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ISSUE.61Autumn/2012

www.att-japan.net

japan-ryokan.netRyokan and hotels

across Japan

Gifu 岐阜

Tokyo Station 東京站

Ginza 銀座

Hida Takayama / Shirakawa-go飛驒高山 / 白川鄉

Niseko Onsen-kyo 新雪谷溫泉鄉

Geoparks 地質公園

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One of the intriguing tourist routes in Japan starts in Mie Prefecture, home to Ise Jingu Shrine, goes through

Aichi Prefecture with an international airport, Shirakawa-go and Hida-Takayama in Gifu Prefecture, and continues along the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route in Toyama Prefecture, Tojimbo in Fukui Prefecture and ends on the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture. The route is shaped like a rearing dragon with the Chita Peninsula in Aichi as its tail and the Noto Peninsula as its head. Travel through Gifu Prefecture following the rearing dragon with some brief detours.

Gifu / Nagara RiverThe Nagara River is famous for ukai (cormo-rant fishing) in summer and Mount Kinka is the site of Gifu Castle. A ropeway takes you to the top of Mount Kinka with a great view

from the castle at 329 meters on the summit. One of the most famous warlords in the 16th century, Oda Nobunaga, lived in Gifu Castle, which eventually became the center base for his unification of Japan. Enjoy the same view that the great commander enjoyed. Gifu Daibutsu (Great Buddha) in Shoho-ji Temple is one of Japan’s three major Great Buddha statues, along with the one in Nara (Nara Prefecture) and in Kamakura (Kanagawa Prefecture). The statue was created using a unique combination of wood, bamboo, and clay covered in Japanese paper, lacquer, and gold leaf and still beautiful to this day.

The tradition of ukai, cormorant fishing, in the Nagara River is 1,300 years old. Fishermen work together with their trained cormorants to catch fish using torches in the pitch-black dark-ness. Ride on a tour boat and enjoy watching the skills of the birds and their trainers fishing.

The Ukai Museum opened in August 2012. To the west of the boarding docks of the ukai tour-ist boat is Kawara-machi, a pleasant place for a stroll with its many old houses with traditional lattice doors.http://www.gifucvb.or.jp/

Gujo HachimanGujo Hachiman is a castle town in the moun-tains upstream of the Nagara River. Located in a small basin formed at the junction of four riv-ers, the town is famous for high-quality spring water, called Sogisui, with clear water springs everywhere around the town. The residents have been using the spring water in their daily life for laundry and you can see public washing places everywhere in the town.

Gujo Hachiman Castle on the top of the mountain is beautifully surrounded by red and yellow maple leaves in autumn and snow in win-

從伊勢神宮所在地的三重縣,擁有機場的愛知縣,

穿越岐阜縣的白川鄉、飛驒高山後,有可通往富山

縣的立山黑部阿爾卑斯山脈路線、福井縣的東尋坊、石

川縣能登半島的路線。如果把愛知縣的知多半島看作龍

尾,北陸的能登半島當成龍頭的話,看起來就像一條龍

攀升而上的模樣。以這條「昇天龍」為礎,一邊稍微順

道觀光一邊遊覽岐阜縣的優美風光。

岐阜/長良川

以岐阜城聳立的金華山及夏季鸕鶿捕魚廣為人知。可搭

金華山空中纜車前往山頂。從聳立於329公尺之高的山

頂上的山城,觀賞雄偉壯觀的展望美景。岐阜城本為武

將-織田信長所居之城並成為統一天下的據點,正可稱得

上是稱霸天下的眺望景觀。正法寺的岐阜大佛與奈良、鎌

倉的大佛齊名,被稱為日本三大佛之一,是用木頭及竹

子、黏土先塑模之後,貼上和紙再用金箔裝飾而成的。

長良川的鸕鶿捕魚已擁有1300年的傳統歷史了。漆

黑暗夜中,在熊熊燃燒的篝火(照明火把)之下,鸕匠(馴

養鸕鶿捕魚的漁夫)和鸕鶿同心協力地捕魚。建議您可

乘坐觀覽船(遊客乘坐的屋形船)觀賞。2012年8月鸕鶿

捕魚博物館即將開幕。

從鸕鶿捕魚觀覽船乘船處往西的川原町至今仍保留

著傳統格子窗戶建築的古老街景,漫步於此欣賞街景

也很不錯。http://www.gifucvb.or.jp/

郡上八幡

位於長良川上游山間的城下町(以諸侯的居城為中心發

展起來的城鎮)。地處四條河川交會所形成非常狹小的

盆地,以第一個被選定為名水百選之一的天然湧泉-宗

袛水為首,街上到處都有潔淨的泉水流竄為其特徵。至

今居民仍用這些泉水來洗衣服等,各地還設有洗衣場。

聳立於山頂上的郡上八幡城被紅葉或雪花點綴的外

觀十分優美,由天守閣放眼望去的景觀更可稱得上絕

From Nagoya Sta: Gifu: 20 min by JR Tokaido LineGujo Hachiman: 40 min by JR Express Wide View Hida ➞ Mino Ota Sta ➞ 1 h 20 min by Nagaragawa Railway Gero: 1 h 30 min by JR Express Wide View HidaTakayama: 2 h 20 min by JR Express Wide View HidaShirakawa-go: 2 h 45 min by Gifu Bus (Apr.-Nov.) 從名古屋站:

岐阜: 搭JR東海道本線需20分

郡上八幡: 搭JR東海道本線需40分到美濃太田站→搭長良川鐵路需1小時20分

下呂: 搭JR特急Wide View Hida需1小時30分

高山: 搭JR特急Wide View Hida需2小時20分

白川鄉: 搭岐阜巴士需2小時45分(4-11月運行)

Tokyo

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KaniMitake

Nagoya

Tarumi

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Hida Furukawa

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Central JapanInternational Airport

Tokyo Sta Nagoya Sta: 1 h 40 min by JR Tokaido Shinkansen Nozomi東京站名古屋站: 搭東海道新幹線 Nozomi 需1小時40分 Tokyo

Kyoto

Toyama

Shiojiri

東京中部國際機場(新特麗亞)

Shirakawa-go

Gifu / Nagara River

Hida-Takayama

Gero OnsenGujo Hachiman

岐阜・長良川

郡上八幡

白川鄉

飛驒高山

下呂溫泉

名古屋

Shirakawa-go Matsumoto

Nagoya

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Kumano -kodo

Tojinbo

Nagahama

Kanazawa

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Tateyama/Kurobe

遊覽昇龍道Travel along the “Rearing Dragon Route”

Gifu / 岐阜More info for access:

http://www.kankou-gifu.jp/

Ukai

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ter. Enjoy the great view from the castle tower. The Yoshida River runs through the town and has great ayu (sweetfish) fishing.

