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أهم معالم مدينة طوكيو | اليابان طوكيو هي العاصمة اليابانية وأكثر المدن ازدحاما في اليابان اكبر المناطق الحضرية في العالم على أساس عدد السكان مظاهر العيش في مدينة طوكيو اليابانية طوكيو اليابان الكليات والجامعات السياحة في طوكيو

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Capital of Japan

■ 13.2 million inhabitants (agglomeration: 36 million approx.)

■ 2,187 km 2 , 23 districts ( ku )

■ Currency: the yen (¥) 1 € = 140 ¥

■ Calendar based on the reign of the emperor. Current era: Heisei

■ Time difference: French time + 7h (in summer), + 8h (in winter)

■ Climate: hot, humid summer (26 ° C), cool, sunny winter (4 ° C). Best periods: spring and autumn.

■ Electricity: 100 V (flat plugs)

Is there in the world a city more crazy, more electric, more exotic than Tokyo? We arrive there with the clichés of Lost in Translation , modern towers, flashy neon lights, sprawling city, karaoke at the end of the night, we leave the head full of images of serene alleys, age-old trokets, temples in wood...

Because that's right, Tokyo, a mix of permanent genres, a telescope of the times, a contradiction at every step, in Meiji-jingu we get married in kimono when at its entrance paradise lolitas and cosplayers crazy, in Yanaka we serve the tea as when in Akihabara the manga and the electronics make law. The urban plan itself seems to have lost the north: it was destroyed to rebuild, the skyscrapers roam the huts and gardens, even the timeless theater Kabuki-za had to make a new skin ...

We would love not to waste time sleeping, attend the tuna market auction at 5am, sushi breakfast in Tsukiji, visit all these so serene temples, these hype art museums, bring back shops gadgets the strangest, the latest novelties barely imagined, finding prints, fans, rice paper ... discover all these traditions so improbable for a Western: pachinko , sumo, mangas-kissas ... before, in the evening, to follow the flow of Tokyoites who, failing to receive at home, fill the gargotes like the gastronomic tables, but especially the izakaya , where the beer, the sake and the ume-shu flow freely ...

Imperial Palace

It was when the emperor, in 1868, left Kyoto to settle in this former shogunal castle, that Edo became capital of Japan, at the same time that it was renamed Tokyo ("capital of the East" in Japanese ). If the palace can not be visited, its gardens (Higashi-gyoen) are a real green lung in the heart of the city. To see north side, after the ride, the National Museum of Modern Art, excellent opportunity to discover Japanese modern art.

Ginza

Luxury shops and fine tea rooms along the main avenue, Chuo-dori, have made this old-fashioned district famous. Just as famous: the Kabuki-za, a theater that has kept its traditional facade despite its recent renovation, perpetuates a dramatic genre where the actors, with their supported gestures and their hyper-expressive faces, will forget the language barrier.

Ueno Park

Nothing like a trip to Ueno Park to forget for a while the omnipresence of concrete and electronics! To visit in buildings scattered in the park: the rich museum of Western Art, in a setting of Le Corbusier, the exciting and abundant National Museum, the moving sanctuary Toshogu and the oldest zoo in the country.

Asakusa

A district that has remained traditional, where you will find images of ancient Tokyo, with its cobbled streets and wooden frontages ... All Asakusa is turned towards Senso-ji, the oldest Buddhist temple in the city, which surround a multitude of stalls. The 3rd weekend of May, do not miss the Shinto Sanja Matsuri party.

Tsukiji Fish Market

The very famous fish market of Tsukiji is a real anthill, day and night: everyone is free to wander between the surprising catch of the fishermen ... provided you pay attention to the incessant coming and going of the carts and electric trolleys. Around 11am, go to the nearest restaurant for an ultra-fresh sushi breakfast! Relocated from Nihonbashi in 1923, the market is living its last years here: it should be relocated to Toyosu in 2016.

Odaiba

Connected to the city center by the Rainbow Bridge, the artificial island of Odaiba has the air of an amusement park and seems to be intended only for entertainment! Ferris wheel and arcade game room in Palette Town, concerts on the esplanades, Tokyo Big Sight exhibitions, shopping centers with unusual decorations ... and a beach overlooking Tokyo Bay!

Roppongi

New upscale place to show, Roppongi Hills brings together night owls, Japanese as expats. Nothing typically Japanese in these Western-style tours, but gourmet restaurants French and Italian, a multiplex under the influence of American cinema and clubs in the Latin atmosphere! Do not miss the panorama on the entire capital, the 52nd floor.

Shibuya / Harajuku

These two neighborhoods are as much temples of Tokyo fashion as real living museums. Shibuya brings together pop youth with a lolita look that shows pink glitter kawaii accessories from neighborhood shops. A few streets away, Harajuku is teeming with cosplayers with more offbeat looks, which crowd on Sunday in Takeshita-dori and at the entrance of Meiji-jingu.

Meiji-Jingu

Built in 1920 only, during the Taisho era, and rebuilt in 1958 after the Second World War, this Shinto shrine has become in a short time one of the most popular in the capital. After the noisy animation of the capital, a path sinks into the woods - consisting of about 200 different species of trees - and leads to this quiet and silent refuge, with preserved traditions.

Shinjuku

If, during the day, clerical workers head for business skyscrapers and students to Takadanobaba's schools, the Shinjuku area reveals a completely different face after dark: Kabukicho, a district where Kabuki gave its name, today rather known for its many bars and pachinko halls, teeming with life at any time of the night; while in the tiny adjoining bars of Golden Gai, a meeting place for artists, there is Tokyo in the early 20th century.

