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Close to Asakusa and by the banks of the Kanda River, the Asahi Beer Hall and Tokyo Skytree are some of the best-known buildings in Tokyo. Completed in 1989 and designed by Philippe Starck, the Asahi Beer Hall, which actually happens to be the Asahi Breweries Japan HQ, is made of a building shaped like a glass of beer with foam on its top. Right by its side, you will find another construction, also part of the Asahi Beer Hall, better known as the “golden turd” (Nickname given to the Asahi Flame by locals).

While the Asahi Beer Hall does not offer much to see to tourists wishing to learn more about the brand, you can, however, visit the 22nd floor of the building where you will find two of Tokyo’s most popular bars a and wide selection of beers.

Erected more recently (2012), Tokyo Skytree, is a joint construction between Tobu Railway, taking care of the commercial and tourist aspect of the tower and NHK who use the tower as a huge antenna in order to cover most of Tokyo area with its Digital Terrestrial TV services.

Tall enough to give you a bird’s eye view of Tokyo, it is best to visit Skytree in winter (December to February) when Tokyo’s sky is the clearest. Frankly speaking, Tokyo Tower offers the best view around!

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Tout proche d’Asakusa et aux abords du fleuve du Kanda, le Asahi Beer Hall et la Tokyo Skytree font partie des bâtiments les plus connus de Tokyo. Achevé en 1989 et imaginé par Philippe Starck, le Asahi Beer Hall, qui fait penser à un verre de bière avec sa mousse a son sommet, et est adjacent avec un immeuble noir plus petit, orné de sa flamme d’or, aussi appelé “la crotte dorée” (surnom donné à la flamme Asahi par les japonais), et est en réalité le quartier général de Asahi Breweries Japan.

Bien que le Asahi Beer Hall n’a pas grand chose à offrir aux visiteurs en quête de plus d’information à propos de la marque, vous pouvez tout de même vous rendre au 22ème étage où vous trouverez deux des plus célèbres bars de Tokyo proposant un large choix de bières.

Erigée plus récemment (2012), la Tokyo Skytree est en fait une construction née d’une collaboration entre Tobu Railway, qui prend soin de l’aspect commercial et touristique de la tour, et NHK qui l’utilise comme une antenne géante dans le but de couvrir la majorité de Tokyo pour assurer la transmission de la TV numérique terrestre.
Suffisamment grande pour contempler Tokyo du du haut du ciel, il est plus agréable de visiter Tokyo Skytree en hiver (de Décembre à Février) où le ciel est le plus pur. Mais pour être franc, la Tokyo Tower reste notre meilleur choix car elle offre une vue bien plus impressionnante.

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This BBQ joint serves the best deep-fried ribs in Chicago. Porkchop fans can’t get enough of their savory ribs topped with hickory bbq sauce. Learn more about Porkchop here: http://www.chicagoporkchop.com/
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Have you ever wonder what it may look like to swim among Japanese Koi fish? Well, guess what, we just have the video you need! Indeed the City of Ozu, in Ehime, had the clever idea to have a few Koi fish swim freely in specifically designed waterways located in the city old district. So here you are, now you know how it feels like to swim among Koi fish.

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Vous êtes vous déjà demandé à quoi pourrait ressembler l’expérience de nager parmi les carpes Koi japonaises ? Et bien devinez quoi, nous avons tout juste la vidéo qu’il vous faut !
En effet, la ville de Ozu (Ehime), a eu la brillante idée de se procurer quelques carpes Koi nageant librement dans des voies navigables spécialement créées pour ce projet, et situées dans le vieux quartier de la ville. Vous pouvez donc maintenant vous faire une idée de ce qu’est la sensation de nager aux côtés des carpes Koi.

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Back in 2015, we published a video of one of Tokyo’s latest traditional fishing pier/villages: Tsukudajima. Today we decided to shoot another video of the area and more precisely about Tsukishima itself, the island made from reclaimed land (1892) which Tsukudajima now belongs to.

Surrounded by the Kanda River, Tsukishima gives you a unique perspective of what an old suburb of Tokyo feels like. But, unlike other Tokyo suburbs, Tsukishima is famous for its Monjayaki which happen to be your average Okonomiyaki with added dashi (base ingredient of Japanese Miso soup) in its batter.

Tsukishima gives you the possibility to get a unique view of Tsukiji market pier, which is just on the other side of the river.