At the base of Hachiman Castle are well-preserved old towns such as Yanagi-machi and Shokunin-machi. These towns, at the center of the Gujo Region since the 15th century, are cultural goldmines. There are many interest-ing spots to visit throughout the area including Gujo Hachiman Museum, Gujo Hachiman Kyuchosha Kinenkan (an old government me-morial hall), Yanaka Mizu no Komichi alley, and Igawa Komichi alley.

The Gujo Odori in summer is a traditional bon odori dance that has been around for 400 years. People come and dance for about 30 nights from the second week in July to the first week in September every year. Join the local residents and enjoy dancing! You can see dance performances any time of the year at the Gujo

Hachiman Museum. Gujo is also famous as the birthplace of the food replicas displayed in win-dows outside many restaurants, and produces the largest amount of replicas in Japan. There are hands-on tours of a replica food factory.http://www.gujokankou.com/index.php

Gero Onsen Hot SpringGero Onsen, one of the three most famous hot springs in Japan, is well known for its high-quality water producing beautiful skin. Enjoy the mild water for nice and smooth skin. The dense forest of Osaka includes more than 200 waterfalls with a drop of five meters or more. Take a fantastic tour of the waterfalls! Some courses require a tour guide. http://www.osaka-taki.com/

Hida TakayamaVisitors to Hida Takayama experience a unique

景。流穿市內的吉田川中有許多香魚群居於此。

在八幡城的山腳下則保留著柳町及職人町等的古街

景。戰國時代以來,以郡上地方的中心而發展至今,擁

有歷史的城市令人感受到典雅氣息。郡上八幡博物館、

郡上八幡舊廳舍紀念館、Yanaka水通道、Igawa通道

等,四處散佈著許多值得一遊的景點。

夏天的郡上舞是擁有400年歷史悠久的傳統舞蹈。從

每年7月的第2週到9月的第1週為止,約連跳30晚的盂

蘭盆舞。來到此地跟當地居民一起圍圈圈跳舞同樂吧!

在郡上八幡博覽館整年都能觀賞得到郡上舞的現場表

演。郡上也是餐飲店頭的展示櫃中所擺設的食品樣本

的發祥地,在日本中生產量最大。在此還能體驗食品樣

本製作樂趣。

http://www.gujokankou.com/index.php

下呂溫泉

日本三大名泉之一。溫泉水質溫和能讓肌膚柔嫩光滑。

在小坂的蔥鬱茂密的森林中,落差在200公尺以上的瀑

布有200處以上之多。遊客不妨盡情享受暢遊夢幻般瀑

布樂趣。有的路線需要嚮導帶領。

http://www.osaka-taki.com/

More Ryokan Information at www.japan-ryokan.net

Mountains, Snow, and Waters in Gifu岐阜的山、雪、水

Gifu Prefecture has mountains over 3,000 meters high, including Mt. Ontake and Mt. Norikura, is blessed with abundant nature. In Goshikigahara forest at the foot of Mt. Norikura, eco-tours are available where you can learn about the ecosystem of the plants and animals with mountain streams, waterfalls, ponds, and wetlands.

Okuhida, famous for having extreme tem-perature differences, has some of the most beautiful autumn foliage in Japan. Take a ride on the Shinhotaka ropeway to enjoy the spec-tacular view. Beautiful snowy scenery can be found from November to the end of May. From January to March (dates may vary depending on the weather), there is a “snow corridor” in Sengokuenchi Nature Park near Nishi-Hotaka Station on the Shinhotaka ropeway. The walls of the corridor can be as high as three meters! Between January and May, the usual height of the snow walls is two meters.

御嶽山、乘鞍岳等約超過3000公尺的高山連綿相連的

岐阜縣飽受豐富的大自然恩惠。在乘鞍山麓的五色原

之森中,可以一邊周遊溪流及瀑布、水池、濕原等地,

一邊享受觀賞還能進而學習生息於此的動植物生態的

環保旅遊非常受到遊客喜愛。

寒暖溫差變化很激烈的奧飛驒秋季的紅葉色彩非

常鮮豔。從新穗高空中纜車能將絕景一覽無遺。而從

11月到隔年5月則可欣賞雪景。2012年1月~3月(依天

候而有所變動)在新穗高空中纜車的西穗高口站千石園

地出現了「雪之迴廊」! 其高度居然高達3公尺!! 一般

而言特別是1月到5月在此可欣賞得到2公尺之高的雪

壁奇景。

Gifu Daibutsu Mt. Kinka and the Nagara River

Mt. Kinka

Igawa Komichi Gujo Hachiman Castle Ramen (food replica)

Gujo Odori

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Japanese culture different from that of Kyoto. The castle town, built by the Kanamori clan about 400 years ago, had two areas: the elevated area surrounding the castle with residences for the samurai class and the lower area for the common townsfolk. Three streets including Kamimachi and Shimomachi areas developed as a merchant town at the center of the castle town and are now called “Furui Machinami” (old town). The quaint area has a distinctive atmosphere with its canals flowing by houses with latticed bay windows, sakabayashi (a big ball made of cedar needles) hanging outside the front entrances of the sake breweries, mas-sive doors leading to old-style town houses, and traditional restaurants. From the old town area, a 10-minute walk takes you to the elevated area of Higashiyama Teramachi with many temples that were built according to the temples in

Higashiyama, Kyoto. The area is perfect for tak-ing a stroll in the quiet, relaxing atmosphere.

Takayama Jin-ya was originally one of the mansions of the Kanamori clan; however, after the Tokugawa Government brought Hida un-der its direct control, it served as an office for the local governors dispatched from Edo (now Tokyo). There is a farmer’s market every morn-ing in front of the front gate.

The modern-appearance Hida Takayama Museum of Art standing in harmony with its natural surrounding looks like a work of art it-self. It includes a display of a superb world-class glass collection. Hida beef curry at the café is also recommended.

