花盛開美景也成為知名的賞櫻勝地。永平寺是在全日本有著1萬5千座小寺院的曹洞宗的總寺院。由道元禪師於1244年所創建，在這個被樹齡高達700年的老杉樹所包圍的這個佔地約10萬坪的寺院區域內，佇立著大大小小70座堂宇。至今每年仍有一百多名信者希望能入門，致力於嚴格的修行考驗。基於禪宗的教誨，認為佛的道理呈現於每一種禮法行為當中，除了坐禪靜思之外，就連用餐，清掃，入浴及洗臉等全都屬於行為修行之一。特別是清掃更是為將身心從裡到外的塵埃潔淨去除的重要修行，所有的堂宇都必須空手光腳用抹布擦拭。遊客還可以體驗坐禪等(需事先預約)。在寺院前有著一間接著一間的旅館，素菜餐館，永平寺蕎麥麵，芝麻豆腐專賣店及特產禮品店等，十分熱鬧。越前這個地方從很久以前就很盛行製作日本和紙。越前和紙擁有傲人的1500年傳統，在1666年由福井藩所發行的紙鈔，也是現今流存最古早的藩幣，就是用越前和紙所製作的。受到歷代的領主的保護之下，以高級日本和紙的產地繁榮發展，現在手工精製日本和紙的產量也為全國第一。看來精緻美麗又柔和的和紙，還非常耐用，據說其耐久性可長達1000年之久。遊客可在越前和紙之鄉親身體驗製紙樂趣。由於越前為嚴寒雪國之故，也孕育出耐寒優質的竹子。從很久以前這裡的人們就利用這些竹子製作各種竹簍及花瓶等日用雜貨用品。大戰過後開始將製作竹製品時多餘不用的尾端部分，用來製作竹製人偶，也成為一種知名的新的越前的特產禮品。在越前竹偶人之鄉可以參觀工作室及體驗製作過程的樂趣。

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The 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa

fluent Kaga domain. Kanazawa is still renowned as a town home to traditional crafts including Kutani-yaki porcelain ware and Kaga Yuzen dyeing and other traditional arts and crafts.

Sightseeing In the center of the town is Kenrokuen, designated one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, along with Kairakuen in Mito, Ibaraki prefecture, and Korakuen in Okayama, Okayama prefecture. In wintertime, you can see the unique and beautiful scenery of yuki-tsuri, in which about 800 pine trees are supported by umbrella-like ropes to protect branches against the heavy snow. Across the road to the north, there is Kanazawa Castle Park. Ishikawa-mon Gate, Sanjukken-nagaya House and Hishiyagura Tower are impressive remnants of olden times and well worth seeing. Kanazawa Castle Park and Kenrokuen are to be lit up during February 5th-7th and 11th-14th in 2010. Seisonkaku, built by the Maeda family in 1863 is a building in a rare fusion of two differing architectural styles: sukiya-like-shoin style and shoin style. Each room is decorated with eye-catching colors like red or ultramarine. The building is stately but also has an elegant feel. The 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa was designed by world famous architects Sejima Kazuyo and Nishizawa Ryue, who have designed museums and buildings in Europe and the U.S. Seeing the round shaped “越前打”刀具是延續了700年的鑄造技術所製作而成的，運用這鑄造技術及最尖端潮流的設計所製成的菜刀還被選定為紐約近代美術館的永久收藏品之一。在武生刀具之鄉可以參觀鐵匠鑄造鐵器時，利用古法將高溫加熱過後的鐵塊邊敲打邊延伸成形的景象。還可以體驗如何製作紙刀。您可以在(www.att-japan.net) 網站上看到相關動畫介紹。東尋坊‧蘆原溫泉東尋坊是個沿著海岸邊高高聳立著的長達1公里的懸崖。擁有日本第一奇景勝地之盛名。整片岩壁看起來像是許多巨大的石柱連接而成，站在離海面高達25公尺的懸崖峭壁上會讓人感到腳底發麻。這裡的奇岩在地質學上來說也是非常的珍貴，據說包括東尋坊在內，世界上只有三個地方才有。還可以乘船遊覽，這裏的落入水平線的夕陽美景也很有名。當冬季天氣又冷又波濤洶湧的時候，可以欣賞到海水濺灑拍打在岩石上變成的白色泡沫，被寒風吹得四處飛舞的「浪之花」奇景。從東尋坊往南下的話，有個叫做三國的漁港，因為這裏可捕獲到越前螃蟹及甜蝦，還有寒鰤魚(青甘)而聞名。一直以來受到許多文人墨客喜愛的蘆原溫泉離這裡也很近。這個溫泉啟用於1883年，算是比較新的溫泉，不過為北陸地區最大規模的溫泉街區而廣為人知。大野 / 勝山大野有北陸小京都之稱。是由第一代越前大野城主-金森長近模仿京都建築而蓋的城邑都市，所以像是棋盤般的街道井然有秩。遊客可漫步參觀已恢復原貌了的越前大野城，史蹟及歷史性的建築，懷舊復古的商店及湧泉等。日本的恐龍化石有8成以上都是在勝山這個地方發現的，在2000年日本第一家恐龍博物館在此誕生。展示了各種恐龍的復原模型及恐龍骨骼標本等。此外還可以用化石發掘現場的石頭體驗發掘化石的樂趣。

Yuki-tsuri at Kenrokuen Garden

Kaga Yuzen-dyed kimono

Yuzen Dento Sangyokan

glass building is sure to leave an impression. Fine works of Japanese art including arts and crafts related to Ishikawa Prefecture are exhibited at Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art. Higashi Chaya-gai near the Asano-gawa river is an entertainment district dating back to the Edo period. Old buildings with lattice windows convey an atmosphere typical of Kanazawa. The sound of drums and shamisen sometimes can be heard, and it is fun to walk around. The Nagamachi Buke-yashiki site is an area where middle-rank warriors of the Kaga domain re-

加賀溫泉鄉擁有歷史悠久的四大名湯。片山津溫泉位於柴山瀉湖的岸邊，佇立了許多家現代式的溫泉旅館，充滿了渡假勝地氣息的溫泉。有時還可聽見從小巷胡同裡傳來的藝妓敲打太鼓聲及三味線樂聲。距今約350年前就已經在這裏發現了溫泉，不過卻是到了1882年才成為溫泉街區的，之後就以溫泉渡假區發展至今了。 2009年7月開幕的劇場型遊樂園-日本元氣劇場裡，重現了過去傳統式的懷舊街景，還可觀賞各種表演及吉本興業藝人搞笑演出，還有體驗丟擲忍者道具的手裏劍等，從大人到小孩都能夠樂在其中。粟津溫泉粟津溫泉在整個加賀溫泉鄉中擁有最久的歷史。溫泉是從718年啟用的。傳說是由第一位爬上有靈山之盛名的白山山頂上的泰澄大師最先發現溫泉而來。法師是一家從718年創業以來歷經46代相傳至今的老牌旅館，也以世界上最具歷史性的住宿設施之名，刊登於金氏紀錄大全之中。在湯國之森裏，有著從北陸地區各地所移築於此的雄偉壯觀的芒葺屋頂的古民房，在這裏遊客可以體驗製作日本和紙及打蕎麥麵，貼金箔等手工藝樂趣，點心-銅鑼燒製作過程體驗也很受歡迎。山代溫泉山代溫泉位於稍高的丘陵地帶的山腳邊。其歷史可追溯到1300年前以上，據說是由創立藥王院溫泉寺的行基上人發現溫泉而起的。據說如松尾芭蕉，以藝術家· 名廚而大有名氣的北大路魯山人，流浪畫家·山下清等多位文人墨客逗留於此。以有總湯之稱的公共澡堂為中心，附近有許多老牌旅館。在源泉公園裏有著溫泉泉源

Nagamachi Buke-yashiki

Higashi Chaya-gai

Kutani-yaki

Lacquerware with gold leaf

sided. The old houses are preserved and the Nomura-ke Residence is open to the public.

Crafts Kaga Yuzen-dyed kimono rivals Kyoto Yuzen in its popularity for formal occasions wear. Sophisticated patterns such as seasonal flowers and picturesque scenery with elegant color are characteristics of Kaga Yuzen. You can see displays of Kaga Yuzen and its production process at Kaga Yuzen Dento Sangyokan (traditional industry exhibition hall). You can also try on Yuzen 滾滾冒出，除了可以享受泡腳樂趣之外，還能飲用。山中溫泉山中溫泉位於倍受豐富大自然恩惠的山區裏，溫泉街區沿著大聖寺川的岸邊展開。傳說是約在1300年前，由行基上人所發現的。跟溫泉一樣有名而全日本眾所皆知的是這裏的山中漆器。鶴仙溪這個地方據說是讓松尾芭蕉都嘆為觀止而深受感動。遊客們可以漫步在此美景之中。

白山山麓與富士山及立山並稱為日本三大名山的白山，以標高2702公尺的御前峰為中心，與大汝峰及劍峰這三座山為有名的靈山。還未經文明開發的山毛櫸的原生林是野生動物的寶庫。這裏有黑熊及日本獼猴，還有日本羚羊等生息於此，還有山鷹及籬雀等150種的野鳥在這裏飛來飛去。這裏也是欣賞高山植物的名景點。位於白山山麓的鶴來町裏有間白山比咩(HIME)神社。為加賀的一之宮(具有最崇高地位)而聞名，為全日本內號稱有3000座的白山神社的總社。這裏是日本居指可數的豪雪地帶，在冬季會積上數公尺之高的雪，也是個倍受大自然嚴格考驗的地方。這裏也可以觀察野鳥生態，徒步健行，露營及滑雪等戶外活動受歡迎的知名景點。

金澤金澤是個被夾在犀川和淺野河之間的古都，也是加賀地方的中心。在1583年前田利家入主金澤，成立江戶幕府(1603年)以來，前田家族致力於振興文化及藝術方面，而成為加賀百萬石(一種階級分法)的城邑都市而蓬勃發展。像是九谷燒及加賀友禪之類的具代表性的傳統工藝等，長久以來的歷史所孕育出來的文化氣息，至今也以文化風氣盛名遠播。

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kimono and experience dyeing a handkerchief. Kutani-yaki is a representative Japanese colorful porcelain with five bright colors: blue, green, purple, red and yellow. A craftsman, Goto Saijiro, learned pottery-making at Arita in Kyushu, a place famous for its Arita-yaki porcelain, and then built a kiln at Kutani, Ishikawa Prefecture in the mid-17th century. This original Kutani-yaki (Ko-Kutani) stopped being produced suddenly about 50 years later, but after a century-long hiatus Kutani-yaki production started up once again. The gorgeous and colorful porcelain is much favored by ceramics buffs. As warriors in Kanazawa were encouraged to enjoy the tea ceremony, confectioneries used in the tea ceremony have long been a familiar part of the lives of local people. There are a lot of confectionery shops and you can try your hand at making a confection at Ishikawa Prefectural Kashi Bunka Kaikan (confectionery culture hall). Most of the gold leaf made in Japan are produced in Kanazawa, and used for decoration of traditional craft works such as lacquerware, folding screens, and Buddhist altars. Aburatorigami, or oil blotting paper, is collaterally produced during the process of making gold leaf. It, too, is a Kanazawa specialty.

roasted crab are tasty, but fresh raw crab is highly recommended. Oroshi-soba, or buckwheat noodles topped with grated radish, dried bonito flakes, and leek pieces is another popular food of Echizen. Regarding confectionery, why not try habutae-mochi? It is a fine and thin sweet with a silk-touch texture. Kanazawa has Kanazawa Port 8 km west of the town. At the east side of the town, a range of mountains marks the border between Ishikawa and Toyama prefectures. As a result, Kanazawa is blessed with food ingredients from both the sea and land. Fostered by these ingredients and the warrior culture of the Kaga domain, sophisticated Kaga dishes were created. In addition, various types of dishes using abundant seasonal ingredients are also tasty. Omicho Market, near Kanazawa Station, has been bustling since days of old as the “kitchen of Kanazawa.” There are as many as 180 shops such as fish, meat, and vegetable shops and restaurants. If you are a newcomer to sushi, kaiten-sushi, or a conveyor-belt sushi restaurant, is recommended. There are dozens of kaiten-sushi shops in the town, including shops at Kanazawa Station and Omicho Market. Try our popular thick yellowtail rolls! 品嚐看看本店備受歡迎的青甘粗卷壽司 ! Flav

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景點位於市中心的兼六園與茨城縣·水戶的偕樂園，還有岡山的後樂園，被齊名列舉為日本三大名園之一。冬天會在松樹枝上綁了約800根的稱之為雪吊的用來防雪護樹的吊繩，成為十分美麗的景觀。隔條馬路有個金澤城公園，裏面有金澤城石川門及三十間大雜院及菱櫓等值得一看的地方。在2010年2月5～7日及11～14日的期間，金澤城公園與兼六園將點亮繽紛燈彩。在1863年由前田家族所建造的成巽閣，其建築法為在同一座建築物之中有著數奇屋風格的書院布局，另一種為書院式構造，由兩種截然不同的建築模式所組合成的具有獨特色彩的珍奇的建築物。用朱紅及青藍色等豐富的色彩所點綴的府第，既具有風格又兼備優雅氣息。由親手設計歐洲及美國的美術館等多數著名建築的世界級建築大師-妹島和世及西澤立衛所精心設計的金澤21世紀美術館，是座圓形的玻璃外觀造型的讓人印象深刻的美術館，其建築物也相當值得一見。在石川縣立美術館中展示著以跟石川縣有淵源的美術工藝品為中心，收集了許多日本美術的名作。位於淺野川岸邊的HIGASHI茶館街，自江戶時代以來就以煙花柳巷繁華一時。格子門戶的家屋並排的街景是金澤特有的漫步道景觀。有時還會傳來藝妓演奏的三味線及太鼓樂聲。長町武家屋敷遺跡是加賀藩的中級武士們曾居住的地區。還保留了當時的街景風貌，其中之一的野村家屋開放讓大眾參觀。工藝品和盛裝的和服染織聞名的京友禪同樣受歡迎的加賀友禪，高雅色調所描繪出的季節花卉及風景等的優美圖案為其特徵。在加賀友禪傳統產業會館中，可以觀賞加賀友禪的展示品及製作過程。還可以體驗一下穿上友禪和服，或是製作渲染手帕作業。九谷燒為日本具代表性的彩繪瓷器，是由綠，黃，紅，紫及深藍這五色所構成的鮮豔亮麗色彩。據說起

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源是在17世紀中期，由曾在九州地區的有田進修累積經驗後的後藤才次郎，將所燒窯建造在石川縣的九谷所製作出來的。這座古九谷曾在50年後一度廢窯，而經過了一世紀之後又重新興起，色彩鮮豔豐富的瓷器受到許多愛好者的歡迎。在金澤曾獎勵武士研修茶道。也因此，許多喝茶時所搭配的日式小茶點也長久以來受到人們親近喜愛。至今這裏還是有許多日式小點心專賣店，在石川縣菓子文化會館還可以體驗製作日式小點心的樂趣。日本的金箔幾乎都是在金澤生產的，使用於漆器及屏風，還有佛壇等各式各樣的傳統工藝品。在打造金箔過程中所產的吸油面紙也是金澤的名產之一。

美味代表越前地區冬季美味的就非越前螃蟹莫屬了。無論是水煮或是燒烤都很好吃，還可以生吃味道鮮美。加入白蘿蔔泥、柴魚片及蔥的蘿蔔泥蕎麥麵也是越前有名的美味。這裏的小點心特色為口感細緻又嫩薄，像是絲綢一般的甜點。距離金澤市區西側約8公里左右有個金澤港，在市區東邊是形成跟富山縣的分隔界限的延綿不絕的山脈，因此金澤飽受山珍海味的大自然恩惠。運用這些天然食材加上加賀藩的武家文化所孕育出的優雅高尚的加賀料理。其他還可享用各種善用了四季應時食材的美味佳餚。位於金澤站附近的近江町市場，從以前就像是金澤的廚房一樣氣氛熱絡。這裏有賣新鮮魚類、肉類、青菜及餐飲店等多達180家店面。如果想吃美味壽司的話，可以選擇迴轉壽司店比較適合生手上路。迴轉壽司店很多，包括金澤站及近江町市場等，市區裏到處都有而且不管哪裏都很好吃。

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自古以來就以風景名勝之地受到人們喜愛的池上及洗足池地區，至今仍受惠於綠意，水，花及史蹟等許多豐富的旅遊資源。在另一方面，也是京濱工業地帶中心點的蒲田，擁有充滿電影及摩登文化色彩的歷史。這附近的地形很複雜，像是靠近多摩川及東京灣的海拔數公尺地帶，到標高有40公尺之多的地區都有，地形高低差異大，坡道也很多。路程富具變化，剛好很適合街頭漫步。

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Senzoku-ike Pond Start at Senzoku Station on the Tokyu Ikegami Line. In Japanese, “Senzoku” means “washing the feet.” It is named thus because famous priest Nichiren (1222-1282) stopped at the pond to wash his feet while on his way to Hitachi-no-yu hot springs in Hitachi (now Ibaraki Prefecture) for medical care. There is a pine tree called “Kesakake matsu,” on which he hung his kesa, or robe. People come to see cherry blossoms in spring, beautiful greenery in summer, colorful leaves in autumn, and migrant birds in winter. Some people enjoy boating. There is a stream from the pond, which is called Senzoku-nagare. Along the stream, there is a 1.5 km promenade that is famous for its beautiful cherry blossoms. The brook flows into the Nomi River. If you walk along the river to the south, you can reach Ikegami Baien, a plum garden. You can also reach the plum garden by train (on the Tokyu Ikegami Line) or by bus (from Senzoku-ike to Ikegami).

