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90 reviews 15 travel blogs 35 photos Attraction Type:
Garden, Park
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Hama Rikyu Gardens Chuo
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Fish and Hair Metal!
The original plan was to get up at 5am to get to the Tsukiji Fish Markets for the famous *Tuna Auctions* - but being the slothy folk we are, opted for a slightly later departure...around 10am. It onnly takes approx 20 minutes to get from Shinjuku to Tsukiji (get off at Shimbashi station). Even though it was later in the day, the place was still …
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Day 2 - April 7th
So our first full day in Tokyo and our plans were to get up at 4:30am to head to the famous fish market and see the tuna auction. Jet lag persisted though and we didn't actually make it out of bed until mid morning (Not really surprising though!). We still headed off to see the fish market though and managed to see the tail end of the …
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Tokyo
... breakfast in a little cafe and after strolling up and down the different alleys, we took the subway and went to Hama Rikyu Gardens, further south. They were very nice Japanese-style gardens, with still some cherry-blossom trees in full bloom and lots of ...
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TSUKIJI!
... where I was told that the fish was so fresh and fragile I was to eat it with my fingers. And then on to Hama Rikyu Gardens - a antithesis of old and new. From the pier of the garden I took the ferry to get a glimpse of the Tokyo ...
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Tokyo
... Daiwa, we will never forget your mega sized, fresh flavors. After the market we visited the Hama Rikyu Gardens next door. We would not recommend this place! The water channels, which supposedly run through the gardens, ...
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Fish and Hair Metal!
... but managed to see some interesting stuff..including the massive tuna heads from the auctions earlier. Afterwards we headed to the Hama Rikyu gardens - only 10 minutes walk away and spent an hur or so just ambling through some pretty special areas. A pit ...
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Time to hit the ground running!
... was lovely to be on the river anyhow on a lovely Spring day. The boat dropped us off at the Hama-Rikyu Gardens and we had a leisurely stroll through the typically Japanese trees and many shrubs and plants which were very familiar, including a ...
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Miyo and family
... Korakuen Garden (小石川後楽園) which was a nice oasis in the city. I believe that Japan has so many beautiful gardens because unlike us, they do not have yards to enjoy so they must escape to the lovely ...
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Tokyo Tales
... are impressive, and the gardens are stunning, definitely worth a visit. We then took the subway to the equally lovely Hama Rikyu gardens, where we boarded a boat for a relaxing cruise up the Sumida river to Asakusa. The following day we ventured out of ...
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Japan Itinerary: Tokyo-Hakone-Tokyo
... head into Shibuya or Shinjuku for all night, all you can drink Karaoke session Saturday: Sleep Hama rikyu gardens for green tea. 7 minute walk to fish markets. Tsukiji fish markets- Tsujikishijo station Imperial Palace ...
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Hama Rikyu Gardens, Tokyo,
... many calm and peaceful places to relax. At the end of last week I found perhaps the best such place in Tokyo, the Hama Rikyu Gardens near Tsukiji. My girlfiriend and I had walked past the gardens late in the evening last week when we returned from ...
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Day Two..
... shops here don't open too early (between 10.00hrs and 11.00hrs) but they are gorgeous...Chanel, Tiffany's, Dior, LV, and of course, my favourite, Apple!! We bought a 'bento' (packed lunch) and head for the nearest park which was Hama-rikyu ...
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