The most popular local delicacy in Gifu is Hida beef. The marbled beef produced in the natural and cool climate in the Hida area has the perfect amount of fat with a delicate tex-

ture and is a favorite of meat lovers. Enjoy one of the simple but delicious dishes such as steak, yakiniku, and shabu-shabu. Ayu (sweetfish) from the Nagara River is another local delicacy. Hoba-miso, a staple of the breakfast menus at hotels in Hida, is Hida’s local specialty. Miso paste together with other ingredients is roasted on hoba (magnolia leaf), which is said to have antiseptic properties, creating a mouth-watering aroma. It goes really well with rice, so be careful not to eat too much!

Gifu Prefecture has more than 50 local sake breweries. With the pure water from the Hida mountain range and cool winters, Takayama is especially suitable for sake brewing and grow-ing high-quality rice. Local sake breweries start selling their new sake from mid-January. When you see a sakabayashi, a large cedar ball, hung out under the eaves of a sake brewery, it means

飛驒高山

能體驗與京都不同風格的日本文化的地方就是飛驒高

山。是約在400年前由金森長近(豐臣秀吉的家臣)所打

造而成的城下町(以諸侯的居城為中心發展起來的城

鎮)。金森長近將圍繞著城堡的高台做為武家屋敷,而

低一層的地方就做為平民居住之地。城下町的中心,以

商人町繁榮的上町、下町的三處街區合稱為「古街景」。

出格子(擁有突出的格子窗)造型建築相連的屋簷下流動

著生活用水,吊掛著又有造酒廠的招牌之稱,以杉葉所

做成的球「酒林」,而且町家特有的大戶(大門口)及老

字號店鋪的門簾櫛比鱗次。從那裏再走約10分左右,位

於稍微偏僻的高台上有著寺廟群集的東山寺町,是個鮮

為人知的漫遊景點。還有許多仿造京都的東山所建立

的或移築於此的寺廟,處處飄逸著寧靜的氣息。

高山陣屋原本是金森長近的別墅之一,當飛驒成為

德川幕府的直轄地之後,從江戶派來的代官在此掌管政

治。在前面的廣場會舉辦朝市活動。

與大自然協調融和的摩登式外觀,讓飛驒高山美術

館本身就彷彿是座藝術品似的。世界數一數二的玻璃

藝術收藏品有參觀的價值。咖啡餐館的飛驒牛咖哩午

餐也值得推薦。

岐阜美食最具代表性的就是飛驒牛。在大自然與涼

爽氣候中所孕育而出的細膩的霜降牛肉,沒有多餘的脂

肪,高品味的食感非常受到大眾喜愛。牛排、燒肉、涮

涮鍋等,建議可吃一些做法較單純的料理方式來品味

肉質的鮮美。運用生息於長良川的香魚所烹調的料理也

是絕品。旅館飯店的早餐一定會有的朴葉味噌(朴樹是

一種日本特有的植物)是飛驒地方的鄉土料理。據說有

Traveling on Nagaragawa Railway長良川鐵道之旅

Nagaragawa Railway is a local line running along the Nagara River from Mino-ota Station to Hokuno Station through Seki, Minoshi, and Gujo-Hachiman stations. The Seki and Mino areas are famous for traditional crafts. The cutlery of Seki has been made by skilled craftsmen since the 12th century and is one of the world’s top brands. Popular souvenirs from this area include cooking knives, shavers, make-up scissors, and nail clippers. The Seki Sword Traditional Museum has an exhibition of Japanese sword making. Mino, with 18th century town houses with fire protection walls on the roofs, is famous for washi, Japanese handmade paper. Beautiful washi products such as letter sets, towels, and socks, make per-fect souvenirs. http://www.kankou-gifu.jp

從美濃太田經由關、美濃市、郡上八幡直到北濃為止,

悠閒地順著長良川沿岸行走的當地列車。關及美濃的

傳統工藝也非常出名。傳承了從鎌倉時代持續至今的

刀匠技術的關市的刀刃,是世界的頂級品牌。從菜刀到

刮鬍刀或化妝用的小剪刀、指甲刀等,是很受歡迎的紀

念品。關鍛治傳承館中展示了日本刀的製造過程。至今

仍保留著卯建(卯建:在1樓屋頂跟2樓屋頂之間所突出

的小牆。原本作為防火牆用途,之後逐漸演變成為建

築的裝飾,並代表權力財富的象徵。)的町家民宅的美

濃,以和紙而聞名。使用細膩又優美的和紙所製成的

便條信紙、毛巾、襪子等最適合買來當紀念品。

http://www.kankou-gifu.jp/

Gero Onsen

Takayama Festival

Takayama Jin-ya Furui Machinami

Float Decoration

Sake Brewery

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the new sake is ready. Don't hesitate to enter and ask to sample the latest brew. The Takayama Festival is held twice a year. The Spring Takayama Festival, aka the Sanno Festival, is held on April 14 and 15, and the Autumn Festival, aka the Hachiman Festival, is held on October 9 and 10. Gorgeously-decorated floats called yatai are pulled around the area.

From Takayama on the Takayama Line, it takes about 20 minutes to get to Hida-Furukawa, another beautiful old castle town with colorful carp swimming in the channels running through the center. Hida-no-Takumi Bunka Kaikan (craft museum) was built with Hida’s local lumber by local carpenters using skills passed down through generations of Hida craftsmen of construction without using nails. Okuhida Onsen-go hot spring resort includes five hot springs that overlook the Northern Alps.

Enjoy a relaxing time in the hot spring baths.http://www.hidatakayama.or.jp/

Shirakawa-goShirakawa-go is one of the areas with a harsh climate and the most snow in Japan. The fa-mous thatched houses (gassho-zukuri) with steep raftered roofs that look like a pair of hands in prayer (gassho) stand in the idyllic landscape. People have been living in these thatched hous-es for many decades, even in the heavy snow that lasts for five months of the year. The houses all face the same direction to avoid the snow and wind. The snow-covered houses are lit up in winter, creating an enchanting atmosphere. The traditional rural culture is still very much alive in this area and it is a designated World Heritage Site.

Shiroyama viewpoint is the perfect place to

see a panorama of Ogimachi Gassho Village. The Wada House is the biggest gassho-zukuri house in the Ogimachi village. Although the house is currently used as a residence, the first and second floors are open for tourists. The Kanda House, with a fire burning in the irori fireplace throughout the year, has all floors open for tourists. Doburoku Festival Museum on the premises of the Shirakawa Hachiman Shrine offers local unrefined sake (doburoku) tasting. Some gassho-zukuri houses offer accommoda-tions. Enjoy dining on unpretentious dishes while sitting by the fireside.