Ikegami Ikegami Baien is a former residence and atelier of Ito Shinsui (1898-1972), a painter of Japanese paintings. In early spring, 150 white ume trees and 200 red ume trees gorgeously bloom. Let’s move on to Ikegami Honmon-ji Temple. Nichiren died in Ikegami in 1282. Later, the precincts were donated to the temple and became the Ikegami Honmon-ji Temple. Climb 96 stone steps and you will find a bell tower, a big hall, and other buildings. The fivestory pagoda, built in 1608, is the oldest such tower in the Kanto region. The Shotoen garden was made by Kobori Enshu, a gardener who was famous for producing the garden of Katsura

洗足池從東急池上線的洗足站出發，洗足池當初是由於日蓮上人(1222-1282)為了療養疾病，在前往常陸的溫泉途中曾經路經此地，在池子內洗腳而得其名。有棵袈裟掛松據說就是當時上人將他的袈裟吊掛於此。這裏春天可以賞櫻，夏天綠意盎然，秋天紅葉美景，冬天則是候鳥飛來聚集之地，還可以乘坐小船遊池。由洗足池流出的水注入了洗足流裏。沿著1.5公里長的漫步人行道種植了許多櫻花樹，一到春天櫻花盛開，美輪美奐。而河流將流入吞川中。再往南走就會到達池上梅園。用走的也是能到，不過可以乘坐都營公車或是東急池上線，可從洗足池前往池上。

Five-story pagoda of Ikegami Hommon-ji Temple

Imperial Villa in Kyoto. Though it is usually not possible to see the garden, it is open to the public for a couple of days in September every year. The “Oeshiki” ritual ceremony, in which people commemorate the spirit of Nichiren, is held annually for three days from October 11th through 13th. As many as 300,000 people flock to see the event on the evening of the 12th. If you want to buy a souvenir, kuzumochi, or arrowroot cake, is ideal. You can buy it at shops around the temple. Visiting the seven temples of the Seven Gods of Good Fortune is also a popular activity. Next, let’s go to Kamata. If you are a good walker, you can reach Kamata on foot by walking about 2 km alongside the Nomi River. Or, if you prefer to go by train, Kamata is the second station from Ikegami on the Tokyu Ikegami Line, and it takes about three minutes.

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This area is also known for Onsen (hot springs) that have black water. Leaves which are buried under the ground dissolve into groundwater and the water becomes black. Some pubic bathhouses house hot spring baths, so why not enjoy a soak and relax your body after walking?

Kamata is the most famous downtown and commercial area in the southern part of Tokyo, as well as a center of the Keihin industrial district. During the early 20th century, there were many manufacturers here that produced westernized products. A Japanese typewriter factory was built, and subsequently other leading companies of the day – including Okura Toen (Okura Art China), a ceramic maker worldfamous for its high-end ceramics, and Kagami Crystal, which produced Japan’s first crystal glass – were established in Kamata. In 1920, Shochiku Kamata film studio opened and Kamata turned into a town with a modern atmosphere. Director Ozu Yasujiro worked there in his youth. This studio closed to move in 1936, and a diorama in the basement of Ota City Hall (Apriko) shows what it was like in those days. Yuzawaya, one of Japan’s largest specialist pur-

池上池上梅園為日本知名畫家-伊東深水(1898-1972)的居家兼工作室。在初春之際，將有傲人的白梅樹150棵加上紅梅樹200棵百花盛開爭相鬥艷。然後再往池上本門寺走。日蓮聖人於1282年在此地身亡，之後此地被捐贈給寺院，成了池上本門寺。爬上了96台階之多的山岡上佇立著大廳堂及鐘樓等。五重塔是在1608年建立的，為關東地區最早的塔。松濤園為京都的桂行宮，庭園是由著名的小堀遠州所造的。平時是不開放的，不過到了每年的9月中將有幾天會開放給一般民眾參觀。在每年的10月11-13日的這三天裏，將舉行追思日蓮聖人遺德的「追悼法會」，特別是 12日的晚上30萬之多的參拜者齊聚與此，熱鬧非凡。要買特產紀念品的話，推薦您可以試試看在寺院門口的商店買葛餅。在池上還可以享受巡遊七福神的樂趣。然後可由池上前往蒲田。如果您腳力好的話不妨沿著吞川漫步，約長2公里。若是坐電車的話，可以從東急池上線的池上站坐兩站就到，大約只要3分鐘。蒲田為京濱工業地帶的中心地區，也是東京城南地區裏屈指可數的繁華鬧區及商業地區的蒲田。在20世紀前半，一些目標想要製造有著西歐氣息的製品的企業聚集於此。首先開了間日文打字機製造工廠，然後是目前成為世界名牌的高級陶瓷器廠商的大倉陶園，還有日本最先製作水晶玻璃的各務水晶等，有力企業也一家接著一家紛紛在這裡設立據點。藉著1920年松竹電影公司蒲田攝影棚的開幕，讓蒲田搖身一變成為飄溢著摩登氣氛的地方。年輕時的小津安二郎導演也曾在這裡揮舞著喇叭筒。雖然在 1936年因場地遷移而關閉，不過仍可在大田區民大廳-Apriko地下的透視畫館中懷舊當時情景。蒲田這個地方也是日本最大規模的手工藝用品，布料及趣味材料等的大型專賣店-Yuzawaya創業之地。蒲田站前有著熱鬧喧嘩的商店街，可以享受各式各樣的購物及品嚐美食的樂趣。街頭漫步之後……享受溫泉嗎!? 這個地區的溫泉泉水是黑色的，也很有名。是因為埋在地底下的葉子成分溶入了地下水，所以才讓泉水變黑的。還有可以洗溫泉的澡堂，建議您不妨泡個溫泉，洗去走了一天的疲憊吧!

A diorama of Shochiku Kamata ﬁlm studio

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工匠 The Craftsman - A Reflection of the Japanese Spirit © All photos by MASAO AOKI

apan is a cornucopia of traditional craftsmanship. At the same time it is a treasure house of the most advanced technologies. And now traditional and modern technologies are being brought closer to emerge as one entity. Rigorous efforts to realize such attempts are very much being seen in modern Japan, making it one of the important characteristics of Japanese technology. Glimpses of true Japan can be seen more closely when you learn something about the artistry of skill and expression and, the way of living and philosophy of, the Japanese craftspeople.

Japanese traditional craftsmanship: It is a technology of craft making born out of and, shaped from sympathetic feelings toward life in nature … In Japan a blacksmith would say ‘iron is a living thing,’ a potter would say ‘earth is a living thing,’ while a lacquer worker would say ‘lacquer is a living thing.’ In modern technological thinking, the self cuts itself apart from nature and assumes omnipotence. It then looks at nature as an objective body from which resources are to be taken for its own good. It may be said that modern technology is rooted in such tendencies. Contrary to this, the technology of traditional craftsmanship does not accept the concept of “man vs. nature,” but takes on a more mutual and friendly relationship in which man and nature sympathize with each other or sometimes even co-mingle. Woodsmen who are experienced and fully equipped with traditional technology of wood cutting of forests are able to know the history of growth and health of each tree just by touching it. They can exactly judge which tree can or cannot be cut by merely looking at clusters of trees in a forest. Such judgment of those experienced woodsmen determines the future of the trees and whether or not the area would become spirited forests again.

Ability to hear voices of nature Those experts of traditional technology in old days may surely have had “an ability to hear voices of natural living things.” Though modern Japanese people do not have such extraordinary ability, you will find so many expressions in Japanese language treating nature as an equal to humans such as, “the trees are whispering” or “the wind is calling.” The technical term for such expressions is called personification. However Japanese craftsmen are not personifying nature but rather treating it as their equal. It can be said that the mentality of ancient men since time unknown may have been preserved in traditional craftsmanship.

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How technology is to be treated in the future Advancement in modern industrial technologies have brought a wide range of material richness, however it has also spread public hazards such as environmental destruction, seriously threatening the very existence of natural life that very well includes human life. It may well be interpreted that such dangerous situations have occurred as a result of dismissing this ability to listen to nature as being “non-scientific.” We humans have given in to this one-sided view and treated nature as merely an object to be exploited by humans to be used for industrial purposes. When we think of future technology and its relationship to man, we should once again think thoroughly as to how Japanese craftsmen have inherited this ability to hear voices from nature and that we should certainly give vital importance to human sustenance with technology in the future. In “att.JAPAN,” prominent Japanese traditional craftsman will be occasionally introduced.

，同時也是個最先進日本是個傳統技術的寶庫的高科技寶庫。現在這兩種系統的技術將要漸漸地合為一體了。目前以這樣的動向為目標的活動特別活躍，也是個日本的一大特徵。只要學會日本工匠們的技藝、表情和哲理，就會加深理解其中的奧秘。

日本還仍然保持著傳統的技藝。那就是和自然產生共鳴的製造技術―。在日本，有的鐵匠說：鐵是活的!有的陶瓷工匠說：土壤本身是個生物。還有的漆匠說：漆也是個生靈。從現代技術的觀點來看，首先要把自己當成主宰，從自然分離開來，然後隨便從作為客體的自然，把對人類有用的東西奪過來。一般近代技術都會有這樣的傾向。基本上，工匠們都會有父子相傳的技藝。按照他們的說法，自己和自然的關係，可以說是不像近代思想那樣主人和客人總是對立的，而是有時能互相進行交流，有時能成為一體的緊密對等關系。從森林裏把木材砍伐出來時，具有傳統技術的樵夫們，一碰到樹皮就會知道那棵樹的成長狀況，甚至連哪棵樹有沒有病都察覺得到。他還可以一看到樹林，立刻就能判斷出哪棵樹該砍，哪棵樹不得砍下。由他們的判斷來決定能不能完好無損地復原森林狀態。

聽得到自然呼喚的功能

Reference literature: SHOKUNIN - TSUTAETAI NIHON NO “TAMASHII” (The Craftsman - A Reflection of the Japanese Spirit) / S.B.B Edition, Sankosha This book reveals how outstanding Japanese craftsmen maintain and develop their traditional craftsmanship of world repute through interviews with them; the book is a precious one.

我相信過去深知傳統技藝的工匠們，肯定都會“聽得到自然呼喚的功能” 。雖然現代日本人已經失去了這種能力，但是，在日語當中還有宛如把自然當成人類的說法，比如說樹木在喃喃細語啊，風在呼喚我等等。如此般說法叫做擬人法。但工匠們不單單是把自然擬人化，而是完全把自己和自然一視同仁。不少的工匠們到現在也還保留著古人的想法，也

就是說人和自然無意識的融為一體。

未來應有的技術狀態現代工業發展確實讓我們的生活豐富多彩，但是還同時產生了不少環境汙染等嚴重的公害問題，不僅包括人類，還使所有的生命體陷入困境。那也許是大自然對人類的懲罰吧。因為把「能聽得到自然呼喚的能力」當成非科學的廢物而打算排除它，或只靠人類的判斷而為所欲為，結果把自然當成加工的對象，因此自然才會報復人類吧! 要研究今後未來應有的技術狀態時，應該還要把工匠們保留至今的「聽得到自然呼喚的功能」重新思考一下。我可以斷言，這個問題以後一定會成為最重要的研究課題。我們今後還會不定期在att.JAPAN裡，將發揚優良傳統的工匠們介紹給大家。

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Yokohama Walking

– Cruising in the sky above Yokohama –

橫濱散步 - 橫濱空中漫步 -

okohama is known for its beautiful night view, so seeing the town of Yokohama from the vantage point of a helicopter in the sky is sure to be fun. Helicopter cruising excursions depart from and land in the Minato Mirai 21 area. Minato Mirai heliport is adjacent to Rinko Park, and it takes about 10 minutes to get from Minato Mirai Station on Minato Mirai Line. As you approach the heliport, you will begin to hear the roar of a helicopter and your anticipation will gradually increase. After checking in, just place your baggage in a locker and wait for your flight to take off. As the helicopter noise increases, you will be able to see the helicopter returning from its previous flight, and it will shortly thereafter arrive at the heliport. The movement of the rotor blades creates a strong wind around the helicopter. Following instructions from the staff, board the helicopter and fasten your seatbelt. The flight will now begin. After lightly hovering, the helicopter rises in the direction of the sky above the sea. It then turns around, and a breathtakingly sweeping night view of Minato Mirai opens up. The

big Ferris wheel in Yokohama Cosmo World sparkles, as do Yokohama Landmark Tower and the nearby skyscrapers. Below, you can see various boats and vessels in Yokohama Bay and the illuminated Yokohama Bay Bridge. You can also see brilliant lines of cars on the bridge and expressways. Haneda Airport shines in the distance and the lights of Umihotaru, a rest area of Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line on Tokyo Bay, can be seen far away. This is a superb night view. The helicopter makes an approximately 10-minute flight at an altitude of 500-600 meters, while the pilot introduces must-see places. Explanations in English are available, but please request this service when placing your reservation. There are other flight plans available, including a 5-minute “Twilight course,” which starts at sunset and enables you to see the town as it starts twinkling in the dusk, and a 20-minute “Private course,” in which you can reserve the helicopter for you and your group. Taking advantages of these various options, you can enjoy flying here many times across different seasons, times and courses. Enjoy helicopter cruising in Yokohama!

Information on helicopter cruising in Yokohama This service is operated by EXCEL AIR SERVICE INC. (http://www.excel-air.com/ cruising/) Reservations are required and can be placed via the Internet or phone (0120-888910). The helicopter is air-conditioned, so you can ride wearing normal clothes. 橫濱美麗的夜景也是知名景點之一。我們就來一趟橫濱空中巡禮吧！橫濱的直昇機空中遊覽升降是在港未來(Minato Mirai)21地區。從港未來線港未來車站到鄰近臨港公園的港未來直昇飛機場，步行約10 分。越靠近直昇飛機場，越能聽到直昇機的飛行聲音，讓人感到相當興奮。到櫃台辦理登記之後，手提行李寄放在投幣式保管箱，然後依序搭乘。聽著直昇機聲音逐漸變大，看著上空前班直昇機返回的身影，不知不覺就抵達直昇飛機場。稱為「旋轉翼」的螺旋槳一直旋轉不停，直昇機附近的風力非常強大，按照工作人員的指示小心搭上直昇機，繫好安全帶後即將展開空中之旅。直昇機慢慢地浮起之後，朝著大海的上空升起。大大地旋轉之後，港未來的夜景就在眼前展開。橫濱 Cosmo World的摩天輪、橫濱地標塔和高樓大廈相連，燦爛地發光。還有各式船隻停泊的橫濱港以及用燈光打亮的橫濱大橋。奔馳在大橋與首都高速公路上的車燈，成了閃閃發亮的線條無限延伸。羽田機場也是燦爛無比，還可看到遠方浮在東京灣上的停車場、東京灣橫斷道路上的海螢(人工島)燈光。真是非常棒的夜景。直昇機在上空500～600公尺高度飛行10分鐘左右，機師會導覽各處景點。預約時亦可申請英語導覽。另外，在傍晚左右出發約5分鐘的夕陽行程，可欣賞夕陽西下至夜幕升起的天空下逐漸點亮的街景，備受好評。也有承包約20分鐘的個人行程，隨著季節與時間的變化，每次都有不同體驗。如果您造訪橫濱時，不妨來趟橫濱空中之旅也不錯！ ■直昇機飛行情報飛行是由EXCEL AIR 航空公司策劃。http://www.excel-air.com/cruising/ 完全採用網路或電話預約制度。(洽詢電話0120-888-910)。機內有完善的空調設備，服裝不拘。

“Yudokoro” spa resort with elegance and healing. Enjoy our excellent hot spring baths to your hearts’ content...

