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Kanagawa Enoshima Part II – 江の島 – 4K Ultra HD : Enoshima’s hidden little village, with its small shrines, is by far the best part of this Island. With a unique view of Mt.Fuji, the place looks like it was frozen in time with villagers living almost completely cut from the rest of the world. If you continue further down to the shore you will stumble upon a gorgeous rocky beach that will give you one of the best views of Mt. Fuji you can have, and it is by far one of our favorites. If you are looking from some more adventure the place also offers two small caves that may not be as breathtaking as the view of Mt. Fuji over the sea, but good enough for the curious minds out there.

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Zojo-ji temple Jizo Statues Part II – 三縁山増上寺 – 4K Ultra HD : Close to the main Daiden, Zojo-ji Temple main building, stands a very unique cemetery also known as the Unborn Children’s Garden, where people come and and pray for the miscarried, aborted or stillborn children of Japan.

This cemetery or garden, is unique in many ways since unlike usual cemeteries you will not find any graves, but hundreds of small stone statues that parents can choose and decorate with small clothing and toys for their unborn child or children. Also to make sure that their child/children will have the chance to be brought to the afterlife, parents and family members usually put a small gift next to the statute to Jizo (Jizō) the guardian of unborn children, to ensure that their child or children will find their way to heaven safely.

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Zojo-Ji Temple Part I – 三縁山増上寺 – 4K Ultra HD : What stands out the most here at Zojo-Ji temple is the striking contrast between the old and new Japan. While its immediate neighborhood is dominated by modem buildings and Tokyo Tower, Zojo-ji feels like it has been stuck in a bubble where time moves at a slower pace to its surroundings.

Located a few steps away from Tokyo Tower, Zojo-ji temple is a buddhist temple and the main temple for the Chinzei branch of Jōdo-shū Buddhism. Built in 1393, it was only in 1598 that the Zoji-temple moved to its current location. To this date, only the Sangedatsumon Gate (main entrance) has succeeded in withstanding fires, earthquakes and wars, while the main building, also known as Daiden, has had to be rebuilt many times over.

While the main attraction here is the temple itself and the possibility for many to take a gorgeous picture of both Daiden (the main temple) with Tokyo Tower in its background, others come to Zojo-ji Temple to visit the Tokugawa mausoleum (only open during some special occasions and some public holidays) and its Jizō statues at the cemetery of Unborn Children that we will cover in depth in the second part of this video.

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Tokyo Seaside Top Observatory – 展望台“シーサイド・トップ” – 4K Ultra HD : While it is very difficult to disagree that the best observatory in Tokyo is either Tokyo Skytree or Tokyo Tokyo, one could argue that these places won’t let you enjoy the actual building in question. If you are looking for the perfect place to enjoy gorgeous scenic views of Odaiba, Roppongi Hills, Tokyo Skytree and Shiodome at one time then search no further. The Tokyo Seaside Top Observatory located on top of WTCB or Tokyo World Trade Center is the place to go!

And since we always welcome a good discount, please print the discount coupon that you will find on this link http://www.wtcbldg.co.jp/wtcb/facility/seaside/pdf/seaside_en.pdf to enjoy a 120 Yen discount on the usual price for adults!

Now sit back, relax, kick off your shoes and enjoy this beautiful and peaceful 4K video of Tokyo’s best scenic spot!

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Tokyo Musashi Koyama Shopping Street – 武蔵小山 – 4K Ultra HD : Mushashi Koyama may have one of the most famous “Shotengai”, or shopping streets, in the opinion of foreigners living in Japan. Located in the heart of Tokyo on the Tokyu Meguro Line and just two stop away from Meguro Station, Musashi Koyama is one of these small “villages” in Tokyo that need to be visited at least once in your life if you want to have a better idea of how people shop and live in Tokyo.

Opened in 1956, this 1km long covered Shotengai will offer everything you need to cover your basic needs including the ‘100 Yen’ shops, restaurants, pharmacies, pachinko parlors, hair salons, food stores, book stores as well as some more traditional ones selling green tea and kimono.

Of course there are no shopping streets in Japan without a wide selection of bars and other dinner restaurants and has you may have guessed Musashi Koyama and its shotengai is no exception! Next to the main shopping street and close to the train station entrance you will find a bunch of these places that are only really turn to life after the sun has set.

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Ninh explains the Top 10 Weirdest Sports in the World. The most obscure sport and strange sports are explained right here by Ninh Ly.

Learn about Sepak Takraw, Shin Kicking, Caber Tossing, Quidditch, Wife Carrying, Chess Boxing, Unicycle Football, Unicycle Hockey, Unicycle Polo, Blind Soccer, Cardboard Tube Duelling and much more.

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Tokyo Shibamata – 柴又 – 4K Ultra HD : Want to enjoy some traditional Japanese sweets while walking in Taishakuten Sando, one of Tokyo’s most famous Showa era shopping streets? Well forget everything that most guidebooks suggest you do within the confines of Tokyo and take a 30 minute train ride to visit Shibamata!

Very popular among Japanese tourists, Shibamata is one of those Japanese ‘best-kept-secret’ places yet to be discovered, and overrun, by foreign tourists. Walking along Taishakuten Sando up to Taishakuten Shrine (founded in 1629), its many stores will not only transport you into the past but also let you enjoy some of Tokyo’s finest sweets!

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Matsumoto Castle – 松本城 – 4K Ultra HD : Depending on where you are getting your information from, Matsumoto Castle in Nagano is either the second or third most beautiful castle in Japan, and to be fair, we cannot disagree here! Located about 220km away from Tokyo it is considered to be one of Japan’s most important national treasures.
Built in the 16th century, the Matsumoto Castle is unlike many other Japanese castles, built on a plain rather than on a hill or mountain top and surrounded by a picturesque moat.

Gorgeous from the outside, Matsumoto Castle also offers a unique chance for its visitors to travel into the past by allowing them to visit each and every floor, making Matsumoto Castle such a unique experience with its many exhibitions of historical weapons and other architectural wonders.

Highly recommended all year long, Matsumoto Castle is one of these marvels of Japan that everybody needs to visit once in their lifetime!

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Ninh explains the Rules of Sepak Takraw, a strangely popular sport played worldwide particularly in East Asia.
A beginner’s explanation of Sepak Takraw, otherwise known as ‘Kick Volleyball’.
Watch this short video tutorial guide on how to play Sepak Takraw under International and ISTAF rules.
Learn about tekong, regus, sets, block, spike, roll spike, kick, highlights, and more!

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The art of Sushi making – 寿司 – すし – 4K Ultra HD : The art of sushi making is as complex as it is gorgeous to see and when you are blessed with the chance to have a famous Japanese chef with more than 35 years of experience preparing our very own plate of sushi we had no other choice than to share this unique experience you. So seat back, relax and get ready for a mouth-watering experience!

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