*Most of the gassho-zukuri houses are still currently used as residences. Please maintain proper tourist manners when walking around in the area.Inquiries: Shirakawa-go Tourist Information Center http://shirakawa-go.org/kankou/

殺菌效果的朴葉上面放上味噌及食材加以微烤後,會

洋溢出朴葉加上味噌的特有香氣,很適合下飯。

擁有超過50座造酒廠的岐阜,其中又以高山利用了源

流自飛驒山脈的清澈流水加上優質的白米,還有冬季寒

冷的氣候,非常適合造酒。過了1月中旬之後,當地的釀

酒倉庫將會陸續開放,如果在門前看到掛有杉玉(杉葉

所做成的球),表示「新酒出爐了」的告知,不用客氣可以

進去試喝看看。一年會舉辦兩次的高山祭,春季的山王

祭是4/14-15,而秋季的八幡祭則是10/9-10,可觀賞得

到拖曳著華麗絢爛無比的屋台的祭典盛況。

從高山搭高山本線約20分。飛驒古川是留存在飛驒的

另一個古老的街景。原是個地方不大的美麗的城下町,

流經城市中間的水道中有著五顏六色的鯉魚游來游去。

飛驒之匠文化館是運用了飛驒所產的木材,經由傳承了

飛驒師匠精湛技巧的當地木工師傅所建造,整棟建築

物是棟沒有用到半根釘子所蓋成的館。奧飛驒溫泉鄉是

由可眺望北阿爾卑斯美景的五處溫泉地所構成的,泡個

溫泉好好地放鬆身心吧。http://www.hidatakayama.or.jp/

白川鄉

位居日本數一數二的豪雪地帶,是個擁有嚴寒氣候風

土文化的地方。外形看起來像是雙掌合攏,擁有陡峻斜

角的茅草屋頂的合掌造型建築的民宅林立於悠閒的田

園風光中。能抵禦長達5個月之久的豪雪的合掌造型民

宅守護著民眾的生活至今。為了避風雪,每棟建築都朝

向同一方向建造。冬天還會用燈光加以照明,更顯出夢

幻般的氣氛。至今仍傳承了傳統的農村文化,也被登錄

在世界遺產中。

從城山展望台(白川鄉)可將荻町合掌聚落一覽無遺。

和田家是荻町合掌聚落中擁有最大規模的合掌造型建

築。現在仍作為居家使用,並開放1樓及2樓部分供遊

客參觀。神田家則是一年到頭裡面圍爐裏都燒著炭火,

可以參觀到最頂層。位於白川八幡神社境內的濁酒祭

之館中,可以試喝濁酒。也有可供住宿的合掌造型建

築。圍坐在圍爐邊,享受樸實美味的家常菜餚。(洽詢:白

川鄉觀光介紹中心)

※合掌造型的建築物幾乎到現在都還是被當作居家使

用,參觀時記得要遵守規矩跟應有禮節。

http://shirakawa-go.org/kankou/

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Okuhida Onsen-go

Cedar Ball

Hoba-miso Dish

Hida Beef Takayama Festival

Hida Takayama Museum of Art Hida Furukawa

Hida Furukawa Doburoku Festival

Doburoku Festival

Shirakawa-go

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There used to be a silver mint in the Edo era (1603-1867) in the area, naming the area Ginza “(silver guild”). Ginza has long been a pio-neer of incorporating the latest trends of the Western countries and estab-lishing a new culture. While being a gathering place for literary and cul-tural figures, the town has also been at the forefront of Japanese fashion. Ginza is also the place where Japan’s first art gallery opened in 1875. Since then, many art galleries have opened in this area, numbering more than 300 art galleries as of today. Ginza is also famous for gourmet food, with well-established restaurants as well as more trendy eateries. Since it is lo-cated near Tsukiji Market, there are many sushi restaurants.

Ginza Chuo-dori Street stands out with superb grace and beauty in Ginza. The street is turned into a vehicle-free promenade on Sundays and holidays, where many people freely walk around and relax. Ginza 4-Chome intersection of Ginza Chuo-dori Street and Harumi-dori Street is the heart of Ginza, lined with high-brand shops of the world and world-class Japanese stores. Along the street from the 5-Chome to 6-Chome areas are fast-fashion brand shops, while the 6-Chome and 7-Chome areas are famous for having a variety of art galleries.

Ginza offers you quality time for dining out and shopping. The area also has hotels and theaters within

walking distance, welcoming a wide range of people. This well-main-tained area allows you to enjoy lei-surely strolling on beautiful streets. As you look around, you will notice that Ginza attracts fashion-conscious people. Ginza is a highly sophisticat-ed town for adults, but also has a dif-ferent atmosphere in its back alleys. You can enjoy Ginza by simply stroll-ing around anyway you please.

由於江戶幕府的銀幣鑄造所曾座落在此,

因而將此地命名為「銀座」。從以前開始,

一直以來總是搶先導入外國的流行事物,

創造出嶄新的文化。除了是許多文化人士

聚集之地以外,也是流行時尚資訊的發信

地。1875年日本第一座藝廊,也是在銀座

誕生的。之後陸陸續續地蓋了許多畫廊,

現在據說銀座擁有300間以上的畫廊及藝

廊。還有許多美食,老字號店舖、知名的店

家、話題沸騰的店家等比比皆是。離築地市

場也很近,所以壽司店也很多。

銀座中央通,在銀座中也別具傲人的高

格調及優美。一到假日成了行人徒步區,許

多人在這裡悠閒地散步或歇腳休息。銀座

中央通及晴海通交會於此的銀座4丁目十字

路口,是銀座的中心。以這裡為中心,許多

世界知名的高級名牌精品店及日本的傲世

名牌商店一間接著一間櫛比鱗次。從5丁目

到6丁目林立了許多快速時尚品牌專賣店,

而6丁目~7丁目則是畫廊、藝廊匯集之處。

在銀座可享受美食及逛街購物樂趣,也

有飯店,稍微延伸一下腳步還有劇場。治安

又好,街景優美,走在街上的人們時髦又高

雅。既是品味高尚的成熟人士聚集之地,而

後街小巷道中又別有一番風情。隨心所欲地

享受四處漫步樂趣也是銀座的魅力之一。

Ginza is constantly developing with the new and old, embrac-ing well-established shops and distinctive specialty shops as

well as the latest gourmet spots and shops. It’s the perfect place to experience courtesy and high quality.