風情雅緻 , 撫慰心情的「湯處」；盡情地享受溫泉名湯 Pacifico Yokohama

ShinTakashima daira

Yokohama Cosmo World

Queen’ s Square

Bashamichi

Landmark Tower

Yokohama

Expressway Takashima Subway cho

Yamashita Park

Minatomirai

Sakuragicho

Nihon-Odori

Minatomirai Line Yokohama Stadium

MotomachiChukagai

China Town JR Negishi Line

Sakuragicho

2-7-1 Shinko, Naka-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa 神奈川縣橫濱市中區新港 2-7-1 TEL: 045-663-4126 http://www.manyo.co.jp/mm21/ Open everyday; 10am-9am (following day) Price: Adalt ¥2,620 / Child: ¥1,470 MANYO CLUB YOKOHAMA MINATOMIRAI 万葉俱樂部橫濱港未來

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Yamashiro Onsen

山代溫泉

aga Onsen-kyo area in Ishikawa Prefecture is noted for its fine hot springs, and Yamashiro Onsen is one of them. Yamashiro Onsen has a long history: more than 1,300 years ago, high priest Gyoki was on his way to sacred mountain Hakusan for training when he found a wounded crow, which cured its damaged wing in a puddle. He soaked his hand in the water and found it a hot spring. The crow was the legendary “Yatagarasu,” which is said to have been a sacred bird that led Emperor Jinmu. Yamashiro Onsen is also known as being a hot spring that was loved by Kitaoji Rosanjin (1883-1959), a multi-talented person who was renowned as a painter, potter, calligrapher, lacquerware artist, cook, and gourmet. Rosanzin, who created some 200,000 pieces of pottery during his life, became interested in making pottery there and created works using Yatagarasu as a motif. “Soyu” is a symbol of Yamashiro Onsen. Soyu is a public bath which has been used since the time when each ryokan did not have its own bath. The Soyu building was re-opened in August 2009 and anyone can enjoy a casual soak in the bath here. Half-boiled eggs called “Onsen tamago”, which are made by soaking eggs in hot springs for eight hours, are sold at a Soyu shop. As many as 1,000 eggs are sold every day! Ryokan, Japanese-style hotels, stand around the Soyu. Gensen Park adjacent to Soyu is a unique place in Yamashiro Onsen, and hot water gushes forth from the spring. You can enjoy soaking your feet in a foot bath with no charge,

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and the water from the source can be drunk. Of course, you should not drink too much. Drink less than one cup at a time, and drink it slowly as if chewing. Yakuoin Onsen-ji Temple was established by Gyoki for protection of the Onsen, and many mountain ascetics used to gather there as it was a training center for esoteric Buddhism. The Hokurikku area, including Ishikawa Prefecture, is one of the most ingredient-rich areas in Japan. Here you can eat delicious Japanese food that makes use of fresh seafood such as crabs, northern pink prawn and yellowtails from the Sea of Japan, as well as vegetables and fruits from arable lands that have good water and soil. You can also enjoy golfing and skiing in this area, and it's easy to visit the nearby Tateyama/Kurobe, Kanazawa, Eihei-ji Temple and Tojinbo for sightseeing.

Yakuoin Onsen-ji Temple

Soyu

山代溫泉是溫泉勝地石川縣加賀溫泉鄉之一。其歷史悠久，據今超過1300年前，高僧行基前往靈峰白山修行途中，看到在熱水中療養翅膀傷口的烏鴉。伸手一探居然是溫泉水。那隻烏鴉就叫八尺烏，是傳說中幫神武天皇引路的三腳神鳥。山代溫泉也因北大路魯山人(1883-1959)而聞名，此人身兼畫家、陶藝家、書法家、漆藝家、料理家、美食家等。一生製作約有20萬件陶瓷器的魯山人，是在山代開啟陶藝創作，留下許多八尺烏相關的作品。總湯(設於旅館外的公共浴場)是山代溫泉的象徵。在旅館內尚未設有室內浴池的年代，總湯是所謂的公共澡堂，即使現在也是大家享受溫泉的好地方。新的總湯在2009年8月正式啟用。總湯的商店有賣浸泡在源泉8小時的溫泉蛋，一天居然可賣上1000多個!! 總湯四周蓋有旅館，將總湯團團圍住。總湯一旁即是源泉公園，是山代溫泉的發源地，源泉源源不斷地湧出，還可免費泡腳。源泉亦可飲用。最好一次以一杯輕輕地、慢慢地一口一口咀嚼般地飲用。藥王院溫泉寺是行基為了保護溫泉所創立的，曾經是密教的主要道場，聚集很多修行者。北陸地區富有許多日本稀少珍貴的食材，可以品嘗到螃蟹、北國紅蝦、鰤魚等豐富且新鮮的日本海魚貝類，以及使用良好水質與土壤孕育出的蔬菜與水果所做成的日本料理。除了可享受鄰近的高爾夫與滑雪之外，亦是通往立山黑部、金澤、永平寺、東尋坊等的觀光據點，是相當便利的溫泉聖地。

How to bathe in an Onsen ///////////// 溫泉入浴方法 up to your waist, followed by chest, then neck. In doing so your body will slowly get used to the water temperature. Do not put the towel into the water. You may see people fold and put it on their heads, now you know why - it doesn’t belong in the water. You may also put it on the side of the tub.

First of all you will have to completely undress. Clothes are to be taken oﬀ in the dressing room (known as the datsui-jo in Japanese). Other than your birthday suit, you may bring one small towel or washcloth to the bathing area for washing with. Do not make the mistake of changing into and going in your bathing suit! It is not allowed.

Once in the bathing area, rinse oﬀ with hot water before getting into the onsen. At some places there will be a stone tub by the entrance, at others you may be able to wash with soap, bucket and using a tap, and at other you will have to take the water directly from the onsen itself (In Japanese this is called kakeh-yu). Kakeh-yu can be done with a small bowl or bucket (sometimes with a handle). Hot water is drawn from the tub or tap and poured over the entire body to rinse thoroughly. This is considered one of the most important points of onsen manners.

After you have completely rinsed, it’s time to get into the hot tub. It’s best to get in slowly at ﬁrst. Get in slowly up to your knees, then

One dip is usually no more than 10 minutes. As there are mineral elements in the water, longer exposure is not only relaxing, but allows the body to soak up more of those minerals. Getting in at least 2 to 3 times a day is reasonable. Where tap and washing stalls are available, switching from wash stall to tub and back is up to you. Do so at will. Never bring the soap or suds into the tub!

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Some hot springs provide more than one tub, such as the rotenburo (outdoor onsen). Switching from bath to bath may also be done freely.

Once out of the onsen, dry oﬀ with a towel. Taking a nap is eﬀective; bathing in a hotspring takes quite some physical energy.

When your body is hot and you are totally relaxed, taking a shower is entirely up to you, although may be a waste of the onsen’s mineral healing properties. Leaving them to soak in may be better for your skin.

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首先在更衣室卸下衣服。只有小毛巾或是浴巾可以帶進入浴場所。＃穿泳衣入浴是禁止的，請注意！

在洗澡的地方：首先入溫泉池前，先用熱水將身體沖洗乾淨。不同的溫泉有不同的入浴方式；有的入口的旁邊有溫泉池，有的有肥皂和桶子可以盥洗的地方，也有的用桶子直接從溫泉池取水。從溫泉池或是水龍頭取水將身體沖洗乾淨是最重要的。

洗澡後入溫泉池。剛開始將半身、胸部以下泡在水裡。由膝蓋順著腰、胸到肩慢慢地習慣。請不要將毛巾帶進溫泉池內。可將毛巾褶好放在頭上或是放在溫泉池邊。

入浴時間以一次十分鐘為適當。因為含有礦物質，適當的入浴時間不但可以放鬆而且還可以吸收礦物質。一天的入浴次數以2-3次為佳。

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如果有盥洗的地方，來回於溫泉池和盥洗的地方幾次也是不錯的。＃請不要將肥皂帶入溫泉池內。

從溫泉池出來用毛巾把身體擦乾。睡個午覺對身體也很好。溫泉有恢復體力的效果。

像露天溫泉〈戶外的溫泉〉等，有的有好幾個溫泉池。可以自由來回使用。足夠暖和又覺得輕鬆後就起來吧！因為溫泉的礦物質殘留在身體上，沖不沖澡依個人喜好。

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You’ve ﬁnally made it to the hot spring. But how do you go about making use of it? Above all, you should never forget to observe the manners and etiquette needed throughout. Here are some important rules to guide you through your ﬁrst onsen experience a primer to the laws of the onsen:

Ryokan and hotels across Japan.

Where will you stay?

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Onsen (hot springs), traditional gardens, tatami rooms, and Japanese traditional meals at ryokan (Japanese-style hotels)? Or spacious rooms with high-quality bedding surrounded by picturesque landscapes at first-class resort hotels? For more details of the accommodations and neighboring sightseeing information, visit

http://www.japan-ryokan.net/ Ryokan & hotels

Sendai

Kanazawa

Notice Credit cards accepted Internet available Onsen (hot springs) Open-air bath Private bath Guest room with bath and toilet

Prices are based on 1 adult staying 1 night with 2 meals. Prices may vary depending on room types, the number of persons in a room, cuisine, and other variables. We recommend confirming prices when you book any accommodation. Where meals are not included in the standard rate, this is noted in the explanation of the accommodation.

Tokyo Kyoto

Washlets (bidet-style toilets) Eating in guest rooms allowed Complimentary shuttle service Karaoke Picturesque scenery Rooms for single persons

Hiroshima Osaka Fukuoka

After booking by phone, we recommend confirming your reservation by fax or email

Cancellation fees may be charged if you cancel a reservation. Please confirm the accommodation’s cancellation fees and regulations in advance.

Hotel Generous Karuizawa ホテルジェネラス軽井沢

KARUIZAWA

http://www.generous.jp/

FAX: 0267-48-2855

E-mail: generous@white. plala.or.jp

KARUIZAWA

http://www008.upp.so-net.ne.jp/candytuft/

白馬八方尾根ガストホフ待夢里

Regarding the etiquette of onsen and public baths, please see page 14.

Cottage Inn Log-cabin コテージインログキャビン

3148-1 Naka-Karuizawa, Karuizawa-machi, Kitasaku-gun, Nagano 長野県北佐久郡軽井沢町中軽井沢 3148-1

HOTEL MARROAD KARUIZAWA ホテルマロウド軽井沢

FAX: 0267-41-1353

E-mail: p-candy@alto.ocn.ne.jp

HAKUBA

http://www.gasthof-timely.com/english/

The best location in Japan’s famous Karuizawa resort area. Enjoy a comfortable stay in a spacious guest room (33 sq.m~). Access From Tokyo: 1 hr 5 mins by Nagano Shinkansen “Asama,” From Karuizawa Station: 10 mins on foot. Check-in 15:00~ Check-out ~11:00 Rate ¥10,000~20,000 1178 Karuizawa, Karuizawa-machi, Kitasaku-gun, Nagano 長野県北佐久郡軽井沢町大字軽井沢 1178

Oyado Ichizen

ゆふいん温泉御宿一禅

Savor the renowned water at the foot of Mt. Yufudake

Many foreign visitors stay in our inn, Gasthof Timely. After fully enjoying yourself in the powder snow of Hakuba, why not join the interaction with Japanese culture? We can also make an arrangement for “heli-skiing”! Access From Nagano Station: 1 hr by bus bound for Hakuba. Check-in 15:00~ Check-out ~10:00 Rate ¥5,250~12,600

Yufuin is famous for its high quality hot spring water. In our ryokan constructed using traditional architectural techniques, guests can fully enjoy our renowned spring water as well as delectable Japanese cuisine. Access From Hakata Station: 2 hrs 30 mins by Kyudai Line train “Yufuin-no-Mori,” From Yufuin Station: 5 mins by taxi. Check-in 15:00~ Check-out ~10:00 Rate ¥17,475~29,025

Happo Gondora-dori, Hakuba-mura, Kitaazumi-gun, Nagano

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E-mail: karuizawa@ log-cabin.co.jp

KARUIZAWA

TEL: 0267-42-8444 FAX: 0267-42-5083

YUFUIN

http://www.oyado-ichizen.com

In front of Happo-One Ski Resort, our family waits you

長野県北安曇郡白馬村八方ゴンドラ通り

KARUIZAWA

A convenient travel base with good access to Karuizawa Station

Enjoy the luxury of a large private bath, exclusively for your use. The owners are a heart-warming couple who can make even foreign guests feel at home. Access From Tokyo: 1 hr by Nagano Shinkansen, From Karuizawa Station: 2 km (25 mins on foot / 5 mins by taxi). Check-in 15:00~ Check-out ~10:00 Rate ¥8,500~13,000

Gasthof Timely

http://www.marroad.jp/karuizawa/eindex.htm

Feel at home even in Japan

1143-10 Karuizawa, Karuizawa-machi, Kitasaku-gun, Nagano

If you suffer from allergies or have food preferences, please inform the staff when you are booking your accommodation so that they can make preparations for your convenience.

Feel as if you are staying at an elegant private villa. Enjoy marvelous barbecue at our Rogu Tei! Free pick-up service is available. Access From JR Karuizawa Station: 3 mins by Shinano Railway train, From Naka-Karuizawa Station: 5 mins on foot. Check-in 15:00~ Check-out ~10:00 Rate ¥6,000~8,000

長野県北佐久郡軽井沢町発地 566

長野県北佐久郡軽井沢町大字軽井沢 1143-10

Relax in a cottage surrounded by beautiful natural greenery

Enjoy a luxurious stay with gorgeous French cuisine in a quiet Karuizawa resort. Access From Tokyo: 1 hr by Shinkansen “Asama,” From Karuizawa Station: 10 mins by Karuizawa Loop Bus to Matori bus stop. Check-in 15:00~ Check-out ~11:00 Rate ¥9,450~25,200 566 Hocchi, Karuizawa-machi, Kitasaku-gun, Nagano

キャンディタフト

Matsuyama

Hokkaido Tohoku Kita-Kanto Minami-Kanto Koshinetsu Hokuriku Tokai Kinki Chugoku Shikoku Kyushu/Okinawa

http://www.log-cabin.co.jp/

Warm hospitality nurtured by the generosity of Mother Nature in Karuizawa

Candytuft

Nagoya

TEL: 0261-72-4342

E-mail: info@gasthof-timely.com

1209-1 Yufuin-cho Kawakami, Yufu-shi, Oita 大分県由布市湯布院町川上 1209-1

TEL: 0977-85-2357

E-mail: info@oyado-ichizen.com

AKANKO

Akan Yuku no Sato TSURUGA あかん遊久の里鶴雅

http://www.tsuruga.com/

IKAHO

Hotel Tenbo ホテル天坊

http://www.tenbo.com/

Relax both mind and body in a leisurely stay at our hotel, where our friendly staff will help ensure your every comfort

Enjoy bath tours, visiting open-air and garden baths throughout the vast 3,300 sq.m. site

Colorful scenery and grand nature await you the moment you step outside the hotel.

Guests can choose from a rich variety of rooms and cuisine to suit their preference and budget.

Access From Sapporo Station: 4 hrs by JR Sekisho and Nemuro Line trains, From Kushiro Station: 1h 30 mins by car / From Kushiro Airport: 1hr by car. Check-in 15:00~ Check-out ~10:00 Rate ¥15,375~134,550

We will offer Japanese local cuisines such as kaiseki (Kyoto haute cuisin e) m eals o r R o b at ay ak i grilled dishes.

Access From Shinjuku Stn New South Exit: 2h 30mins by highway bus “Joshu Yumeguri-go,” From Ikaho Onsen stop: immediate access. Check-in 15:00~ Check-out ~11:00 Rate ¥15,000~84,000

TEL: 0154-67-4000 FAX: 0154-67-2754

4-6-10 Akanko Onsen, Akan-cho, Kushiro City, Hokkaido 北海道釧路市阿寒町阿寒湖温泉 4-6-10

KAMOGAWA

Kamogawakan

南房総鴨川温泉鴨川館

http://www.japan-ryokan.net/kamogawakan/

TEL: 0279-72-3880 FAX: 0279-72-4611

396-20 Ikaho-machi, Shibukawa City, Gunma 群馬県渋川市伊香保町 396-20

KAMOGAWA

La Shoro

鴨川館別邸ラ・松廬

http://www.japan-ryokan.net/la-shoro/

Journey out and come encounter a warm nostalgia

The finest quality time spent away from it all

Kamogawakan, the Japanese style inn built in the graceful Sukiya style, stands amidst a pine forest filled with an abundance of green. Allow us to bring to you the finest quality stay through cordial hospitality, the likes of which the Japanese use as a return to warm inner peace.

La Shoro, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, is where you can relax and enjoy your time in first-class quality. Within the private space of each 396 sq.m. (4260 sq.ft.) independent facility you will find we have prepared 99 sq.m. (1065 sq.ft.)

