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The Bunkyo Civic Center, and its Sky View Lounge observatory is, as far as we are concerned, the best spot in Tokyo to enjoy Mt Fuji behind Shinjuku’s major skyscrapers. Open year round with free admission since 1994, the Bunkyo Civic Center had a rather rocky start and today’s design is actually very different from the initial one! the original building that was built in 1959 was not deemed to match future safety standards and it was instead decided that it would make more economical sense to come-up with an entire new design.
Opening for the second time in 1994, the Bunkyo Civic Center, the administrative heart of Bunkyo, is a radiant compromise between modern architecture and functionality. If you ever have the chance to visit the Bunkyo Civic Center, we would strongly advise you to do so as early as possible in the morning (9 a.m.) or during sunset.

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Le Bunkyo Civic Center, ainsi que son observatoire Sky View Lounge, sont de notre point de vue le meilleur endroit pour contempler le Mont Fuji qui se cache parmis quelques tours de Shinjuku. Ouvert toute l’année et gratuit d’accès depuis 1994, le Bunkyo Civic Center offre un aspect bien différent qu’à ses débuts ! En effet, le bâtiment d’origine construit en 1959 ne pouvait pas répondre aux normes de sécurité sur le long terme. Il a donc été jugé plus économique de revoir son design dans son intégralité.
Ré-ouvert en 1994, le Bunkyo Civic Center, le coeur administratif de Bunkyo, présente un astucieux compromis entre architecture moderne et fonctionnalité. Si vous comptez vous rendre en ces lieux, nous vous conseillons de vous y rendre tôt le matin (9h) ou au coucher de soleil.

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Gymnopedie No 1 by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
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Walabot DIY allows you to see what’s behind your walls. It connects with your smartphone to create 3D images on the phone screen.

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Less impressive than Hotokegura, but also located in Aomori, Senjoziki Coast rock formation is the result of the uplifting of land due to an earthquake in 1792. The rock shelf of approximately 12 kilometers, on which the lord of the area had 1,000 tatami mats laid out for a party, sweeps along the coast. According to Aomori prefecture, Senjoziki has been selected to be among the 100 best locations in Japan for its amazing sunset.

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Moins impressionante que Hotokegura, mais également située à Aomori, la formation rocheuse de la côte de Senjoziki est le résultat de l’élévation du sol suite à un séisme en 1792. La barre rocheuse d’environ 12km, sur laquelle le propriétaire de cette zone avait installé 1 000 tatamis pour une fête, s’étale tout le long de la côte. D’après la préfecture d’Aomori, Senjoziki a été sélectionnée dans le top 100 des meilleurs lieux au Japon en raison de ses magnifiques couchers de soleil.

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From the easel to a graphics tablet, these artists bring their work to life.

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These 11 inventions will make your home greener.

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Hotokegaura is one of Aomori prefecture’s most scenic and most difficult rock formations to access. Today Hotokegaura is designated as a Natural Monument of Japan and pleasure boats are operated to enable landing and strolling on the coast.
Nearly 20 million years ago, deep sea volcanic activity created a precipice of green volcanic tuff around the current village of Sai in the Shimokita peninsula. Over many years, the rough waves of Tsugaru Channel eroded the precipice turning it into a fantastically shaped rock formation that goes on for 2 km along the coast.

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Hotokegaura est une des plus belles formations rocheuses de la préfecture d’Aomori, mais aussi la plus difficile d’accès. De nos jours, Hotokegaura est désignée comme un point de vue sublime, et porte le titre de Monument Naturel du Japon. Par ailleurs, les bateaux de plaisance se rendent sur la côte afin de pouvoir mettre un pied à terre.
Il y a près de 20 millions d’années, les activités volcaniques en mer profonde ont créé un précipice de tuf volcanique vert près du village actuel de Sai, dans la péninsule de Shimokita. Au fil des ans, les vagues brutales du canal de Tsugaru ont érodé le précipice et en ont fait cette fantastique formation rocheuse qui parcourt la côte sur 2km.

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Red Envelope in Santa Ana, California makes spring rolls with edible flowers. The Vietnamese spring roll is given a fusion twist with glazed steak, avocado and the restaurant’s Cilantro Banger sauce.

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Located in Tsuruta in the northern Japan prefecture of Aomori, the Tsuru-no-Mai bridge is Japan’s longest wooden bridge! Completed in July 1994, the 300 meter long 3 arch bridge spans across Tsugaru Fujimi Lake. Tsuru no Mai Bridge appears differently as seasons change. Spectacular scenes of the bridge emerge with dusk as the bridge is colored orange and red during sunset. This is an example of why tourists are drawn to visit this place.

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Situé à Tsuruta, dans la préfecture d’Aomori au Nord du Japon, le pont Tsuru-no-Mai est le plus long pont en bois du Japon ! Achevé en Juillet 1994, ce pont en 3 arches s’étale sur 300m de long et traverse le lac Tsugaru Fujimi. Le pont Tsuru-no-Mai prend une allure différente au fil des saisons. Une scène spectaculaire du pont émergent à l’aube, ou encore ses magnifiques teintes rouges et oranges au coucher de soleil sont quelques exemples qui poussent les touristes à visiter cet endroit.

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