傳統、老字號店舖、精心講究的專賣店、最新的美食及商店。新舊共存不斷地求

新求變的銀座。就讓我們四處逛逛,找尋銀座精緻細膩及格調高尚的一面吧!

Go for a Walk and Shopping in

Ginza在銀座享受散步&購物樂趣

Shops / 購物: A Burberry International : directly managed by Burberry UK. 國際巴寶莉旗艦

店: BURBERRY UK的直營門市 B ELTTOB TEP ISSEY MIYAKE GINZA: items of all brands of ISSEY

MIYAKE, including BAO BAO bags, are available. 三宅一生ELTTOB TEP銀座店: 經營三宅一生旗下

所有品牌的直營旗艦店。超人氣的BAO BAO包包系列也能買得到。 C DOVER STREET MARKET

GINZA Comme des Garçons: a new-type of store under the direction of Rei Kawakubo and the

hut, the symbol of DSM, is also designed by her. DOVER STREET MARKET GINZA Comme des

Garçons: 象徵著「DOVER STREET MARKET-丹佛街市場」的小屋是由川久保玲所設計。 D GINZA

itoya: stationery shop 銀座伊東屋: 文具用品專賣店 E Tokyo Kyukyodo Ginza Store: well-estab-

lished Japanese stationary store with some 350 years of history 東京鳩居堂 銀座本店: 約擁有350

年歷史的和風文具、線香的老字號店鋪 F Hakuhinkan TOY PARK: toy store selling a variety of

toys 博品館TOY PARK: 玩具專賣店 G Gekkoso: art supply store 月光莊畫材店: 畫材專賣店 H

Ginza Natsuno Main Store: chopstick store 銀座夏野 本店: 筷子專賣店

Gourmet spots / 美食: I Ginza Shiseido Parlour: well-established restaurant of Western

cuisine 資生堂PARLOUR銀座本店: 西洋料理的老字號店鋪 J Beer Hall Lion: famous for its open

ceiling space and large wall painting BEER HALL LION: 充滿開放感的天花板及巨大壁畫為其特徵

K Ginza Sembikiya Fruit Parlor: Japan’s first fruit café 銀座千疋屋 銀座本店FRUIT PARLOUR: 日

本第一家高級水果店 L Ginza Tenkuni: venerable tempura restaurant 銀座 天國: 天婦羅的老字

號店鋪

Art galleries / 畫廊: M Okuno Building: a retro building accommodating a number of art

gallery tenants 奧野大樓: 復古式的大樓中許多畫廊入駐於此

Let’s stroll around Tokyo滿懷欣喜地漫步

於東京街道

Omu-rice: Ginza Shiseido Parlour

Bag: Burberry International / Hakuhinkan TOY PARK Below(L-R): Gekkoso / Beer Hall Lion

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Ginza 1-chome

Ginza 2-chome

Ginza 2-chome

Ginza 1-chomeGinza 3-chome

Ginza 4-chome

Ginza 5-chome

Ginza 6-chome

Ginza 7-chome

Ginza 8-chome

Ginza 4-chomeGinza 3-chome

Ginza 5-chome

Ginza 6-chome

100m

Yurakucho sta

Chuo-dori

Sotobori-dori

Namiki-dori

Showa-dori

Harumi-dori

Miyuki-dori

to Tokyo

to Shimbashi

Toei & Tokyo MetroHigashi Ginza Sta

Ginza Sta

Ginza Sta

Ginza Sta

Ginza 1-chome Sta

H&M

Zara

Ginza Tobu Hotel

Prada

Sony Building

Yurakucho Marion

Yurakucho ItociaMarronnier Gate

Imperial Hotel

Hotel Seiyo Ginza

Mercure Tokyo GinzaHotel Monterey Ginza

Matsuya Ginza

Printemps Ginza

Tokyo Kotsu Kaikan

Gap

Gucci

Ginza Mitsukoshi

MikimotoCoach

ArmaniGinzaTower

Matsuzakaya Ginza

Salvatore Ferragamo

Uniqlo

Celine

Apple Store

ChanelCartier

Hermès

Burberry International

ELTTOB TEP ISSEY MIYAKE GINZA

Tokyo Kyukyodo Ginza Store

DOVER STREET MARKET GINZA Comme des Garçons

Beer Hall Lion

Ginza Shiseido Parlour

Ginza Tenkuni

Gekkoso

Hakuhinkan TOY PARK

Ginza Natsuno Main Store

Ginza Sembikiya Fruit Parlor

Okuno Building

GINZA itoya

itoya annex to be open in Oct. 2012

New Kabuki-za (kabuki theater): the reconstruction will be completed in 2013 新的歌舞伎座: 2013年完工預定

画像: 「提供:松竹(株)・(株)歌舞伎座」

Left above (L-R): Fruit Sandwitch: Ginza Sembikiya Fruit Parlor / Tempura: Ginza Tenkuni Left below (L-R): Fun: Tokyo Kyukyodo / Original Furoshiki: GINZA itoyaAbove Right: Tokyo Kyukyodo Ginza Store

Left-Right: Ginza Natsuno Main Store / Bao Bao Bags: ELTTOB TEP ISSEY MIYAKE GINZA / Okuno Building / DOVER STREET MARKET GINZA Comme des Garçons

Wako: its clock tower has been a symbol of Ginza 和光: 鐘樓為銀座的象徵

The 3rd Ginza Fashion Week, a col-laborative event of two department stores in Ginza--Matsuya Ginza and Ginza Mitsukoshi--, will be held from October 17 through 23, 2012. Fashion shows and other events are planned.

松屋銀座及銀座三越所共同舉辦的活動

第3屆「GINZA FASHION WEEK(銀座時

尚週)」將於2012年10月17日起至23日為

止舉辦為期一週的活動,預定將有時尚

走秀表演等精彩節目內容。

Yurakucho Sanchoku Inshokugai: fresh foods available at five retro-feel izakayas under the elevated shinkansen railway tracks 有樂町產直(產地直銷)飲食街: 在位於新幹線的鐵路高架橋下的居酒屋能吃到既新鮮又好吃的美食

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JR EAST Travel Service Center (JR東日本旅行服務

中心) 開幕

特別為了服務造訪日本的外國遊客,在東京站內成立

JR東日本旅行服務中心。旅遊櫃台除了兌換JR東日本

通票與購買搭車票以外,也可以購買彈性旅遊團行

程。也設有觀光導覽處、兌換外幣處、ATM提款機、手

提行李寄送服務處,讓遊客能更方便旅遊日本。

Tokyo Station, the terminal station with the most number of platforms in Japan, is going to be born again this autumn. Along with the completion of the preservation and restoration of the Tokyo Station Marunouchi Building, designated an Important Cultural Property of Japan, renew-al of various other facilities has been completed. Now is a great time to enjoy Tokyo Station!