Please experience and enjoy the immense individuality of the waterfall baths, baths to fall asleep in, saunas, and all other baths of the “Awa Hakkei Hot Springs.” You will also find that we are but a 3-minute walk to the popular “Kamogawa Sea World.” Access From Tokyo Station: 1 hr 45 mins by JR Sotobo Line express train View Wakashio, From Awa-Kamogawa Station: 5 mins by taxi / free pick-up bus is available from the station (reservation is needed).

guest rooms, constant flowing rotenburo outdoor baths, private pools, and exclusive Jacuzzis. Relax in the unbound harmonic fusion of peace with the best of Asia. Access From Tokyo Station: 1 hr 45 mins by JR Sotobo Line express train View Wakashio, From Awa-Kamogawa Station: 5 mins by taxi / free pick-up bus is available from the station (reservation is needed). Check-in 15:00~ Check-out ~12:00 Rate ¥34,800~

Check-in 14:30~ Check-out ~11:00 Rate ¥24,300~

TEL: 04-7093-4111 FAX: 04-7092-5335

1179 Nishi-cho, Kamogawa City, Chiba 千葉県鴨川市西町 1179

HAKONE

Motoyu Kansuiro 元湯環翠楼

http://www.kansuiro.co.jp/eng/

TEL: 04-7093-5855 FAX: 04-7092-5335

1179 Nishi-cho, Kamogawa City, Chiba 千葉県鴨川市西町 1179

MATSUMOTO

Tobira Onsen Myojinkan 扉温泉明神館

http://www.tobira-group.com/emyojinkan/

A designated national important cultural property, which former prime ministers and princesses have stayed

The grand hospitality of Japanese ryokan and amenity of hotels... “ 和 (Wa; Japanese) Resort” inn relaxing your body and mind

Kansuiro was founded in 1614. Many historical figures have stayed and soaked in our therapeutic hot spring.

Myojinkan is located among mountains at a height of 1,050 meter. Guests can appreciate the seasonal scenery of nature from bathrooms, guest rooms, and dining spots. We have 45 rooms in total (Japanese:27, Western:18). We also newly became a member of Relais & Chateaux in November 2008. There are a variety of open-air baths attached their rooms for the guests to enjoy.All the western style rooms are equipped with “sealy beds” to encourage a cozy sleep.

You may feel as if you were in a museum by just walking around the building. Also enjoy the ganban-yoku (hot stone spa), iwa-buro (rock bath) and many other types of bath. For your comfort, we also provide rooms with beds.

For dinner we prepare a selection of organic French cuisine, Kaiseki (Kyoto haute cuisine) or modern Japanese dishes to choose from.

Access From Odawara Stn: 15 mins by taxi / 25 mins by bus, get off at Kami-tonosawa stop. From Hakone-Yumoto Stn: 3 mins by taxi / 5 mins by bus (ryokan association bus: 100 yen from the station to Kansuiro Ryokan).

Access From JR Shinonoi Line Matsumoto Stn: 30 mins by car (Pick-up service is available. Please reserve in advance). Check-in 15:00~ Check-out ~12:00 Rate ¥23,500~50,000

Check-in 15:00~ Check-out ~10:00 Rate ¥17,850~

88 Tonosawa, Hakone-machi, Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa 神奈川県足柄下郡箱根町塔之沢 88

TEL: 0460-85-5511 FAX: 0460-85-5856

8967 Iriyamabe, Matsumoto City, Nagano 長野県松本市入山辺 8967

Visit Our Website at www.att-japan.net

TEL: 0263-31-2301 FAX: 0263-31-2345

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For further information, please inquire us in advance.

MATSUMOTO

Ryokan Sugimoto 旅館すぎもと

夕映えの宿汐美荘

http://www.japan-ryokan.net/sugimoto/

http://www.shiomiso.co.jp/

Enjoy freshly made buckwheat noodles Standing on bleezy highlands, Sugimoto is a traditional onsen ryokan in the Sukiya style, a simple and refined architecture inspired by tea houses. Relax in our rooms with a loft or irori fireplace, and spectacular scenery.

Ryokan & hotels

NIIGATA

Sunset Inn SHIOMISO

Enjoy our proud concoc tion of original dishes such as “Shinshu Beef cooked on a hot stone” that goes well with local sake. Soak in a historical open-air bath which the Imperial family in the 8th centur y shared and so loved.

Enjoy scenery filled with the reflection of a beautiful setting sun in our tea lounge in each guest rooms and baths Located right by the sea, where waves crash against the coast of the Sea of Japan. Take in the Sea of Japan in all its magnificence and its scenic and beautiful sunset. Meals are centered on the bounty of the sea. We bring you tastes of the changing seasons from the castle town of Echigo-murakami. Access From Niigata Airport: 70 mins by car. From JR Uetsu Line Murakami Stn: pick-up service available to hotel. Check-in 14:00~ Check-out ~11:00 Rate ¥20,000~ (tax excluded)

Access From Chuo Line Matsumoto Station: 15 mins by taxi / 20 mins by bus Check-in 14:00~ Check-out ~11:00 Rate ¥15,750~31,500

TEL: 0263-32-3379 FAX: 0263-33-5830

451-7 Satoyamabe, Matsumoto City, Nagano 長野県松本市里山辺 451-7

新潟県村上市瀬波温泉 2-9-36

KAGA

Araya Totoan あらや滔々庵

TEL: 0254-53-4288 FAX: 0254-52-5285

2-9-36 Senami-onsen, Murakami City, Niigata

GERO

Gero Onsen Yunoshimakan 下呂温泉湯之島館

http://www.araya-totoan.com/

http://www.yunoshimakan.co.jp/

A traditional ryokan loved by the Maeda lords, members of the Imperial family and guests with refined taste.

Built in 1931 on site that used to belong to the Shogun family of the time, Yunoshimakan is a Japanese-style hotel where the Emperor himself once stayed

Yamashiro Onsen has a history of 1,300 years. It is the home of Kutani-yaki, a sophisticated ceramic craft. We offer rooms with private open-air baths.

We offer traditional kaiseki (Kyoto haute cuisine) meals using Hida beef, and a nice “Bijinnoyu” onsen hot spring.

Among others such as the picturesque Japanese garden and exquisite kaiseki (Japanese haute cuisine) meals, we are most proud of our cordial hospitality that you can only experience at a small inn.

Please relax in the wooden Sukiyazukuri style building that was constructed by skilled carpenters in the Hida region 80 years ago. This fine work of art took over 3 years to craft. Access 30 mins by JR trains from Kanazawa. From JR Kaga-Onsen Station to Yamashiro Onsen: 15 mins by bus / 10 mins by taxi. There is a pickup service from Kaga-Onsen Station available (reservation is needed in advance). From Komatsu Airport: 30 mins by taxi. Check-in 14:00~ Check-out ~11:00 Rate above ¥30,000

TEL: 0761-77-0010 FAX: 0761-77-0008

Yamashiro Onsen Yunogawa, Kaga City, Ishikawa 石川県加賀市山代温泉湯の曲輪

Access From Nagoya: take JR Takayama Line train “Wide View Hida,” get off at Gero-Onsen Station. Free pick-up service from the station is provided. Also accessible by highway bus from Tokyo or Nagoya. Check-in 14:00~ Check-out ~11:00 Rate ¥19,500~

岐阜県下呂市湯之島 645

ITO

SEIZAN YAMATO 青山やまと

下田大和館

http://www.shimoda-yamatokan.co.jp/

Get away from it all and relax surrounded by nature - green mountains and blue seas - in the quiet ambiance of a Japanese inn. The gracious hospitality includes delicious cuisine, and natural hot springs. For those who would like to enjoy soaking in their own bath, a private onsen bath is available (reservations are needed). Let yourself unwind in the comfort of a yukata; we can offer you a colorful variety of yukata (cotton kimono) to wear, for your comfort anywhere in the hotel.

Access From Tokyo Station: 1 hr 50 mins by Izukyu Railway express train “Odoriko,” or 1 hr 20 mins by Tokaido Shinkansen ”Kodama” (transfer at Atami Station) to Ito. From Ito Station: 7 mins by shuttle bus. Check-in 14:00~ Check-out ~11:00 Rate ¥27,500~ (per person per night with 2 meals / 2 guests in 1 room / Service charge & tax included)

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SHIMODA

SHIMODA YAMATOKAN

http://www.seizanyamato.jp/e_plan/

A traditional Japanese hotel, nestled on a hilltop overlooking the city and sea

203 Oka, Ito City, Shizuoka

TEL: 0576-25-3131 FAX: 0576-24-1882

645 Yunoshima, Gero City, Gifu

From your room, white sand Tatado Beach stretches out invitingly right before your eyes. All onsen baths also give fine views of the beach. Our hotel is a Japanese-style ryokan with all rooms facing the sea. Meals feature fresh and delicious seafood from Shimoda Harbor. An private open-air bath commands a stunning sweeping view of the sea. The lobby is equipped with Internet-access PCs for guests’ convenience. This service is available 24 hours day, at no charge. Room reservations can be made via the Internet in English. Access From Tokyo Station: 2h 30 mins by JR express train “Odoriko,” From Shimoda Station: 5 mins by free pick-up bus. Check-in 15:00~ Check-out ~11:00 Rate ¥12,750~31,650

(there is a seasonal special rate)

TEL: 0557-37-3108

E-mail: seizan@yamatokan.co.jp

Credit cards accepted

TEL: 0558-22-1000

2048 Kisami, Shimoda City, Shizuoka

E-mail: mail@shimodayamatokan.co.jp

静岡県下田市吉佐美 2048

Internet available

Onsen (hot springs)

Open-air bath

Private bath

Guest room with bath and toile

OKUBIWAKO

Onoe Hot Spring BENIAYU 旅館紅鮎

http://www.beniayu.com/english/

KYOTO

Ryokan Motonago 旅館元奈古

http://www.motonago.com/en/top.html

Enjoy fine views of Japan’s largest lake, Lake Biwa, while staying at our pure Japanese-style lodging (English is available) Enjoy looking at Chikubu Island rising from the lake from your room, which also comes equipped with a massage chair to sooth your tired muscles and a relaxing open-air bath. In our restaurant, enjoy delicious Omi beef, or our specialty sweetfish dishes in summer or duck dishes in winter.

With Kyoto flavor and a homy feeling 11 easy guest rooms with wooden scent and a tatami feel. Enjoy Kyoto cuisine in your room. Easily accessible to historic scenes on foot, such as a World Heritage site “Kiyomizu-dera Temple,” finest showplaces in Higashiyama area “Kodai-ji Temple“ and “Nene-no-michi street,” “Maruyama Park,” “Yasaka Jinja Shrine,” or the famous Maikos’ town “Gion.”

TEL: 0749-79-0315

312 Kohoku-cho Onoe, Higashi Azai-gun, Shiga

E-mail:info@beniayu.com

滋賀県東浅井郡湖北町尾上 312

KYOTO

Gion HATANAKA 祇園畑中

http://www.thehatanaka.co.jp/english/

Check-in 16:00~ Check-out ~10:00 Rate ¥15,750~22,050

511 Washio-cho, Kodaiji-michi, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto 京都府京都市東山区高台寺通鷲尾町 511

KYOTO

NISHIYAMA RYOKAN NISHIYAMA RYOKAN

http://www.ryokan-kyoto.com/

Silence in the city, tranquil atmosphere, Gion HATANAKA

International Registered Tourist Inn

Hatanaka is located close to Gion and is surrounded by ancient temples - come, unwind, relax and enjoy the abundance of peace that abounds this place.

More than 2,000 visitors from around the world stay with us each year. Located in the heart of Kyoto, we are at the center of the city’s major sightseeing points.

The freshest seasonal ingredients are prepared to preserve the delicacy of Kyoto’s techniques of old. Enjoy Kyoto cuisine as it used to be had. Take in the variety of colors and visual appeal that beautify this wonderful presentation.

Access From Keihan Shijo Stn: 10 mins on foot. From Hankyu Kawaramachi Stn: 10 mins on foot. From JR Kyoto Stn: 15 mins by car. Check-in 14:00~ Check-out ~11:00 Rate ¥20,000~ (tax excluded)

Yasaka Shrine Minamimonmae, Gion, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto 京都府京都市東山区祇園八坂神社南門前

TEL: 075-541-5315 FAX: 075-551-0553

NAGATO

OTANISANSO 大谷山荘

TEL: 075-561-2087 FAX: 075-561-2655

http://www.otanisanso.co.jp/

Relax in our leisurely guest rooms. Western style rooms with toilet and bath also available.

Access From Kyoto Stn: 15 mins by subway to the nearest station (Kyoto-shiyakusho-mae on Tozai Line). From No.10 exit: walk 2 blocks to the north on Gokomachi St. Check-in 16:00~ Check-out ~10:00 Rate ¥20,000~ (tax excluded)

Nijosagaru, Gokomachi-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto 京都府京都市中京区御幸通り二条下ル

TEL: 075-222-1166 FAX: 075-231-3558

HIRADO

Hotel Ranpu

平戸・千里ヶ浜温泉ホテル蘭風

http://www.hotelranpu.com/

Welcome! Here you will find natural greenery and warm hospitality.

West Kyushu’s largest open-air baths: a highly regarded facility with 18 bathtubs as well as beautifying tubs

Relax with the sound of the river while viewing the fresh spring greenery.

The hotel stands on a 198,600 sq. meters site. All rooms face the sea and have their own balconies. You can also enjoy horse riding and short golf here.

Weather permitting, stargazing at our astronomical observatory dome adds romance to your stay.

The hotel ’s main cuisine includes plenty of fresh, locally-caught seafood (Suigun-ryori dishes). Access Fr o m S a n y o S h i n kansen Shin-Yamaguchi Station: take Sanyo Line to Asa, then transfer to Mine Line train, From Nagato-Yumoto Station: 10 mins on foot. Check-in 14:30~ Check-out ~10:30 Rate ¥15,900~50,000

Yumoto Onsen, Nagato City, Yamaguchi 山口県長門市湯本温泉

Washlets (bidet-style toilets)

Eating in guest rooms allowed

TEL: 0837-25-3300 FAX: 0837-25-3434 Complimentary shuttle service

Access From JR Hakata Station Chikushi Exit (Shinkansen side): shuttle bus service directly going to the hotel available (charged) Check-in 15:00~ Check-out ~11:00 Rate ¥11,000~13,000

55 Kawachi-cho, Hirado City, Nagasaki 長崎県平戸市川内町 55

Karaoke

Picturesque scenery

Rooms for single persons

TEL: 0950-23-2111 FAX: 0950-24-2114

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Access 1. From Kyoto Stn: 15 mins by taxi. 2. From Kyoto Stn Central Exit bus stop D2: take #206 bus, From Gion stop: 5 mins on foot.

Access From Shinkansen Maibara Station: 20 mins by JR Hokuriku Line train, From Takatsuki Station: 10 mins by taxi / free pick-up bus available (reservation is required in advance). Check-in 14:00~ Check-out ~11:00 Rate ¥23,250~37,110 (depending on rooms, meals, or which day to stay. Please inquire.)

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InterContinental Tokyo Bay

1 night stay voucher Superior Bay View Room (Regular Floor): 2 guests in 1 room for 1 night

The Bay View Room commands a serene view of the bay with the comings and goings of different ships as they pass under Rainbow Bridge, which is illuminated at night. Throw your cares to the wind and enjoy the fresh sea breeze in the comfort of the relaxed atmosphere of the room by opening the bay window. All rooms are also equipped with a shower booth for comfortable bathing. This time, one night stay voucher in the Superior Bay View Room is offered. For the detail of the hotel, please check http://www.interconti-tokyo.com/

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Manyo Club Bathing Tickets for 5 couples (10 persons)

How to apply: *Deadline: March 15 (Mon) - Answer the questionnaire (p.19), check the appropriate box and mail/fax it. - Visit our website (www.att-japan.net), access “giveaway” page to apply.

RIEDEL Gold Maki-e Glass

for 1 person

The traditional Japanese golden technique lends itself beautifully to European wineglasses.

Enjoy soaking yourself in onsen hot springs of Yokohama, with a brilliang view of Minato Mirai. For the detail of Manyo Club, please check http://www.manyo.co.jp/

1 Day Ski Lift Tickets

for 3 couples (6 persons) in total

Enjoy playing winter sports in the snow resorts of Japan! We will offer ski lift tickets for... 1. Sakae Club Ski Area (Nagano Pref.) 2. Inawashiro Ski Paradise (Fukushima Pref.) 3. Any ski resorts within Fukushima Pref. * Please be forewarned that we will decide which tickets to send which winners when shipping.