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En 2015, nous avions publié une vidéo d’un des derniers villages de pêcheurs de Tokyo : Tsukudajima. Aujourd’hui, nous avons décidé de faire une nouvelle vidéo de cet endroit, axée plus précisément sur Tsukishima, une île acquise en 1892 à laquelle Tsukudajima appartient désormais.

Cernée par les eaux, eaux issues du fleuve Kanda, Tsukishima vous donne une perspective unique de ce à quoi ressemble une vieille banlieue de Tokyo. Mais contrairement aux autres banlieues de la capitale, Tsukishima est réputée pour son Monjayaki, qui s’avère être votre Okonomiyaki avec du dashi ajouté (l’ingrédient de base de la soupe Miso) dans sa pâte.

Enfin, vue qu’elle est située sur l’embouchure du fleuve Kanda, Tsukishima vous offre la possibilité d’avoir une vue unique sur le quai du marché de poissons de Tsukiji qui se trouve sur l’autre rive du fleuve, faisant face à Tsukishima.

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Ninh explains – The Rules of Futsal. This is a variation of football, association football or soccer that is very popular around the world.

Watch this short beginner’s tutorial video guide on how to play Futsal (also known as Futsala or fútbol de salon) under FIFA Rules.
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Located around the northwestern corner of the Yamanote line, Ikebukuro is one of Tokyo’s many city centers with over million passengers commuting daily via its main station. Stuck between two of Japan’s biggest store franchises Tobu and Seibu, Ikebukuro has many things to offer ranging from nice stores and restaurants to other activities.
While not as popular as Akihabara for example, Ikebukuro is, however, an important hub for the female otaku culture with many “butler cafes” as well as many stores dedicated to the anime, manga and cosplay scenes.

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Situé dans la zone nord ouest de la ligne Yamanote, Ikebukuro est l’un de ces nombreux “centres villes” que compte Tokyo où plus d’un million de voyageurs passent chaque jour via sa gare principale. Coincé entre les deux grandes franchises japonaises que sont Tobu et Seibu, Ikebukuro a beaucoup de choses à offrir dont un vaste choix de boutiques et de restaurants, ainsi que d’autres activités.
Sans la réputation d’être aussi branché qu’Akihabara par exemple, Ikebukuro demeure cependant l’endroit incontournable pour suivre la tendance féminine otaku avec ses nombreux “butler cafes” ainsi que ses magasins dédiés aux animes, aux mangas, et au cosplay.

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Despite most modern filmmaking relying heavily on CGI, Guardians of the Galaxy used a lot of real practical effects. There has been a push lately to use more real effects in movies like The Fate of the Furious and Mad Max: Fury Road. There’s a long proud history in Hollywood of creating amazing effects.

Ninh explains – The Rules of Collegiate Wresting (College Wrestling). Also known as NCAA Wrestling, Folkstyle Wrestling and Scholastic Wrestling, this is a variation of wrestling that is very popular in the United States of America.

Watch this short beginner’s tutorial video guide on how to wrestle in college amateur wrestling. This video also covers the rules of wrestling in high school.
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Okinawa is not a single island but a group of islands, with at its center the island of Okinawa which is the largest island of them all. An hour away or so by plan from the main island you will find, next to Ishigaki island a smaller island named Taketomi, a tiny 5.42 km2 island with only 323 inhabitants! Taketomi is popular among Japanese tourists not only for its traditional Okinawan houses with sandy streets and stone walls, but also for its amazing beaches and for its “hoshisuna” or star-sand wich are in fact remains of Foraminifera a kind of amoeba!

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Nous avons souvent tendance à voir Okinawa comme une seule île, alors qu’il s’agit en fait d’un petit archipel, avec en son centre l’île d’Okinawa qui est la plus grande. A une heure d’avion depuis l’île principale, vous trouverez, aux alentours de l’île d’Ishigaki, une minuscule ile de 5,42 km2 nommée Taketomi et qui est peuplée de seulement 323 habitants !
Taketomi est réputée auprès des touristes japonais non seulement pour ses habitations traditionnelles d’Okinawa, ses rues sablées, et ses murs de pierres, mais aussi pour ses magnifiques plages et son “hoshisuna” (des grains de sable étoilés) qui sont en fait des foraminifères, une sorte d’amibe !

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