月台數量傲視日本全國的起終站「東京站」,將

在今年的秋天重生。隨著被指定為國家重要文

化財的丸之內站廳保存與復原工程完成,各種

設備也將重新開放。趁機一起體驗東京站吧!

Come and Experience New Tokyo Station一起體驗重生的東京站吧

Opening of JR EAST Travel Service CenterJR EAST Travel Service Center in Tokyo Station will offer extensive services especially to for-eign travelers to Japan. Visitors can purchase optional tours at Travel Counters as well as re-deeming JR EAST PASS and various ticketing arrangements. The center includes a Tourist Information Center, Foreign Exchange, ATMs, and a Baggage Service Counter for the conve-nience and comfort of travelers in Japan.

Marunouchi NorthEntrance

Marunouchi CentralEntrance

Marunouchi SouthEntrance

Tokyo Station Hotel

CentralStreet

North Entrance Concourse

South EntranceConcourse

JR EAST TravelService Center

Tokyo Station Gallery

Imperial Palace

Yaesu Central EntranceTokyo Station

Tokyo Station Calendar October 1 (Mon), 2012- Completion of the preservation and restoration of the Marunouchi Station Building and nighttime illuminations begin- Opening of JR EAST Travel Service Center- Opening of Central Street- Opening of Tokyo Station Gallery

October 3 (Wed), 2012- Renewal opening of Tokyo Station Hotel

東京站行事例

2012年10月1日(週一)

- 丸之內站廳保存與復原完成,以及開始打燈

- JR EAST Travel Service Center

(JR東日本旅行服務中心)開幕

- Central Street(中央街) 開幕

- 東京站畫廊 開館

2012年10月3日(週三)

- 東京站飯店 開幕

North Entrance Concourse

JR EAST Travel Service Center JR EAST Travel Service Center

All pictures are likenesses, for illustrative purposes only.

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Completion of the preservation and restoration of Marunouchi Station Building and nighttime illuminations begin On the completion of the preservation and restoration of the Tokyo Station Marunouchi Building, nighttime illumination of the station building will begin. The illuminations will be turned on at sunset and gradually dimmed starting at about 9 p.m., creating dif-ferent appearances of the building in the process.

東京站畫廊開館

西元1988年興建的東京站畫廊整修後再次開幕。其理念是成

為「小而完善的美術館」。3層樓高的畫廊分別是1樓入口,「感

受歷史的2樓」,讓您享受東京站創立當時的磚瓦壁氣氛,以及

「具以現代感的3樓」,壁面是新穎現代感的展示廳。預定舉

辦近現代美術與建築、設計等等為主的展覽會,將成為車站內

就能享受真正美術的設施。

丸之內站廳保存與復原完成,以及開始打燈

完成東京站丸之內站廳的保存與復原,開始在站廳打燈。太

陽下山時點燈,預定從晚上9點左右開始,一點一滴地變暗、

改變風貌來熄燈。

Opening of the Renewed Tokyo Station HotelThe historic hotel that opened in 1915 has undergone renewal. A new page in the history of this unique hotel begins and has the same dignified elegance of the station building, a designated Important Cultural Property of Japan. The cozy interior of the hotel incorpo-rates elements of its history with modern design in harmony with the station building in the European Classical style.

Tokyo Station is born again to be more convenient and attractive to travelers. It’s not only a place to pass through in a hurry to catch a train. Take advantage of the convenience and comfort for travelers available at the new Tokyo Station and enjoy your travel in Japan even more.

Central Street (中央街)開幕

東京站閘口1樓中央通道的商業設施「Central Street(中

央街」開幕。「Central Street(中央街)」其理念是「Link

Japan(連接日本)」,意謂扮演連繫“人與人”、“東京都中心與

地方”、“日本與國外”的接點。設施內分為「車站精選區」、

「車站便當專門店」、「禮品區」3種。「車站精選區」從道地

的糕餅店乃至名店便當等等,提供車站各種需求的「飲食」,

還具備流通訊息的流行雜貨等等精選商品項目。「車站便當

店」是專門經營日本全國車站便當的新地標。可享用全國各

處的知名車站便當。「禮品區」不只有當地名產與禮品,還有

陳列旅途中可隨意享用的明高級點心與甜點。

東京站飯店 開幕

擁有從西元1915年創業歷史的飯店即將重生。這家獨特的飯

店具有成為國家重要文化財的站廳風格與沉穩厚實感覺,其

累積的歷史歲月,以及現代飯店應有的功能設備,開始走出

嶄新的歷史。飯店館內的室內裝潢,注意配合歐式古典風格

的站廳外觀,並且增加現代設計元素,讓人感到十分舒適。

對旅客來說,東京站重生變得更加便利,更加具有魅力。只有

搭車經過實在太可惜。使用新的東京站,享受更便利、舒適的

日本之旅吧!

Tokyo Station GalleryThe Tokyo Station Gallery originally opened in 1988 and will be re-opened after a renovation based on the concept of “a small but authentic art museum.” The entrance to the three-story gallery is on the first floor, the second floor, the “historic floor,” exhibits art within the original brick walls of Tokyo Station, and the third “contemporary floor” is a contemporary exhibition space. Various exhibitions of modern and contemporary art, architecture, design and more are scheduled for the gallery with the expectation to be a place where people can enjoy formal art.

Opening of Central Street The commercial Central Street will be along central passage of the first floor of Tokyo Station. The concept of Central Street is “Link Japan,” dedicated to become the link between the metropolitan and local areas in Japan and abroad. The large facility com-prises 3 zones; the “Station Select Zone” selling an extensive selection of foods including boxed lunches (bento) from famous restaurants and bakeries as well as trendy goods, the “Ekiben Store” selling exclusive boxed lunches to eat on the train (ekiben) and the “Gift Zone” filled with not only souvenirs and gift items but also famous confections and sweets you can enjoy during your travels.