In a blend of cultures, craftsmen in Kyoto paint such maki-e on glassware produced by 250-yearold Austrian company RIEDEL and, although an extremely difficult technique to master, FUJI-TORII have succeeded in perfecting and producing this most original of wineglass. This time, a pair of wineglasses will be offered for one person. For the detail of the product, please check http://www.fuji-torii.com/

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Finex Co., Ltd. Daiichi-manju Bldg. 4F, 8 Sanei-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0008, Japan

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Fuji-torii since 1948

Kutani Vase

Antique metalware

“Urushell” lacquered shell Jewelry

Satsuma ware

”Lacquy-marker” bookmark

RIEDEL Gold Maki-e Glass

Kutani Sake bottles

We carry only quality Japanese works of art, in various price ranges. Shop with confidence for antiques and Japanese works of art at Fuji-Torii. Serving collectors, foreign residents and Japanese since 1948. Visit our English website at http://www.fuji-torii.com

JAPANESE WORKS OF ART, AUTHENTIC ANTIQUES, SCREENS, SCROLLS, “MAKI-E” LACQUER WORK, IMARI, SATSUMA, KUTANI & CERAMIC ARTS, LAMPSTANDS & LAMPSHADES. WOOD & BRONZE SCULPTURES, ORNAMENTS, SWORDS, “UKIYO-E” & MODERN WOOD BLOCK PRINTS, SILK & PAPER CRAFTS, TRADITIONAL STATIONERY, BOOKS.

TEL: 03-3400-2777 Open: 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Closed on Tuesdays & the third Monday of the month

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6-1-10 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001 (Close to Meijijingumae Stn. Between BVLGARI and Kiddy Land.)

親子煮 Oyako-ni

Chicken cooked with egg

Ingredients (serves 4) 2 tablespoons sugar 1 tablespoon mirin 1 cup Japanese soup stock 1 1/8 cups (7.6 fl oz/225 ml) water 5 cm (2 inch) piece of kelp (kombu) 3/4 cup dried bonito (kezuribushi, or katsuobushi)

Preparations: To prepare the Japanese soup stock (dashi), first make a slit in the kelp. In a pot, soak the kelp in 1 1/8 cups (7.6 fl oz /225 ml) of water for at least 60 minutes. Place the pot over the heat until it is about to boil, and then remove the kelp. In the same pot, add the 3/4 of a cup of dried bonito, then remove from the heat and leave to cool. Strain and retain the liquid.

3. Heat the sauce until it is boiling, and then place the onion slices in the pan.

4. Place the chicken and shiitake mushrooms on top of the onion slices.

5. Mix the eggs roughly in a bowl.

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③

Directions: 1. ①Slice the chicken into 1 cm (0.4 inch) thick pieces. ②Slice the onion into 2 mm (0.1 inch) thick pieces. ③Cut away the root clusters from the shiitake mushrooms, and separate the caps and stalks. Slice the shiitake mushroom caps into 2 mm (0.1 inch) thick slices. Slice the shiitake mushroom stalks into 2 mm (0.1 inch) thick round slices. ④Cut the trefoils into 3 cm (1.2 inch) long pieces. Set the leaves to one side.

6. When the chicken turns white, pour the eggs over the chicken and vegetables, and cook for about 2 minutes until the egg is soft-boiled.

2. In a frying pan or shallow pot, mix the Japanese soup stock, soy sauce, sugar, and mirin.

For more details, go to http://www.att-japan.net/recipe/

7. Sprinkle the trefoil leaves over the eggs. Use a turner (fish slice) to serve the dish.

Tips: It is recommended that you do not completely mix the whites and yolks of the eggs. Half-mixed eggs enhance the flavor of the dish. The oyako-ni can be served atop boiled rice in a bowl, forming a popular Japanese dish called "oyako-don." Chicken thigh meat is recommended for its good flavor and the juiciness of its skin. If you prefer a low-fat recipe, skinless thigh, breast, and breast fillet (sasami) are recommended as alternatives.

Japanese Liquid Measures: 1 cup = 200ml = 6.76 fl oz 1 tablespoon = 15ml = 0.5 fl oz 1 teaspoon = 5ml = 0.16 fl oz

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att. Recipe

1 piece of chicken thigh (tori no momo niku) 1 onion (tamanegi) 4 eggs 2 shiitake mushrooms 4 stalks trefoil (mitsuba) 3 tablespoons soy sauce

att. Restaurant Guide Shinjuku

Address Hours/Closes Access Price Tel No. Fax No. Credit cards V: Visa M: MasterCard A: American Express J: JCB D: Diners 銀聯: Union Pay

Nihombashi

Italian

リストランテマキャベリ

RISTRANTE MACHIAVELLI TOKYO

Garo Bldg. B1F, 3-1-4 Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 11:00-23:00 (Sat/Sun/holiday: 11:30-21:00) 2 mins walk from JR Tokyo Station Yaesu North Exit

Aoyama

Japanese

炉端焼と郷土うどんじろう

www.att-japan.net/restaurant/

Yokohama

Aoyama

Italian

ペッシェドーロ

YOKOHAMA

Enjoy delicious cuisine mainly made of seafood.

http://www.att-japan.net/restaurant/tonkatsumaisen/

Queens Tower A-1F, 2-3-1 Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama City, Kanagawa 11:00-23:00 (Lunch: 11:00-16:00, Mon-Fri) 045-682-5635 3 mins walk from Minato Mirai Line Minato Mirai Station Most credit cards available Pasta: 1,050-1,580

Gaienmae

アクアヴィット

Scandinavian

4-8-5 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 11:00-22:00 (L.O.) 3 mins walk from Omotesando Station A2 Exit V, M, D, A

Get a great panorama view of Tokyo

vegetables, fresh fish from Tsukiji market as well as a variety of sake. We will also offer private Japanese style rooms to sit back and relax .

Shin-Marunouchi Bldg. Marunouchi Bldg.

ori S

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Jingu Stadium Bell Daiichi Itochu Commons Engei Lexus Gaienmae Stn. (G03) ne Aoyama-dori St. Ginza Li Omote-sando Stn. (Z02, C04, G02)

Otowa-dori

Tokyo (M17)

Stadiun St

Gaie

att. Restaurant

You can get a luxurious night view of Tokyo from all seats, so people get overwhelmed. Our concept is "A high-quality amusement place for adults." We have three zones; bar & standing bar, lounge, and dining. We produce "a high-quality amusement place for adults" simply and with a cool atmosphere.

Our Modern Scandinavian Cuisine is certainly a new segment of cuisine in Japan, where authentic Scandinavian cooking is intertwined with French techniques to create a selection of ingenious and unique delicacy...

Enjoy our spit-roasted chicken (yakitori) and

TEL:03-3943-3238 www.teshitogoya.net Otowa KS Bldg. 1F, 2-11-19 Otowa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo From Ikebukuro, take Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line (only 4 mins!). Just in front of Gokokuji Station #4 Exit.

Others

Breeze of Tokyo

Scandinavian Dining with direct access from Gaienmae Station

Shinobazu-dori

0120-428-485 1,000-3,000

Marunouchi ブリーズ・オブ・トウキョウ

Aquavit

TORIKIN

Tonkatsu

"Soft tonkatsu (deep-fried pork cutlet) that can be easily cut with chopsticks" has become the catchphrase of Maisen's cutlets.

http://www.att-japan.net/restaurant/pesce-doro/

Gokokuji Stn. #4 Exit

とんかつまい泉青山本店

Tonkatsu Maisen Aoyama Honten

The concept of our restaurant is the “trattoria of Mirano.”

TOKYO

Gokoku-ji Temple

Shabu shabu

牛肉旬菜しぐれや

Aoyama Rise Square Bldg. 2F, 5-1-22 Minami Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo 11:30-15:30 / 17:30-23:00 (Sun: 11:30-22:00) Immediate access from Subway Omotesando Station B3 Exit 03-3486-6451

Dai 15 Nohagi Bldg. B1F, 1-25-11 Minami Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo 11:30-15:00 / 17:00-23:00 (Sat/Sun/Holiday: 11:00-23:00) 3 mins walk from Ikebukuro Station East Exit 03-5396-4351

TRATTORIA PESCE D’ ORO

around TOKYO

03-3278-5792

Sigureya

JIROU *In all restaurants in Japan, if your consumption is over 7,501 yen, a local tax will be charged. You may also be charged a service fee from 10% upwards in some restaurants. *Tipping for standard service is not a Japanese custom.

Italian

TOKABO

Odakyu Dept. Shinjuku Main Bldg. 13F, 1-1-3 Nishi Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 11:00-22:30 (Lunch: 11:00-15:00) 2 mins walk from Shinjuku Station 03-3345-8735

Ikebukuro

イタリア食堂 TOKABO

JR Tokyo Stn. Marunouchi Exi† Yaesu Exit

Mitsubishi Bldg.

http://www.att-japan.net/restaurant/aquavit/

http://www.att-japan.net/restaurant/breezeoftokyo/

Aoyama OM-SQUARE 1F, 2-5-8 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo Lunch: 11:30-15:00 (L.O. 14:30) Dinner: 18:00-23:00 (L.O. 22:00) 1 min walk from Tokyo Metro Gaienmae Station 6,500 yen 03-5413-3300 03-5413-2525 V, M, D, J

Marunouchi Bldg. 36F, 2-4-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Lunch: 11:00-14:30, Dinner: Mon-Sat 18:00-24:00, Sun and Holidays: 18:00-23:00 6,800 yen 2 mins walk from JR Tokyo Station Marunouchi Exit V, D, A 03-5220-5551 03-5220-9088

Blending "Western cuisine" elements into the traditional Japanese cooking of NADAMAN Super Dining Zipangu is a huge, 300 seat restaurant located on the top floor of the Akasaka Excel Hotel Tokyu. A-la-carte sushi, tempura, teppanyaki, skewered and grilled chicken and Chinese delicacies, as well as traditional forms of Japanese food are available as are 400 brands of wine and 100 brands of sake to take care of liquid refreshment. When both appetite and thirst are satisfied, a cigar bar offers a chance to puff away on a little rolled leaf luxury with more than 80 varieties of cigar, including premium Cubans, in stock.

Dinner & Bar: weekday, Sat. 17:00 ~ 03:00 Sun, & Hols 17:00 ~ 23:00 (L.O. 22:30)

Benkei bashi Bridge

Akasaka Prince Hotel Subway Nagatacho Stn. Aoyama Dori St.

ori Dor

Tel. 03-3580-3661

SUPER DINING-AK ASAK A Akasaka Excel Hotel Tokyu 14F

i St.

Akasaka Excel Hotel Tokyu 14F, 2-14-3 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Sotob

S U P ER D I NI NG - AK AS A K A

Subway AkasakaMitsuke Stn.

Zipangu Caretta Shiodome is located atop Caretta Shiodome, an outstanding and prominent building on the Shiodome Shio-Site. Observe Rainbow Bridge, Hamarikyu Gardens and even see as far as the Boso Peninsula while you eat authentic Japanese food and sample from over 100 brands of wine and sake from around Japan.

This Zipangu blends the best of Asia with Japanese cuisine. Various private rooms made in stylish spaces. Savor ease of mind, and important private time.

Lunch: 11:30 ~ 15:00 (L.O. 14:30) Dinner: 17:00 ~ 23:00 (L.O. 22:00)

Dinner: 17:00~23:00 (L.O. 22:00)

Caretta Shiodome 47F

Restaurant seats 72 12 private rooms

Lunch: 11:30~15:00 (L.O. 14:30)

DENTSU

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Oedo Line Shiodome Stn.

Closed: Sat., Sun. & Holi.

Asakusa Line Shimbashi Stn.

Caretta Shiodome 47F 1-8-1 Higashi Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo

22 att. JAPAN Jan-Feb/2010

Tel. 03-5512-7511

Ginza Line Shimbashi Stn.

THE PRUDENTIAL PL A Z A

Aoyama Dori St.

Subway AkasakaMitsuke Stn.

Prudential Tower East Plaza 1F 2-13-10 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

i St.

CARETTA SHIODOME

tn d) iS ing n sh W grou ba r im de Sh (un JR

Subway Nagatacho Stn.

ori Dor

Tel. 03-6215-8111

Akasaka Prince Hotel

Sotob

Shiodome Dori St.

Benkei bashi Bridge

THE PRUDENTIAL PL A Z A Prudential Tower East Plaza 1F

Super Dining-Akasaka: P29-MAP2-1, Caretta Shiodome: P30-MAP3-1, The Prudential Plaza: P29-MAP2-2

www.att-japan.net/restaurant/ Ginza

Ginza

Crab

銀座江島

Yakiniku

銀座唐人凧

Ginza Tojindako

Ginza Ejima

All you can eat premium Matsuzaka beef kalbi (short rib)!

Try the crab shabu shabu it’s our specialty ! Japanese style crab cuisine restaurant. Try the crab shabu shabu it’s our specialty! You can enjoy teppanyaki and shabu shabu dishes cooked with Kuroge Wagyu - Japanese black cattle beef - as well as seasonal special cuisines. Lunch: 3,150 yen~ Dinner: (Japanese course) 8,500 yen~ (Shabu shabu course) 10,500 yen~

Awarded as the No.1 of the luxurious class all-you-can-eat restaurant in the TV program “The Best House 123” on Fuji TV. All-you-can-eat buffet of the highest-class crab, seafood and grilled meat. Matsuzaka beef kalbi all-you-can-eat course: 9,450 yen Wagyu (Japanese extra beef kalbi) all-you-can-eat course: 12,600 yen Besides, All-you-can-eat course is available from 6,825 yen (25 dishes to choose from). * A special menu is offered in December.

http://www.giraud.co.jp

Vienna’ s most elegant café with a 130 year history has opened its first overseas store here in Aoyama. The taste and mood of the original store has been faithfully recreated. Café: 600 yen ~ Weekday lunch: 1,200 yen ~

Mitsukoshi Dept.

Children’ s Castle

Omotesando Station B2 Exit

Shibuya Aoyama Gakuin University

http://www.att-japan.net/restaurant/ginzatojindako/

http://www.att-japan.net/restaurant/ginzaejima/

Ginza Crystal Bldg. 6F, 4-2-12 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 11:30-23:30 (L.O. 23:00) 1 min walk from Subway Marunouchi line Ginza Station V, M, A, D, J, 銀聯 03-3567-4129

Jujiya Bldg. 4F 3-5-4 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Weekdays: 11:30-22:00 (L.O. 21:00), Weekends: 11:00-21:30 (L.O. 20:30) 15,000 yen 3 mins walk from Tokyo Metro Ginza Station V, M, A, D, J 03-3535-3131 03-3535-3133

Harajuku

Mitsukoshi Dept.

Police Box Akasaka

Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ Bank

CAFE LANDTMANN Aoyama

8,000 yen 03-3567-4050

OPEN: Mon-Sat 11am-11pm, Sun & Holidays 11am-10pm 4F Ao Bidg. 3-11-7 Kitaaoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo Tel. 03-3498-2061

P32-MAP12-1

SHELLFISH

GINZA KAZAN In our exquisite bar space, enjoy the blissful cuisine based on MASQ’ s original idea, such as Japanese wagyu steak of extra high quality and mousse de foie gras, as well as our original seasonal fruit cocktail and wines.

Caviar, foie gras, Tenshi no Ebi shrimp … while enjoying those luxurious but unique ingredients, try a glass of one of our 24 selections of wine from around the world, rotating day by day.

We prepare three private rooms for groups of 4 to 8 people, available for dinner with your friend as well as business occasions.

LUNCH COURSE: ¥2500, ¥3800, ¥5000 DINNER COURSE: ¥5800, ¥7800, ¥9800

03-3562-8025

[Mon-Sat] 11:30am-3pm (LO 2:30pm) 5:30pm-11pm (LO 10pm)

1F Seiryu Ginza Bldg., 3-4-6 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

[Sun & Holidays] 11:30am-3pm (LO 2.30pm) 5:30pm-10pm (LO 9pm)

[Mon-Fri] 1pm-4:30pm, 5:30pm-2am [Sat] 2pm-0am [Sun & Holidays] 2pm-10pm

TEL. 03-3562-8050 http://www.kanan-ginza.com 1F Seiryu Ginza Bldg., 3-4-6 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

P30-MAP3-6

P30-MAP3-5

ial Spec r! e f Of

TEL: 03-3575-5161 http://www.masq.jp B1 Photog Bldg., 5-6-6 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Mon-Sat: 5.30pm-3am, Sun & Holidays: 5.30pm-0am

GOSS champagne & glasswine comfort www.goss-ginza.com

* Various a la carte menus are also on offer * We have private rooms, suitable for business meetings

Show this magazine to the staff, and...

P30-MAP3-4

出示這本雜誌，即可享有「九折優惠」或「免費飲料 1 杯」!

Get either “10% off your bill” or your “first drink free”!

Ginza

Akihabara

銀座

秋葉原

Enjoy real flavor at a reasonable price! 真正道地的美味，經濟實惠的價格！

Serving with first-rate skill in a space where beautiful flavors come to the fore, one of Japan’ s famous restaurants:

Sushi and aburi - Ginza Gen.

Ginza Gen: P30-MAP3-3, Tsukiji Sushigen Honten: P31-MAP8-1

Shiseido The Ginza Chuo-dori

New Melsa

Tokyo Ginza Matsuzakaya Shiseido Bldg.

AKIBA ICHI

Wako Mitsukoshi

JR Lines

Showa-dori

Taiyo Bldg.

