Top Things to do in Taito
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Discover the best top things to do in Taito, Japan including eight one management co., 春菜, Asakusa Photo & Souvenir, YANESEN Tourist Information & Culture Center., Naoko Komuro, Maiko Hiramoto, 浅草 時代屋, 近藤美子, ガラス工芸サンドブラスト本部教室.
Restaurants in Taito
1. eight one management co.
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5.0 based on 14 reviews
we provides a wide variety of activities ranging from traditional japanese experience to more everyday experiences. 私たちは日本の伝統的な経験からより日常的な経験まで多岐にわたる活動を提供します。
2. 春菜
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
I'm Hannah. I enjoy Japanese culture that I've always been deeply familiar with, and Edo in Tokyo. I will guide you. Wearing Japanese clothes, visiting temples and shrines, Why don't you drink matcha, eat kaiseki cuisine, or play with geisha in Hanaigai? English We will guide you in Spanish!
3. Asakusa Photo & Souvenir
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Founded in 2007. Starting with planning and production of video content in the corporate PR and broadcasting fields, we are engaged in the development of new products using video technology, and services such as photography services. We are also working on business development for tourism and inbound tourism in Asakusa.
4. YANESEN Tourist Information & Culture Center.
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4.5 based on 34 reviews
In Yanaka, Taito-ku, Tokyo, we offer a menu of Japanese culture experiences for foreign visitors to Japan. Yanaka is visited by many foreigners, making it a very popular spot. A base called “YANESEN Tourist Information & Culture Center” is located near the center, and various Japanese cultural experience programs such as tea ceremony, ikebana and calligraphy are offered at our base or the surrounding area. For details, please refer to our website and Google map.
5. Naoko Komuro
6. Maiko Hiramoto
Je suis née et ai grandi à Tokyo.J'ai voyagé avec des touristes plusieurs fois, donc je connais d'autres régions, comme Kyoto, Osaka, Nara, Kanazawa, Hiroshima, etc. la cérémonie du thé, le sumo, la caligraphie, le kimono, le monastère bouddhiste ... plein de choses à faire!
7. 浅草 時代屋
Asakusa rickshaw long-established store The heart of Japan, now being lost, It is the mission of Tokiya to provide Japanese culture in a visible form to Japan today. Therefore, the period shop offers not only rickshaws but also traditional Japanese culture and various performing arts.
8. 近藤美子
I am Yoshiko but just call me YO. I am a Chief Producer of Ichikawa Ikibana Association. IKIISHI is a special stones and I create a new products with IKIISHI, called IKIBANA. There are so many plants in your garden and also on the road. When they grow on the stones, they look like a different plant. It is a Japanese new culture. Let us enjoy a new culture together.
9. ガラス工芸サンドブラスト本部教室
Akihiko Nakagawa, Lecturer, Sandblast Headquarters S41.11.24 Born in Tabata, Tokyo, 54 years old After graduating from the Faculty of Letters at Tamagawa University, he experienced sales at a trading company specializing in IT, and after working for a foreign-affiliated company, met Sandblast while he was a ronin. Since he was good at manufacturing since he was a child, he decided to become independent. After learning the technique, he opened a sandblast class at Machiya, Arakawa-ku at the age of 30. Since then, for more than 20 years, we have been providing technical guidance to 1,000 people annually. Family: wife, parents, former stray cat petcha (former male) Hobbies: Travel (domestic), alcohol (anything), reading (non-fiction)
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