Central Street Tokyo Station Gallery Tokyo Station Hotel

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When speaking of Niseko, Hokkaido, it is often noted as a good place for skiing and snowboarding. Located

in one of the heaviest snow falling areas in Hokkaido, its powder snow is world famous. Niseko is also home to many hot springs. After skiing and enjoying the fresh air and panoramic views, nice hot springs await you.

Niseko Konbu Onsen, the largest hot spring resort in Niseko, is situated along a mountain stream. Lush greenery in spring and colored leaves in autumn are well worth seeing. Niseko Higashiyama Onsen is at the foot of ski areas and Niseko Ekimae Onsen is conveniently near the station. Niseko Goshiki Onsen has five kinds of water and said to be good for health. Experiencing the unique muddy water bath of Niseko Yumoto Onsen could be an interesting adventure. In ad-dition, Niseko Town and Rankoshi Town that spread along the base of Mt. Yotei are dotted with

scores of hot springs each with different waters and atmospheres, such as Annupuri, Hirafu, Kutchan, Hanazono, Konbugawa, Yakushi, and Weiss – which is why some people call Niseko a “Hot Spring Paradise.”

“Niseko Yumeguri Pass,” or a touring pass for hot springs in Niseko, is sold at 1,400 yen. With this pass, you can soak in three hot springs from among 16 bath facilities in the area (or one bath three times is also an option). If you want to fully enjoy hot springs, use the convenient and money-saving pass!

In Niseko, golfing, canoeing, rafting, and hot-air balloons are enjoyable in summer as well as snow activities in winter. Refresh your body and mind through sporting during the daytime and hot springs in the evening in the highland resort!

AccessBy planeTokyo (Haneda Airport/Narita Airport) → New Chitose Airport: 1 h 30-40 min by plane → JR New-Chitose Airport Sta → Niseko Sta: 3 h by JR trainBy trainTokyo → Hakodate Sta: 5 h 26 min by shinkansen bullet train and limited express (via Shin-Aomori Sta) → Niseko Sta: 3 h by JR trainFrom Niseko Sta: Go to each hot spring resort on foot, by bus or taxi. Direct bus is available from New Chitose Airport or Sapporo.

Niseko Resort Tourist Associationhttp://www.niseko-ta.jp/en/

TokyoNagoya

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提起新雪谷就令人聯想到它是個著名的滑雪/滑雪

板勝地。位於北海道數一數二的豪雪地帶,呈

粉狀的雪質相當受到眾人喜愛。在四處洋溢著開放感

的雪山中盡情享受奔馳滑行樂趣之後,再好好地浸泡

溫泉,洗去一身的疲憊。新雪谷也是個匯集了許多泉

源的溫泉鄉。

新雪谷中最大的溫泉地區「新雪谷昆布溫泉」位於

溪流沿岸,春有深綠,秋賞紅葉,景色相當動人美麗。座

落在滑雪場山麓,地點方便的「新雪谷東山溫泉」,還

有離車站近,交通方便的「新雪谷站前溫泉」也很受歡

迎。另外像是據說富有5種類的泉質,有益健康的「新雪

谷五色溫泉」及日本全國也罕見的泥浴「新雪谷湯本溫

泉」也值得一試。其他還有安努普利(ANNUPURI)、

比羅夫(HIRAFU)、俱知安、花園、昆布川、藥師、威斯

(WEISS)等,展開於羊蹄山腳下的新雪谷町、蘭越町,

是個擁有許多不同泉質及氣氛的溫泉地,正有如溫泉

天堂一般。此外,只要花1400圓日幣就能買到可從該地

區的16間溫泉入浴設施中,任選3處(或是可泡3次)的

「新雪谷湯巡證」,想要好好地享受漫遊泡湯樂趣的

人,建議可以利用湯巡證,經濟實惠又方便。

除了冬天的雪上活動之外,在夏季期間新雪谷也是

個可享高爾夫、獨木舟、泛舟、熱氣球等樂趣的高原渡

假勝地。白天活動筋骨,晚上浸泡溫泉,讓身心都煥

然一新!

*新雪谷:NISEKO,舊稱「二世古」

交通

飛機

從東京(羽田、成田)到新千歲機場約1小時30~40分。

從新千歲機場到新雪谷站,搭JR通常需要大約3小時

30分。

鐵路

從東京到函館搭新幹線及特急列車(在新青森換車)

需5小時26分。從函館站到新雪谷站搭JR的話通常需

大約3小時。

從新雪谷站可走路或搭巴士、計程車前往各溫泉地。

從新千歲機場及札幌市內也可搭直達巴士。

新雪谷渡假村觀光協會 http://www.niseko-ta.jp/tc/

Niseko Onsen-kyo新雪谷溫泉鄉

Niseko Konbu Onsen Niseko Ekimae Onsen

Niseko Yumoto Onsen

Niseko Goshiki Onsen

Niseko Yumeguri Pass

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A geopark is a place where people can learn about how the earth was formed and works by coming into contact with “geological heritages” (geosites), which include peculiar geological features and conditions, such as volcanoes and

rocks. Geoparks allow people to think about how the earth has been affect-ing the ecosystem and human life. Geoparks promote an expe-

rienced-based tourism style where visitors walk around to learn about the history of the earth and enjoy

looking at dynamic scenery as well as tasting the locally harvested food.

所謂地質公園,就是身處具有特

色的地形及地質、火山、岩石

等的「來自大地的遺產」(地

質景點),得知大地的起源及結

構,思考跟生態系及人類生活

等之間的相互關係的地方。

在大地上漫步,接觸著地

球的歷史,欣賞魄力十

足的景觀勝地,品嚐當

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1. Toya Caldera and Usu Volcano Global Geopark /

洞爺湖 有珠山地質公園

2. Itoigawa Global Geopark / 糸魚川地質公園

3. San’in Kaigan Geopark / 山陰海岸地質公園

4. Muroto Geopark / 室戶地質公園

5. Unzen Volcanic Area Global Geopark / 島原半島地質公園

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Calamities and blessings of volcanic eruptionsThis geopark includes Mount Heisei Shinzan, an active volcano that erupted between 1990 and 1995. At the park visitors can learn about the reconstruction process following the disaster. Chijiwa Fault, which was formed by sinking land, is an interest-ing place to see the dynamic features of faults. Although people in this area have been largely affected by volcanic eruptions, they are blessed with abundant spring water, fertile lands, hot springs, and other natural resources created by the volcano. Visitors can learn about the unique history of people co-existing with the active volcano in this area.http://www.unzen-geopark.jp/en-top