Average Budget Dinner ¥3,500 Lunch ¥950

Tsukuba Express

Shuto Express way

Ginza Gen Taiyo Bldg. B1F, 8-8-5 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Tel: 03-3569-0070 *English menu available. Lunch 11:30-15:00, Dinner 17:00-23:00 Access: 5 mins walk from Ginza Station

Chuo-dori

銀座源。

Average Budget Dinner ¥6,000 Lunch ¥1,000

Harumi-dori

最高境界。頂級的技術與美味。日本名店壽司與火

Yodobashi Camera

Akihabara

Tsukiji Sushigen Honten AKIBA_ICHI 3F, 4-14-1 Sotokanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo / Tel: 03-5297-8566 *English menu available. Hours: Lunch 11:00-14:30, Dinner 17:00-23:00 Access: 1 min from Akihabara Station

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att. Restaurants

In Ginza, the center of Tokyo, enjoy a full course dinner consisting of the finest quality seafood and vegetables.

att. Restaurant Guide Roppongi

Spit Roast

京風串焼き竹茂六本木店

Shinagawa

オイスターバー＆レストラン

Kawasaki

American

カリフォルニアピザキッチン

Pizza

Chikumo Roppongi

Grand Central Oyster Bar & Restaurant

California Pizza Kitchen

Enjoy our pure breed Kurobuta pork with spit roasting!

New York’s seafood restaurant arrived in Japan!

Californian cuisine popular restaurant chain arrived to Japan !

Enjoy our precious, pure breed Kurobuta pork “Roppaku“ with spit roasting, shabu-shabu (boiling), and Nabe (pot). Satisfy yourself with the natural sweetness of pork itself. Our original Kushiyaki (Spit Roast) dishes c omp r i sed o f v ar i ous ingredients, taste exquisite.

An ever popular restaurant has come ashore straight from Manhattan, New York. the vert same atomosphere and interior ware transported right from the main restaurant in New York. Enjoy from a selection of over 100 kinds of seafood including of raw oysters.

California Pizza Kitchen (CPK) is a casual restaurant chain that is a leader in authentic California-style cuisine. Since its start in LA in 1985, it has been expanding its restaurants in 29 states in the US and more than 240 locations abroad. It features an imaginative line of hearth-baked pizzas, including the original BBQ Chicken Pizza, and a broad selection of distinctive pastas, salads and soups. Now you can enjoy CPK also in Japan!

Hotel Pacific Tokyo

atre Shinagawa Keihin JR Kyuko Shinagawa Shinagawa Stn. The Strings by Stn. InterContinental Shinagawa Tokyo Prince Hotel

Yokohama Kawasaki Nikko Hotel

http://www.att-japan.net/restaurant/oysterbar/

http://www.att-japan.net/restaurant/chikumo/ COCO Roppongi Bldg. 3F, 3-11-10 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 17:00-24:00 1 min walk from Subway Oedo line Roppongi Station V, M, A, D, J 03-6459-2825

Lazona Kawasaki

atre Shinagawa 4F, 2-18-1 Konan, Minato-ku, Tokyo 11:00-24:00 (L.O. 23:00) 1 min walk from JR Shinagawa Station V, M, D, J 03-6717-0932

2,500 yen 03-6459-2825

SolidSquare Bldg.

JR Kawasaki Stn.

Shinagawa

Kawasaki Be

http://www.att-japan.net/restaurant/californiapizzakitchen/ 5,000 yen 03-6717-6278

Lazona Kawasaki plaza 4F, 72-1 Horikawa-cho, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa 11:00-23:00 (L.O. 22:00) 2,200 yen 3 mins walk from JR Kawasaki Station West Exit V, M, A, D, J 044-874-8434 044-874-8436

Enjoy the authentic, healthy Indian food in an elegant atmosphere.

att. Restaurants

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www.maharaja-group.com

MAHARAJA Pina

MAHARAJA MARUNOUCHI

BOMBAY TALKIE LAZONA Kawasaki Plaza

BOMBAY CLUB

MAYUR BAR & DINING

A unique combination of Indian delicacies from north and south India.

Experience a new Indian dining teamed up with the bollywood screen.

A place to enjoy mouth-watering & tougue twisting specialities from North India.

One coin food menu ¥500 One coin drik menu ¥500

Average budget: Dinner - 3,000 yen

Average budget: Dinner - 3,500 yen

Average budget: Dinner - 2,500 yen

Average budget: Dinner - 4,000 yen

Average budget: Dinner - 3,500 yen

Shinjuku Mitsui Bldg. B1F, 2-1-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

Meiji Yasuda Seimei Bldg. B2-205 2-1-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

LAZONA Kawasaki Plaza 4F, 72-1 Horikawacho, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa

Shiodome City Center 205 1-5-2 Higashi-Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo

Kamiyacho Square Bldg., 1F 1-7-3 Azabudai, Minato-ku, Tokyo

Tel. 03-5321-9364

Tel. 03-5221-8271

Tel. 044-874-8438

Tel. 03-5537-2215

Tel. 03-3568-7053

Services is available in Hindi, English and Japanese

We offer Veg and Non-Veg menu

We will prepare halal meat (Please order ahead)

Maharaja Pina: P29-MAP1-1, Maharaja Marunouchi: P31-MAP7-1, Bombay Club: P30-MAP3-2, Mayur Bar & Dining: P29-MAP2-4

24 att. JAPAN Jan-Feb/2010

Tokyo: P29-MAP2-3, Uyeno-eki Tokyo: P31-MAP5-1, Yokohama: P32-MAP14-1, Nagoya: P33-MAP19-1

www.att-japan.net/restaurant/ フェイバリットキッチン

Others

favorite kitchen

KYOTO

KANSAI Osaka Namba

スポーツバーダイジェスト

NARA

Others

Sports Bar DiJest

Japanese

焼肉風風亭蛸薬師パート 2 店

Yakiniku

Yakiniku FUFU-TEI Takoyakushi Part 2

http://www.att-japan.net/restaurant/dijest/

This is an all-you-can-eat-and-drink yakiniku restaurant! You can just sit back and relaxingly enjoy grilling meat, with no need to stand up and move about when ordering. There is the Takoyakushi Part 1 branch just near us.

http://www.att-japan.net/restaurant/yakinikufufutei/

Namba HIPS 5F, 1-8-16 Namba, Chuo-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Sun-Thur: 18:00-24:00, Sat/Sun/the day before holiday: 18:00-29:00 1 min walk from Subway Midosuji Line Namba Station 300~ Not available 06-6211-8575 -

ババ・ガンプ・シュリンプ大阪

American

Fully enjoy fresh fish of the day, being cooked as sushi and sashimi Guests can satisfy themselves with hand-rolled sushi containing seasonal ingredients and only 105 yen per piece! Tempura is of course on offer as well. We provide 54 seats in total, at the counter and in private rooms, with a refreshing view of the Kamo-gawa River! We are sure to please our customers by the taste, price and service. Welcome to Sushitetsu!

Mozaic dining 7F, 68 Shin-cho, Shijokawaramachi Higashi-iru, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto 11:00-22:00 (L.O. 21:15) 1 min walk from Hankyu Kawaramachi Station 075-241-9663

DiJest is the largest class sports bar of Kansai, located in the center of Osaka Minami area. It features a 120-inch king size projector and six 50-inch PDPs. Have an enjoyable time with your friends or family! Billiards (2 tables): 500 yen / hr / person. Darts (5 boards): 100 yen~ / game.

Osaka

さくらダイニング

Authentic Edomae Sushi, only 105 yen per piece!

SAKURA DINING

Kyoto

Häagen-Dazs Higashi Iru Minamigawa, Kawaramachi-dori Sanjo Sagaru, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto Sun-Thur: 17:00-24:00, Fri/Sat/the day before holiday: 17:00-26:00 5 mins walk from Hankyu Kawaramachi Station 3,500 yen 075-211-5388 V, M, D, A, J

Nara

Sushi

すしてつ先斗町店

Sushitetsu Pontocho-ten

Mozaic dining 7F, 68 Shin-cho, Shijokawaramachi Higashi-iru, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto 11:00-22:00 (L.O. 21:15) 1 min walk from Hankyu Kawaramachi Station 075-241-9663

Kyoto

OSAKA

Kyoto

江戸川ならまち店

Unagi

Kyoto Royal Hotel Kamogawakan

Pontocho Hotel Kaburenjo Yunizo Kyoto Kyoto BAL

Sanjo Keihan Stn. Iroha Ryokan

http://www.att-japan.net/restaurant/sushitetsu/ Wisteria Coat Pontocho Bldg. 1F, 123-1 Ishiya-cho, Pontocho Sanjo Sagaru, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto Mon-Fri: 12:00-14:00, 17:00-24:00, Sat, Sun & Holidays: 12:00-24:00, / Open everyday 3 mins walk from Kintetsu Sanjo Station 3,400 yen 075-257-1285 V, M, A, D, J

Osaka Namba

Japanese

玄品ふぐ法善寺の関

Bubba Gump Shrimp Osaka

Edogawa Naramachi

Genpin Fugu, Hozenji location

The shrimp restaurant inspired by the "Forrest Gump"

Enjoy unagi cuisine, exclusively made with Japan’ s native eels

Winter is the best season to enjoy fugu pufferfish

Located on the 5th floor of Universal City Walk Osaka, just in front of Universal Studio Japan. Enjoy the Southern American dishes in a Hollywood-style movie setting. Just a step into the restaurant will definitely make you feel like a part of the cast!

Why not try the broiled unagi dish, with secure and safe eels from Japan, in a quaint machiya (traditional house) that is over 130 years old?

We offer sumptuous pufferfish dishes, one of Japan’ s highest classes of cuisine, with the motto “inexpensive, safe and delicious.” Come and enjoy pufferfish in various ways such as sashimi, grilled or fried fugu, hot-pot, shabu-shabu etc, all of which are worth tasting!

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Kintetsu Nobori-oji Nara Stn. Kofuku-ji Vivre Temple Nara Park Sanjo-dori Sarusawa Pond Nara School Hotel Edogawa

Universal Studios Japan

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Universal City Walk Osaka

Eels have been considered as a Japanese national food for those requiring stamina since the Edo period. Unagi broiled with our special sauce is second to none! We also offer dishes with tempura, to meet your needs.

http://www.att-japan.net/restaurant/bubbagumpshrimp/ Universal City Walk Osaka 5F, 6-2-61 Shimaya, Konohana-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka 11:00-23:00 (L.O. 22:00) 3 mins walk from JR Universal City Station 2,500 yen 06-4804-3880 06-4804-3881 V, M, J

P36-MAP24-1

Midosuji Line Genpin Fugu Namba Stn.

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1,580~ -

P33-MAP17-1

Hozen-ji Temple

Bic Sennichimae Line Camera

http://www.att-japan.net/restaurant/genpinfugu_hozenji/ 1-1-13 Namba, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka Mon-Thurs: 16:00-24:00, Fri: 16:00-3:00, Sat: 12:00-3:00, Sun&holidays: 12:00-24:00 2 mins walk from Subway Midosuji Line Namba Station 5,000 yen V, J 06-6213-9444 -

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Kamogawa Sanjo Stn.

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Tourist Information Transportation / 交通

Rail Japan is covered in a rail network that reaches to almost every corner of the archipelago. Most are owned and run by the Japan Railway (JR) system and the world famous “Shinkansen” bullet train is of course one of the fastest and most enjoyable forms of land transport anywhere -- the distance between Tokyo and Osaka being covered in just 2hrs 30 mins on the fastest line.

Japan Rail Pass Japan Rail Pass allows you to use the whole JR system (including the Shinkansen) but is only sold outside Japan. 28,300 yen gets you a full 7 day ticket (adults). For more info, check the Japan Rail Pass website: http://japanrailpass.net

Bus Long-distance buses in Japan are run by numerous companies including JR. Buses are generally more economic than traveling by plane or train but do take longer and can be affected by traffic jams at busy times of the day or night. Local buses run all over Japan as well as in the major cities and sometimes English instructions or stop announcements are used but this is not the case everywhere. We would recommend you ask drivers to remind you of where you must disembark prior to setting off.

Tourist Information

Taxis Japanese taxis can be found at the exit to every train station in the country or alternatively hailed on the streets. The red sign visible through the windshield of the car: “空車” (kusha) means it is vacant and available for hire but when the sign reads “賃走” (chinso), it is unavailable. The back door on the left side will open and close automatically so be careful not to stand too close! (All the other doors are operated manually) Rates vary depending on the taxi company but usually start at a fixed rate of 710 yen (in Tokyo) for the first two kilometers.

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The rate system is shown inside the taxi and receipts can be issued.

accepted on JR lines, subways and most other railways and buses.

鐵路日本的鐵路網相當發達，從日本國內到各處幾乎利用鐵路可到達，主要有JR(Japan Railway Co., Ltd., 日本旅客鐵路)運行著，在這當中藉由世界上也很有名的「新幹線」之移動，一定會是日本旅行中最印象深刻的活動之一。東京─大阪間最快是2 個小時30分。

The Tokyo Furii Kippu (東京フリーきっぷ) (http:// www.jreast.co.jp/e/pass/) is available for use on JR lines (inside Tokyo’s 23 wards), subways, and the Toei Bus service for one whole day -- ending at midnight -- at a charge of 1,580 yen.

JAPAN RAIL PASS(日本鐵路旅遊券)是可利用包含新幹線的日本全國的JR，只有在日本國外才有販賣，一個大人一週間 ¥28300。詳情請看JAPAN RAIL PASS的網站 http://www.japanrailpass.net

在東京，大阪等大都市的交通系統被充分的整備，如果使用電車或是地下鐵的話可到達任何地方，如果不想浪費為了購買車票而排隊的時間，建議您利用預付費卡。

巴士包含JR，有許多公司提供長距離巴士的運行，一般來說比藉由飛機和鐵路的旅行較具經濟性，但是所花的時間比較長，也較容易受交通阻塞的影響。主要的都市、城鎮可利用公車線路，最近雖然英語的表示和廣播也逐漸增加，但是為了確實地到達目的地，建議您事先拜託駕駛員，請駕駛員到達目的地時通知一下。計程車除了可搭乘等候在車站前的計程車外，在路上也可叫到計程車。計程車能不能搭乘，可藉由車窗前部分的表示來判斷。顯示「空車」的時候，表示無人乘坐，可搭乘。出現「賃走」時表示已經有別的乘客搭乘了。車子左後方的車門會自動打開與關閉，所以要注意一下不要靠的太近被車門撞到(其他的車門用手打開與關閉)。車費根據計程車公司而有所不同，但是一般起跳710日圓(最初的2公里)，車資的體制告示在車內裡，也可拿到收據。

Getting Around in Tokyo / 東京的交通 In big cities, such as Tokyo and Osaka, the under and over ground train system is well organized and highly efficient accessing any and all parts of the cities. To avoid wasting time lining up for tickets and working out how to use the machines in different stations, it is highly recommended to purchase pre-paid cards.