Imperial Palace / Marunouchi / Ginza

The geographical and historical heart of Tokyo, the imperial palace is nestled in a huge park, which only the delightful gardens of the East can visit. Around this "empty center", the Tokyo frenzy quickly assumes its rights: to the east stand the towers of Marunouchi, the financial district, bordered by the bustling Tokyo station. To the south-east, Ginza the chic aligns on Chuo-dori luxury brands, department stores and pastry shops. Pedestrian Sunday, the elegant avenue even gives Latin tunes! A few steps away from the giant commercials, a guardian of popular traditions: the famous Kabuki-za theater.

Akihabara / Ueno / Yanaka

Flashing neons, giant ideograms, multicolored posters: in Akihabara, the "electric city", nothing is too bright to boast state-of-the-art computers, a manga mega-mall or trendy maid cafe ! Far from the cacophony, Meidai-dori, street of the musical instruments, rubs Jimbocho, the quarter of booksellers. To the north lies the vast Ueno Park, with its collection of art museums. In April, all Tokyo invades its alleys to celebrate cherry blossom! Further on, in Yanaka, time seems suspended and invites to stroll, between Buddhist temples and old wooden houses, tight in narrow streets.

Asakusa / Ryogoku

Restaurants, theaters, craftsmen, ryokan , stalls and merchants of Sembei : Asakusa still emanates a fragrance of Shitamachi, the old low city of Edo, that of pleasures and the small people. The nerve center of this traditional Tokyo is the magnificent Senso-ji temple, surrounded by lively streets. Just a stone's throw away, on the left bank of the Sumida stands the surrealistic silhouette of the Asahi Super Dry Hall, a symbol of the architectural fantasies of the late 1980s, and the dizzying Tokyo Sky Tree (2012) tower. TV of 634 m! To the south, Ryogoku, district of sumo wrests, where are the National Stadium and the Beya (stables): in the morning, one meets the wrestlers en route for the training.

Tsukiji / Odaiba / Roppongi

While Tokyo is barely awake, the Tsukiji Fish Market is already buzzing! And in the streets around, we serve the first sushi ... Later, in the shadow of the ultra-modern towers of Shiodome, an air monorail will take families and young lovers to Odaiba, on the other side of the bay. The program of the stroll: shopping, beach and attractions of all kinds. Back on the west bank: the Mori tower signals Roppongi, famous for its sulphurous nights and its bars for Westerners ... Large-scale projects (National Art Center, Midtown ...) have made in a few years a fashionable neighborhood and the new triangle of art.

Shibuya / Harajuku

Shibuya station, exit Hachi-ko: the luminous screens compete of gigantism, the loudspeakers spit at full volume the last tube of J-Pop, the crowd, young, lookée, papillonne of shops in karaokés ... In the evening, it climbs the alleys of Dogenzaka, sector of clubs (and love hotels !). Another atmosphere in the North: "Cat Street", the street of the vintage and the creators, meets the elect of the couturiers, Omote-Sando. Just a stone's throw away, Takeshita-dori, swarming with fashion victims , leads to Harajuku, a theatrical rendezvous of candy-pink schoolgirls and Gothic tribes. There, a torii indicates the Meiji-jingu, an enclave of serenity where one marries in traditional kimono.

Shinjuku / Ikebukuro

Busy and nocturnal, Shinjuku never sleeps! West side ( nishi ) rises a forest of skyscrapers where every morning rush 300 000 salarymen and office ladies . On the east side ( higashi ), a hodgepodge of flashing signs signals, at nightfall, Kabukicho, a warm district where pachinko rooms, cinemas, hostess bars, striptease bars and some smoky jazz clubs mingle. Less flamboyant, the Golden Gai aligns the Lilliputian bars and Ni-chome gay and lesbian outlets. To the north, on the Yamanote line, extend Okubo, Korean district, Takadanobaba, student, then Ikebukuro, popular and very passing.

From family ryokan lost in an alley to luxury rooms perched at the top of a skyscraper, Tokyo offers a considerable range of accommodations, at all prices, of all styles. In this sprawling city, the choice of neighborhood is paramount: Shinjuku, Shibuya, Roppongi for the modern side and nightlife; Ueno, Yanaka or Asakusa for sightseeing and the scenic side; Akasaka or Kanda for the situation ... Two types of institutions dominate: the ryokan (traditional inns) and the western hotels. In the first: dominant wood, stripping, Japanese baths in common, tatami mats and futons on the ground ... Ideal to stay in the Japanese and cheaply! Sometimes very spacious, their rooms can accommodate families or groups of friends. The latter, often chains, offer rooms more or less luxurious, comfortable and functional but generally lacking character. Among the least expensive: business hotels, with limited space and services. Finally, fans of unusual spend a night in a capsule hotel or a love hotel! If necessary, think of manga-kissa, open non-stop: some even offer showers! In palaces, add tax (5%) and service (10%). Credit cards not always accepted in small establishments.

Minshuku

The local equivalent of our guest rooms, to taste the local life. Few choices in Tokyo however. Count ¥ 4,700-9,000 / pers.

Minshuku Network www.minshuku.jp

Love hotels

Delirious architectures, themed rooms, kitsch decorations, colorful ... The love hotels offer to couples in search of intimacy real little nests of love! They are concentrated in places of entertainment, like Kabukicho or Shibuya. Choose your room and pay by machine ... Price from ¥ 7,500 for the night (after 22h or 23h) or 4,500 ¥ for a few hours.

Capsule hotels

Another Japanese curiosity: the capsule rooms! Cabins superimposed and aligned, just provided with a mattress and a mini TV ... Claustrophobes abstain! Many near train stations, these hotels are mostly frequented by salarymen (often drunk) who missed the last train. Constraints: mandatory check-out at 10am, cash payment, no reservation.