Transportation cards/useful tickets If planning to stay in Japan for a longer period why not try using IC cards? (500 yen deposit returned when returning the card) Simply touch the card on a rectangular pad beside the ticket gate and the fare used is automatically deducted from the value of the card. In Tokyo the cards are known as Suica or PASMO and are

划算的交通卡如果預定在日本逗留一些時間的話，不妨試試看IC卡吧！(購入時要付¥500的保證金，將卡歸還時，保證金會退還給您。)在剪票機旁的讀取機上觸摸一下，運費會從卡上自動被扣取。在東京地區Suica和PASMO兩者除了JR線、地下鐵、其他大部分的私鐵之外，也可搭乘巴士。如果使用Tokyo Furii Kippu(www.jreast.co.jp/e/pass/)的話，可在一天內無限制乘坐JR(東京23區內)加上地下鐵、都營巴士，一張票¥1580。

Getting Around in Osaka / 關西的交通

Transportation cards/useful tickets

In the Kansai (Osaka) area ICOCA or PiTaPa is available IC cards similar to Suica / PASMO. The Kansai Thru Pass (スルッと関西 ) (http:// www.surutto.com/) offers a similar service to the Tokyo Furii Kippu in Kansai and enables subway, railway (bar JR lines), and bus use throughout the Kansai area. Price - 3,800 yen for 2 days or 5,000 yen for 3 days. 在關西(大阪)地區有ICOCA和PiTaPa兩種IC卡扮演著跟Suica/ PASMO同樣的角色。 KANSAI THRU PASS(www.surutto.com)能夠自由乘坐關西地區的地下鐵、私鐵(JR線除外)及巴士。2日乘車卡¥3800、 3日乘車卡¥5000。

Tourist Information Money / 貨幣 Credit cards are widely used in urban areas in Japan but personal cheques are usually not seen as part of everyday financial transactions. Furthermore, most shops, restaurants, or public service facilities will not accept foreign currency or travelers cheques. 在日本雖然信用卡在都市廣泛普及，但是支票在一般日常生活中無法被利用。還有，在許多的商店或是餐廳、公共設施裡不接受外國貨幣和旅行支票的付款，要注意。

Money Exchange Exchanging non-Japanese currency for yen can be carried out at international airports, and most major banks. At the airports exchanging Japanese yen into foreign currency is also possible. Operating hours are usually 6:30am-11:00pm. At “World Currency Shop,” even after banks close their doors it is possible to exchange later

in the day. Jimbocho Head Quarters - 03-52757611 (11:00am-5:00pm)

Japanese coin & paper currency in circulation

兌換在機場或是都市銀行可兌換日幣，在機場也可將日圓再兌換回外幣，營業時間從早上6點半到晚上11點。在「World Currency Shop」即使超過銀行的營業時間也辦理兌換業務。神保町本店03-5275-7611(從上午11點到晚上5點)

ATMs Japanese yen can be withdrawn via credit card* at certain banks (citibank, Shinsei bank) or post office ATM (*cards generally accepted are Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Diners, and JCB etc) ATM 如果有信用卡的話，在郵局或是特定的銀行(花旗銀行 citibank、新生銀行)可領取日圓的現金。(*可利用的信用卡有Visa、 MasterCard、American Express、Dinners、JCB等)

Electricity / 電力 100v A.C. / 50 hertz (East Japan) and 60 hertz (West). The purchase of converters prior to arrival is advised when planning to bring in and use appliances purchased abroad. 100伏特 / 50赫茲(東日本)、60赫茲(西日本) 攜帶在日本國外購買的電氣製品的話，建議您事先購買變壓器。

Telephone Service / 電話 Public telephones can be found almost everywhere in Japan and most can be used to make domestic and international calls. Only 10 or 100 yen coins can be used but all telephones take pre-paid telephone cards -- purchase in convenience stores for 500 or 1000 yen. SoftBank provides a mobile phone rental service for nonJapanese tourists. Call: 03-3560-7730 for details. 在日本國內的各個地方設置有公共電話，可使用國內、國際電話的服務。使用10日圓、100日圓的硬幣，或者是電話卡(在便利商店等販賣，有¥500、或是¥1000)。在SoftBank提供針對外國旅客的行動電話之出租服務。詳情03-3560-7730

Postal Service / 郵便 Post offices in Japan provide a whole range of domestic and foreign mailing services.

International Air Mail Fee / 國際郵件費用表

Access Network

Business Hours / 一般的營業時間 Weekdays 平日

Sat. 星期六

Sun. & National Holidays 星期日和國定假日

Banks 銀行

09:00–15:00

closed 關門

Post Offices* 郵局*

09:00–17:00

closed 關門

10:00–19:30

Department Stores* 10:00–19:30 百貨商店* Shops 商店

10:00–20:00

10:00–17:00 Museums* 博物館、美術館*

10:00–17:00

Offices 事務所

closed 關門

09:00–17:00

* Some main post ofﬁces are open seven days a week. * Most department stores are closed for two to three weekdays a month. * Most museums are closed on Mondays. -Centrair

Domestic Flight Network

* 有部分主要郵局全年照常營業。 * 幾乎所有的百貨商店每個月大約有2、3個平日休息的。 * 大部分的美術館和博物館星期一都休息。

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Tourist Information

在郵局可利用各種國內、國際郵件的服務

Tourist Information Useful Numbers / 電話咨詢

Emergency / 緊急電話 Police / 警察局 110 Police General Information in English (Tourist / foreigner help line) / 警察局英語熱線 (外國遊客查詢服務) 03-3501-0110 Fire / Ambulance / 火警/救護車 119 The Japan Helpline / 日本救助熱線 0120-461-997

Daily Living Information / 日常生活咨詢服務 YOKE (Multilingal) / YOKE 咨詢中心 (多國語言) 045-222-1209

Tourist Information Centers / 旅遊服務中心

Flight Information / 航班咨詢

Lost and Found

Narita /成田

JR / JR (日本鐵路) 050-2016-1603 Tokyo Metro / 東京捷運線 03-3834-5577 Toei Bus / Subway / 都營巴士/都營地下鐵 03-5320-7744 Taxi / 計程車 03-3648-0300

Haneda / 羽田 Chubu / 中部 Kansai / 關西

0476-34-8000 http://www.narita-airport.jp/ 03-5757-8111 0569-38-1195 0724-55-2500

Transportation Information / 交通咨詢 Japan Railways(JR East) / JR東日本咨詢專線 050-2016-1603 Tokyo Metro Customer Center / 東京捷運線咨詢服務 03-3941-2004 Keisei Electric Railway / 京成 03-3831-0131 Limousine Bus / Limousine 巴士 03-3665-7220

Medical Information Service (Himawari) Mon. - Fri. (9:00 am - 8:00 pm) 醫療咨詢服務 (Himawari)

03-5285-8181 AMDA International medical Information Center Mon. - Fri. (9:00 am - 5:00 pm)

每星期一 - 五 (上午9:00 - 下午8:00)

AMDA國際醫療咨詢中心每星期一 - 五 (上午9:00 - 下午5:00)

03-5285-8088

Tourist Information

Tokyo Tourist Information Center / 東京觀光中心 03-5321-3077 Tokyo / 東京 03-3201-3331 Tourist Information (NAA)/成田 0476-30-3383

Medical Services

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presents Tokyo 1. Shinjuku 2. Roppongi-Akasaka 3. Ginza 4. Odaiba 5. Ueno 6. Asakusa 7. Marunouchi/ Imperial Palace 8. Akihabara 9. Ikebukuro 10. Shibuya 11. Ebisu-Daikanyama 12. Harajuku

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Yokohama 13. Yokohama Station 14. Minato Mirai 21 15. Kannai-Motomachi Kansai 16. Osaka/Kita 17. Osaka/Minami 18. Kobe/Sannomiya 24. Kyoto 25. Kyoto/Arashiyama

六本木、赤坂

銀座

お台場

上野

浅草

丸の内／皇居

秋葉原

池袋

渋谷

恵比寿、代官山

原宿

3. Tsukij

つきじ植

1. Maharaja Pina

マハラジャピーナー

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関内、元町

大阪／キタ

大阪／ミナミ

神戸／三宮

京都

京都／嵐山

名古屋駅

名古屋／栄

広島

札幌

福岡

マハラジ

Yodobashi Camera

Mode Gakuen

Hyatt Regency Tokyo Keio Plaza Hotel

Yodobashi Camera

other cities 21. Hiroshima 22. Sapporo 23. Fukuoka

shin Lin

横浜駅みなとみらい21

2. Maharaja Sh

BIC Camera

Fukuto

Nagoya 19. Nagoya Station 20. Nagoya/Sakae

新宿

2. Roppongi-Akasaka 六本木、赤坂 1. Zipangu Super Dining-Akasaka

ジパングスーパーダイニング赤坂

2. Zipangu The Prudential Tower

Sapporo 22

ジパングプルデンシャルタワー

Subway : F

Okinawa

Kyoto 24, 25

Subway : E

Kobe 18

Subway : B

Tokyo 1-12

Fukuoka 23

Yokohama 13-15

Subway : G

Subway : A

Nagoya 19,20 Osaka 16,17 Subway : D Subway : C

Shop Restaurant Hotel

JR STATIONS

School Bank Post office

Line name

JR駅

private line / subway stations

Line name

Road name (-dori) Highway name

Shrine Temple Hot spring

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JR, private railways: indicated with grey lines Subways: indicated with lines of each line color Ordinary roads Highways 3. Hard Rock Cafe Tokyo

ハードロックカフェ東京

4. Mayur Bar & Dining

マユールバー＆ダイニング

Shops, restaurants or hotels introduced in att.JAPAN are indicated with red letters. Please refer to them when traveling in Japan!

Embassy of Afghanistan

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3. Ginza 銀座 The Peninsula Tokyo

6. GOSS

GOSS

5. GINZA KAZAN

銀座KAZAN

4. MASQ

MASQ

Mitsukoshi Dept.

東京レストランガイド

hotel com’s Ginza

3. Ginza Gen

2. Bomb

ボ

2. Bombay Club

ボンベイクラブ

4. Odaiba お台場

It is highly significant that Kyotokan - a hub connecting more than 1,200 years of Kyoto history with ‘New Kyoto’ - is located in Yaesu an urban area overflowing with international business and a cosmopolitan atmosphere.

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The Cancer Institute Hospital of JFCR

Kyotokan offers authentic Kyoto products and up to date information about Kyoto year round. Events and exhibitions show you the essence of Kyoto through craft demonstrations, hands-on workshops and seminars on culture. We invite you to enjoy our city by ‘Visiting Kyoto in Tokyo.’ If you are planning to visit Kyoto, don’t set out without tips and advice from Kyotokan. BUSINESS HOURS: 10:30am-7:30pm daily Closed at year-end and New Year holidays & the last Wednesday of March and September ADDRESS: Yanmar Tokyo Bldg. 1F, 2-1-1 Yaesu, Chuo-ku, Tokyo TEL: 03-5204-2260

ACCESS: JR Tokyo Station Yaesu Chuo Exit, 1 minute on foot

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Grand Pacific Le Daiba

5. Ueno 上野

6. Asakusa 浅草

7. Marunouchi/Imperial Palace 丸の内 / 皇居

8. Akihabara 秋葉原

1. Tsukiji Sushigen Honten

Yodobashi Camera

1. Maharaja Marunouchi

マハラジャ丸の内

Four Seasons Hotel

BIC Camera The Peninsula Tokyo

Imperial Hotel

9. Ikebukuro 池袋

10. Shibuya 渋谷

2. Oyster Bar & Restaurant

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hin

BIC Camera

Fukutoshin Line

Line

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Shibuya C.C.Lemon Hall

オイスターバー＆レストラン

BIC Camera

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11. Ebisu-Daikanyama 恵比寿、代官山

12. Harajuku 原宿

1.CAFE LANDTMANN カフェラントマン Ao

A. Yokohama Subway Map

13. Yokohama Station 横浜駅 Azamino

Yokohama Shiei Subway Blue Line Yokohama Shiei Subway Green Line Nagatsuta ine Minato Mirai 21 Line shi L nento u De y JR Line k o T Private Railways

Kita Yamata Higashi Yamata

Nakagawa Yok o

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Center Minami

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Nakamachidai

Nakayama

Mutually Served Area (Tokyu Toyoko Line - Minato Mirai 21 Line)

Takata

Center Kita

Kawawacho Tsuzuki Fureai no Oka

Hiyoshi Honcho

Nippa Kita Shin-Yokoyama

Shin-Yokohama

Katakuracho

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Sotets

Mitsuzawa-Kamicho

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Yokohama

Sh ima Line

Tourist Information Center

Takashimacho Sakuragicho

Maioka

Kannai

Shimonagaya

Odakyu Enosh

Takashimaya Higashi-Kanagawa Keikyu Line

Totsuka

Shonandai

Yodobashi Camera

Kikuna

Mitsuzawa-Shimocho Tokaido/Yokosuka Line

Hiyoshi

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Shinkan

To y

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Futamatagawa

To k

Yamato

Kishine-Koen

Isezaki-Chojamachi

Kaminagaya

Bandobashi Konan Chuo

Yoshinocho

Shin-Takashima Minatomirai Bashamichi Nihon-odori Motomachi-Chukagai

Kamiooka Gumyoji Fujisawa

Maita

Negishi(Keihin-Tohoku)Line

Tokaido Line Ofuna Yokosuka Line

Keikyu Line

15. Kannai-Motomachi 関内、元町

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Tourist Information Center

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16. Osaka/Kita 大阪 / キタ

17. Osaka/Minami 大阪 / ミナミ

Yodobashi Camera

Hotel Granvia Osaka

Hanshin Line BIC Camera

Watanabebashi

a hima shim anos ano han Nak k a N Kei

Oebashi

Line

Naniwabashi

B. Kobe Subway Map

18. Kobe/Sannomiya 神戸 / 三宮

Seishin-chuo

Kobe Dentetsu Ao Line

Seishin-minami Ikawadani

Sanyo Shinkansen

Kobe Dentetsu Arima Line

Suzurandai

Gakuentoshi

Tanigami

Hokushin Kyuko Line

Sogoundokoen

Shin-Kobe

Myodani Myohoji Nagata (Nagatajinjamae)

Sanyo Dentetsu Line

Itayado

Minatogawakoen

Kenchomae

Okurayama

Kamisawa

Night

Shinkaichi Kosoku-Kobe Kobe Kosoku Tetsudo Line

Kobe

Hyogo

Kobe Line

Shin-Nagata

Harborland

Komagabayashi

Chuoichibamae

Sannomiya

Hankyu Kobe Line

SannomiyaHanadokeimae

Day

Hanshin Line

KyukyoryuchiDaimarumae Minatomotomachi

Karumo Misakikoen Wadamisaki

Seishin-Yamate Line Kaigan Line (Yume-Kamome)

JR Line Private Railways

Port Liner

20. Nagoya/Sakae 名古屋 / 栄

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BIC Camera

1. Hard Rock Cafe Nagoya

ハードロックカフェ名古屋

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C. Osaka Subway Map Midosuji Line

Yotsubashi Line

Sennichimae Line

Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line

JR Line

Tanimachi Line

Chuo Line

Sakaisuji Line

Nanko Port Town Line

Private Railways

Imazatosuji Line

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Senri-Chuo

Osaka Airport

Kita Senri

Esaka Itakano

Higashi Mikuni

Dainichi Moriguchi Taishibashi-Imaichi Nishinakajima-Minamigata Sembayashi-Omiya Nakazakicho Shimizu Nakatsu Kadomaminami Shinmorifuruichi Tenjimbashisuji 6-chome Noe-Uchindai Sekime-Seiiku Tsurumi-ryokuchi Umeda Ogimachi Nishi-Umeda Gamo 4-chome Imafuku-Tsurumi Higashi-Umeda Kyobashi Yokozutsumi Nodahanshin MinamiShigino Higobashi Yodoya- Kitahama Morimachi Temmabashi bashi Tamagawa Osaka Business Park Sakaisuji Hommachi Tanimachi 4-chome Morinomiya Fukaebashi Nagata Awaza Hommachi Kujo Midoribashi Takaida Nishiohashi Nagahoribashi Mitsuyamachi Tanimachi 6-chome Bentencho Shinsaibashi Tamatsukuri Nishinagahori Yotsubashi Nippombashi Tanimachi 9-chome Tsuruhashi Imazato Shin-Fukae Asashiobashi Namba Osaka Dome-mae Shoji Chiyozaki Sakuragawa Osakako Shitennoji-mae Yuhigaoka Ebisucho Daikokucho Tennoji Cosmosquare Taisho Kita-Tatsumi Awaji

Shin-Osaka

Trade Center-mae Nakafuto Port Town-higashi

Hanazonocho Kishinosato

Zuiko 4-chome SekimeMiyakojima Takadono

Dobutsuen-mae Abeno Tengachaya

Tamade

Port Town-nishi Ferry Terminal

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Kansai Airport

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Shinsakaemachi Yaba-cho

Osu Kannon

Chikusa

Kamimaezu Tsurumai Arahata Higashi Betsuin

Hatta

Kanayama Takabata Tsurumai Line

Hibino

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Nishi Takakura Jingu Nishi

Horita

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Meiko Line

Tsukiji-guchi

Private Railways

Kakuozan Ikeshita Imaike

Hongo Kamiyashiro Issha Hoshigaoka Higashiyama Koen Motoyama Nagoya Daigaku

Fukiage

Yagoto Nisseki

Kawana

Irinaka Gokiso Yagoto Shiogama-guchi Sakurayama Ueda MizuhoHara Kuyakusho MizuhoUndojo

Sogo Rehabilitation Center Mizuho Undojo Higashi

Aratama-bashi Sakurahonmachi

Kamiiida Line JR Line

Jiyugaoka

Myoon-dori

Temma-cho

Fujigaoka

Chayagasaka

Kurumamichi Takaoka

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Tozai Line

Shinm ichi

Eizan Line

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Imadegawa Marutamachi

Nijo

Karasuma Oike Kyoto Shiyakusho-mae

Hankyu Kyoto Line

Misasagi

Higashiyama

Kawaramachi Shijo

Shijo Omiya

Keifuku Arashiyama Line

Keage

Sanjo Keihan

Keihan Otsu Line

Uzumasatenjingawa

Nijojo-mae

Gojo

Yamashina

Tokaido Line Kyoto Tokaido Shinkansen

Kintetsu Kyoto Line

Kujo Jujo

Higashino

Kuinabashi

Nagitsuji Ono

Takeda

Daigo Ishida

Nara Line

Keihan Line

Hiroshima Castle

Yu hua Garden Chuo Park

Rokujizo

22. Sapporo 札幌

Hiroshima High Court

Toyoko Inn

Shukkeien Garden

Hiroshima Hiroshima Hiroshima Green Arena Museum Prefectual Viainn Art Museum of Art Hiroshima HIROSHIMA Rihga Royal Stn. Hiroshima Municipal Hotel JAL City KenchoBaseball Stadium Hiroshima mae Hiroshima Hiroshima Prefectural Office SOGO Hiroshima Memorial Tokyu Grand Intelligent A-Bomb Hotel Cathedral Hands Hotel Dome Crecio for World Peace Peace HonFukuya Memorial Aioi-dori Mitsudori Hiroshima Park BIC Camera Tenmanya koshi Railway Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum Ana Crown Hiroshima National Plaza Peace Memorial Hall Oriental for the A-Bomb Victims Mitsui Garden Hotel Hiroshima Hiroshima Ciry Comfort Hotel Hotel Hiroshima Comics Library Hiroshima Heiwa -odori Naka Hijiyama Ward Office Fuji Grand Park SATY Hiroshima City Hall

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Kuramaguchi

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Futabayama Ryokuchi

Johoku

Private Railways

Kitayama

Nishioji-oike

Astra m Lin

JR Line

Matsugasaki

Sanin Line

Karasuma Line

Kokusaikaikan

23. Fukuoka 福岡

Yodobashi Camera BIC Camera

BIC Camera

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JR Line Private Railways

Kaizuka

Higashi Kuyakusho-mae

Kita 18-jo

Soen

Hakozaki Line

Kanjo-dori Higashi

Miyanosawa Hassamu Minami Kotoni

Kuko Line

Toho Line Tozai Line

Motomachi

Kita 24-jo

Namboku Line

Hakozaki Kyudai-mae

Kita 12-jo

Nijuyonken

Hakozaki Miyamae

Maruyama Koen Nishi 10-chome Susukino

Odori

Nakajima Koen Horohirabashi Nakanoshima Hidagishi Minami Hiragishi Sumikawa Jieitai-mae Makomanai

Sasaguri Line

Maidashi Kyudaibyoin-mae

Sapporo

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Nishitetsu Fukuoka

Shiroishi Toyohira Koen Misono

Ropponmatsu Yakuin-odori

Nango 7-chome

Tsukisamucho Fukuzumi

Befu

Nango 13-chome

Chayama Kanayama

Nango 18-chome

Hashimoto

Oyachi Hibarigaoka

Kamo Umebayashi

Jiromaru Shin-Sapporo

Sakurazaka

Fukuoka Kuko Gion

Nakasu Kawabata Tenjin Minami

Hakata

Higashi Hie

Watanabe-dori Yakuin Nishitetsu Tenjin-Omuta Line

Nanakuma

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24. Central Kyoto 京都

Eizan Railways Eizan Line

叡山電鉄叡山線

Demachiyanagi

Imadegawa 今出川

出町柳

Doshisha University

Keihan-Demachiyanagi

同志社大学

京阪出町柳

Imadegawa-dori 今出川通

Kyoto University

Ginkakuji Temple

京阪丸太町

Sanjo-Keihan

The Westin Miyako HigashiyamaYouth Hostel Hotel Kyoto

先斗町

Keihan-Sanjo

京阪三条

Karasuma Line

地下鉄烏丸線

i 花見小路

建仁寺

Hanami-koj

Kenninji Temple

Hotel Nikko Princess Kyoto

八坂神社

Ninenzaka 二年坂

Sanneizaka

産寧坂

京阪五条

Jishu Shrine 地主神社

Kiyomizudera Temple

京都東急ホテル

清水寺

Higashi-Honganji Temple

Kyoto National Museum

渉成園

京都国立博物館京阪七条

Keihan-Shichijo

Shichijo-dori 七条通

Hyatt Regency Kyoto

ハイアットリージェンシー京都

Rihga Royal Hotel Kyoto

リーガロイヤルホテル京都

Sagano Line 嵯峨野線 JR Kyoto Line JR京都線 Tokaido Shinkansen

Hotel Granvia Kyoto

ホテルグランヴィア京都

BIC Camera

ビックカメラ

Kyoto Century Hotel

京都センチュリーホテル

Sanjusangen-do Temple

三十三間堂

Biwako Line

KYOTO Stn. 京都駅

東海道新幹線

1 Daikakuji Temple

Tenryuji Temple

Karasuma Oike Station

Ginkakuji Temple 銀閣寺 A-3

Yasaka KAMEOKA AreaJinja Shrine

出町柳駅 A-2

烏丸御池駅 B-1

Kawaramachi Station Sumiya Kiho-an 河原町駅 C-2 すみや亀峰庵

Keihan Sanjo Station

京阪三条駅 B-2 Yunohana Onsen

湯の花温泉 Kyoto Station

京都駅 D-1

Shijo Station 四条駅 C-1

Temples/Shrines Chion-in Temple

大覚寺 25

天龍寺 25

亀岡八坂神社 C-2

Kyoto National Museum 京都大学 A-2

Kodaiji Temple

Tetsugaku-no-michi Torokko Kameoka Sta.

高台寺 C-3

Nanzenji Temple 南禅寺 B-3

Nishi-Honganji Temple 西本願寺 D-1

Sanjusangen-do Temple 三十三間堂 D-2

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Kyoto Handicraft Center

京都ハンディクラフトセンター A-2

Kyoto Imperial Palace 京都御所 A-1

嵯峨野

Kyoto University Maruyama Park

Kyoto City亀岡駅 Tourist Association Visitor Information Rakurakuso Center

SAGANO

京都国立博物館 D-2

Higashi-Honganji Temple Other 東本願寺 D-1 Gion Corner Kiyomizudera Temple ギオンコーナー C-2 Kameoka Sta. 清水寺 D-3

25. Kyoto/Arashiyama 嵐山（京都）

Kyoto Sightseeing Spots Index Stations Demachiyanagi Station

知恩院 C-3

琵琶湖線

円山公園 C-3

Nijo Castle

Sagano Scenic Railway

嵯峨野観光鉄道

Adashino Nenbutsuji Temple

化野念仏寺

清涼寺

Gioji Temple

祗王寺

トロッコ亀岡駅

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Hirosawa Pond

広沢池

Seiryoji Temple

二条城 B-1

哲学の道 A-3 B-3

Daikakuji Temple

大覚寺

Nison-in Temple

二尊院

Hozugawa River Okouchisanso 保津川大河内山荘

ARASHIYAMA 嵐山

SagaArashiyama 嵯峨嵐山

Torokko Saga

トロッコ嵯峨

Tenryuji Temple 天龍寺

Togetsukyo Bridge 渡月橋

Keifuku-Arashiyama

京福嵐山

Hankyu-Arashiyama 阪急嵐山

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東本願寺

西本願寺

Ushida

Kodaiji Temple

高台寺

Gojo

Nishi-Honganji Temple

Motonago

Gion Corner 元奈古ギオンコーナー

五条

Kyoto Tokyu Hotel

円山公園

園畑中

Keihan-Gojo

Kyoto Rich Hotel

Maruyama Park

Gion Hatanaka

HotelSunroute Kyoto

京都リッチホテル

知恩院

Yasaka Shrine

ホテルサンルート京都

Gojo-dori 五条通

蹴上

Chion-in Temple

高島屋

ホテル日航プリンセス京都

Keage

ウェスティン都ホテル京都

東山ユースホステル

Kawaramachi Opa Daimaru Dept. 1. Kyoto Keihan-Shijo Sakura Chaya 河原町オーパ Hankyu Dept. 京阪四条京都さくら茶屋 Kawaramachi 阪急百貨店 Hankyu-Karasuma Minamiza Theater Shijo 阪急烏丸 Fujii-Daimaru Dept. 河原町南座京都藤井大丸 Takashimaya 四条 Dept.

三井ガーデンホテル京都四条

南禅寺

Tozai Line 地下鉄東西線

Higashiyama

河原町ビブレ

三条京阪

Pontocho

油小路

Kawaramachi Vivre

木屋町通

ホテルユニゾ京都

永観堂

Nanzenji Temple 東山

大丸

Mitsui Garden Hotel Kyoto Shijo

Hotel Unizo Kyoto

三井ガーデンホテル京都三条

Shijo-dori 四条通 Hankyu Kyoto Line 阪急京都線

四条大宮

川端通

Kyoto Royal Hotel & Spa

京都ロイヤルホテル＆スパ

Mitsui Garden Hotel Kyoto Sanjo

Abura-no-koji Omiya Shijo-Omiya 大宮

Kyoto Hotel Okura

京都ホテルオークラ

本能寺

京都ギンモンドホテル

Eikan-do Temple

京都市美術館

Honnoji Temple

Sanjo-dori 三条通

Okazaki Park Nijo-dori二条通岡崎公園 Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art

細見美術館

ねねの道

京都市役所前

Kyoto Gimmond Hotel

京都ガーデンホテル

京都市観光協会

Hosomi Museum

Kyoto City Hall

Kyoto Shiyakusyo-mae

烏丸御池

Kyoto Garden Hotel

ホテルフジタ京都

京都市役所

Karasuma Oike

Oike-dori 御池通

Kyoto City Tourist Association Visitor Information Center

Hotel Fujita Kyoto

Kiyamachi-dori

Nijojo-mae

Heian Shrine

Nene-no-michi

京都全日空ホテル

Okazaki Shrine

岡崎神社

平安神宮

Ishibekoji

ANA Hotel Kyoto

熊野神社

石塀小路

京都国際ホテル

Teramachi-dori寺町通

Kyoto Kokusai Hotel

Fuyacho-dori 麩屋町通

Ebisugawa-dori 夷川通

NISHIYAMA RYOKAN

Tomi-no-koji 富小路

Kurumayacho-dori 車屋町通

Hotel New Kyoto

Yanagi-no-bamba-dori 柳馬場通

丸太町

Kyoto Handicraft Center

京都ハンディクラフトセンター

Kumano Shrine

Kawabata-dori

Marutamachi

ホテル二ュー京都

二条城前

北白

哲学の道

Keihan-Marutamachi

二条城

wa-dori Kitashiraka川通

仙洞御所

Marutamachi-dori 丸太町通

Nijo Castle

法然院

Sento Palace

京都府庁

Honen-in Temple Tetsugaku-no-michi

京都御苑

Kyoto Prefectural Oﬃce

Yoshida Shrine

吉田神社

Higashioji-dori

京阪本線

Kyoto Imperial Park

銀閣寺

東大路通

鴨川

Kamo River

京都ブライトンホテル

Keihan Main Line

京都御所

河原町通

Kyoto Brighton Hotel

Kawaramachi-dori

Kyoto Imperial Palace

Karasuma-dori

Horikawa-dori

堀川通

烏丸通

京都大学

Musashi-Sakai 武蔵境

Kichijoji 吉祥寺

Nishi-Ogikubo 西荻窪

Kamishakujii 上石神井

Ogikubo 荻窪

Asagaya 阿佐ヶ谷

Saginomiya 鷺ノ宮

Toshimaen 豊島園

Koenji 高円寺

Nerima 練馬

Ikebukuro 池袋

Itabashi 板橋

Saikyo Line

Shin-Okubo 新大久保

Sugamo 巣鴨

Yamanote Line

Otsuka 大塚

Oku 尾久

to Toneri

Iidabashi 飯田橋

Suidobashi Okachimachi 御徒町水道橋

Ueno Park

Ueno P31-MAP5

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Akihabara P39-MAP8

Ueno 上野

Uguisudani 鶯谷

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Minowabashi 三ノ輪橋

Mikawashima 三河島

Toden Arakaw a

Kumanomae 熊野前

Nippori-toneri Liner

Komagome Tabata 駒込田端 Nishi-Nippori 西日暮里 Nippori 日暮里

Kami-Nakazato 上中里

Takasaki Line / Utsunomiya Line

to Omiya

Oji 王子

Ikebukuro P31-MAP9 Waseda 早稲田

to Kawagoe

Shimoitabashi 下板橋

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Mejiro 目白

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Takadanobaba 高田馬場

Tob u

Higashi-Nakano 東中野 Okubo 大久保

Nakano 中野

Kamiitabashi 上板橋

Asakusabashi 浅草橋

Asakusa P31-MAP6

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Nagatsuta 長津田

Nakayama 中山

Tokaichiba 十日市場

青葉台

to Odawara

Yokohama Line

Azamino あざみ野

Tama-plaza たまプラーザ

Tokyu Kodomonokuni Line Aobadai

Kodomonokuni こどもの国

Odakyu Odawara Line

Kamoi 鴨居

Saginuma 鷺沼

Higashi-Kanagawa Yokohama 東神奈川横浜 Yokohama Station P32-MAP13

Kozukue 小机

Shin-Yokohama 新横浜

Kikuna 菊名

Hiyoshi 日吉

Musashi-Kosugi 武蔵小杉

Tsunashima 綱島

Musashi-Nakahara 武蔵中原

多摩川

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Shitte 尻手

Yako 矢向

Kashimada 鹿島田

inkansen

Omori 大森

Kamata 蒲田

Keikyu-Kawasaki 京急川崎

Kawasaki 川崎

Tokyu Tamagawa Line

Ikegami 池上

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Keikyu-Kamata 京急蒲田

Tenkubashi 天空橋

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TOKYO DISNEY RESORT

Maihama 舞浜

Kasairinkaikoen 葛西臨海公園

Arakawa River

Shin-Koiwa 新小岩

to Chiba

Central Tokyo

Tokyo Port 東京港

Shin-Kiba 新木場

Shiomi 潮見

Kameido 亀戸

Hirai 平井

to Narita Airport

Tobu Kameido Line

Oshiage 押上

Sumidagawa River

Minami-Senju 南千住

Tsukuba

Ushida 牛田 Keisei Sekiya 京成関屋 to

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to Abiko

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Hanakoganei 花小金井

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K Kachidoki Kagurazaka Kamiyacho Kanamecho Kanda Kasai Kasuga Kasumigaseki Kayabacho Kiba Kikukawa Kinshicho Kita-ayase Kita-sando Kita-senju Kiyosumi-shirakawa Kodemmacho Kojimachi Kokkai-gijidomae Kokuritsu-kyogijo Komagome Korakuen Kotake-mukaihara Kudanshita Kuramae Kyobashi

J Jimbocho

Tokyo Subway Map A Akabanebashi Akabane-iwabuchi Akasaka Akasaka-mitsuke Akebonobashi Akihabara Aoyama-itchome Asakusa Asakusabashi Awajicho Ayase Azabu-juban B Bakuro-yokoyama Baraki-nakayama C Chikatetsu-akatsuka Chikatetsu-narimasu D Daimon E Ebisu Edogawabashi F Funabori G Gaiemmae Ginza Ginza-itchome Gokokuji Gotanda Gyotoku H Hakusan Hamacho Hanzomon Hasune Hatchobori Heiwadai Hibiya Higashi-ginza Higashi-ikebukuro Higashi-koenji Higashi-nakano Higashi-nihombashi Higashi-ojima Higashi-shinjuku Hikarigaoka Hikawadai Hiro-o Honancho Hongo-sanchome Honjo-azumabashi Hon-komagome I Ichigaya Ichinoe Iidabashi Ikebukuro Inaricho Iriya Itabashi-honcho Itabashi-kuyakushomae Iwamotocho

Nishi-shinjuku Nishi-shinjuku-gochome Nishi-sugamo Nishi-takashimadaira Nishi-waseda Nogizaka O Ochanomizu Ochiai Ochiai-minami-nagasaki Ogawamachi Ogikubo Oji Oji-kamiya Ojima Omote-sando Onarimon

Oshiage Otemachi R Roppongi Roppongi-itchome Ryogoku S Sakuradamon Sendagi Sengakuji Sengoku Senkawa Shibakoen Shibuya Shimbashi Shimo

Shimura-sakaue Shimura-sanchome Shin-egota Shin-itabashi Shinjuku Shinjuku-gyoemmae Shinjuku-nishiguchi Shinjuku-sanchome Shin-kiba Shin-koenji Shin-nakano Shin-ochanomizu Shin-okachimachi Shin-otsuka Shinozaki Shin-takashimadaira Shintomicho Shiodome

Shirokanedai Shirokane-takanawa Suehirocho Sugamo Suidobashi Suitengumae Sumiyoshi T Takadanobaba Takanawadai Takaracho Takashimadaira Takebashi Tameike-sanno Tatsumi Tawaramachi Tochomae

Todaimae Togoshi Tokyo Toranomon Toshimaen Toyocho Toyosu Tsukiji Tsukijishijo Tsukishima

U Uchisaiwaicho Ueno Ueno-hirokoji Ueno-okachimachi Urayasu Ushigome-kagurazaka

Ushigome-yanagicho

W Wakamatsu-kawada Wakoshi Waseda

Y Yotsuya Yotsuya-sanchome Yoyogi Yoyogi-koen Yoyogi-uehara Yurakucho Yushima

Z Zoshigaya

38 att. JAPAN Jan-Feb/2010