Hakata Sta -> Shimabara Hanto Sta : 3 h by JR limited express train and Shimabara Tetsudo train (change at Isahaya Sta)

日本列島擁有世界上也罕見的大地的多樣性。特別是被

認同為優質的洞爺湖有珠山、糸魚川、山陰海岸、島原

半島、室戶的五處,受到世界地質公園網絡(由聯合國

科教文組織UNESCO所支持,於2004年發起)所認定

(2012年8月現在)之外,另約有20個地域正在進行開

發各種欲成為地質公園所需具備的各項體驗方案。日本

由於擁有許多活火山,飽受了火山之惠,除了可享溫泉

樂趣之外,還能看到為了預防火山爆發所帶來的災害的

各種措施。能實際體會震撼十足的地殼變動,觀賞歷經

了1億年歲月的化石等,日本的地質公園有許多值得一見

之處。敬請透過各種嚮導同行之旅或溫泉、富有特色的

鄉土料理、銘酒,親身體會感受日本之美。

5. Unzen Volcanic Area Global Geopark島原半島地質公園

火山爆發所帶來的災害及恩惠

眼前就能看到從1990年到1995年

爆發的活火山「平成新山」,以及因

為火山爆發所帶來的災害後的復興

工程。此外,由於地面沉陷動作而產

生的千千石斷層的魄力震撼的斷層

地形也很有趣。還可接觸到雖然被

火山爆發折騰翻弄,活用了受火山之

惠而來的豐富的湧泉水、肥沃的大地

及溫泉等生活至今的人類歷史。

http://www.unzen-geopark.jp/ch-top

博多站→島原半島站:搭JR線特急經

由諫早站,搭島原鐵道需3小時

Photos provided by Unzen Volcanic Area Geopark Promotion OfficeMount Heisei Shinzan Formed During the Eruptions Between 1990 and 1995 / 因1990-1995年的火山爆發所形成的平成新山▼

Affected Elementary School (burned down by blasts of hot air from pyroclastic flows) / 小學受災(因熔岩流所伴隨的熱風而燒毀)校舍▼

Photos provided by Itoigawa Geopark CouncilMt. Myojo and Takanami Pond / 明星山及高浪之池▶

Red snow crab / 紅楚蟹▶Renge Onsen Hot Springs / 蓮華溫泉▼

Unzen Onsen Hot Springs / 雲仙溫泉▶

Beautiful coastlines created by diverse geological conditionsSan’in Kaigan Geopark has an extensive area encompassing a variety of geological features, such as ria coasts, dunes, volcanic landforms, and waterfalls. Gembudo, a cave with variously curved beautiful columnar joints, is globally known as the place where the phenomenon of mag-netic reversal was first discovered. This geopark offers a variety of activi-ties, including sea bathing, sightseeing, boat riding, mountain climbing, skiing, and hot spring tours, as well as local gourmet delicacies, such as snow crab, Japanese black beef, and various kinds of fruit.http://sanin-geo.jp/en/index_english.html

Osaka Sta -> Tottori Sta: 2 h 30 min by JR limited express trainOsaka Sta -> Toyooka Sta: 2h 40 min by JR limited express trainOsaka Sta -> Amino Sta: 2h 50 min by JR limited express train

多樣的地質所形成優美海岸線

山陰海岸地質公園在遼闊的地區中,擁有溺

灣(RIAS式海岸)、砂丘、火山及瀑布等的

多樣化地形。玄武洞中的彎曲成各式各樣的

柱狀節理,形成了精彩的景觀。也因為是發

現地球磁場逆轉的地方而聞名世界。海水浴

及遊覽船、登山及滑雪等可享受各式各樣的

休閒及遊覽溫泉的樂趣。還有楚蟹及黑毛和

牛、水果等美食也相當豐富。

http://sanin-geo.jp/en/index_english.html (English)

大阪站→鳥取站:搭JR線特急需2小時30分

大阪站→豐岡站:搭JR線特急需2小時40分

大阪站→網野站:搭JR線特急需2小時50分

Photos provided by San'in Kaigan Geopark Promotion CouncilLeft: Seafood from the Sea of Japan Right:Gembudo Cave / 左:日本海的海鮮 右:玄武洞▶

Takeno Beach (Snorkeling) / 竹野海岸▲

3. San’in Kaigan Geopark山陰海岸地質公園

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The Japanese archipelago encompasses highly di-verse landforms with rare geological features in the world. Five locations in Japan (as of August, 2012) that have been considered to have a particularly high quality of land diversity, including Lake Toya and Mount Usu, the Itoi River, the San-in coasts, the Shimabara Peninsula, and Muroto, are designated as global geoparks by the Global Geoparks Network (an UNESCO program established in 2004). In ad-dition, there are about 20 other geoparks that have been developing various original experience-based programs. Since Japan has many active volcanoes, there are various measures against eruption disaster, while at the same people enjoy the blessings of the volcanoes, such as hot springs. Geoparks in Japan have many interesting attractions, where people can experience dynamic crustal movements, see fossils over 100 million years old, and so on. Please enjoy Japan’s geoparks with guided tours, hot springs, dis-tinct local cuisine, and varieties of local sake.

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A place where the earth was thrust up by massive earthquakes, giving birth to new landsThe Muroto Peninsula, which at one time was undersea, is now a place filled with interesting geological spots, including traces of magma and new land formations raised in the Nankai mega-thrust earthquakes. The area also includes a mystical cave where Kukai, a famous Japanese Buddhist priest, became enlightened about 1,200 years ago. There are facilities, called Deep Sea World and Aqua Farm, where you can learn about, drink, and swim in deep sea water, which comes up when it hits the steep fault scarp located relatively close to the shore, allowing easier access and intake of the deep sea water in that area. Visitors can also enjoy whale watching from March to May.http://www.muroto-geo.jp/www/en/index.php

Kochi City -> Muroto-misaki (Cape Muroto): 1 h 40 min by express-way bus bound for Muroto-misaki

Living with volcanoes on shaking groundMount Usu is one of the most active volcanoes in Japan, erupting four times in the 20th century. The walking paths lead you to the crater that was formed by an eruption in 2000. This geopark has a variety of exhibition facilities, including a volcano science museum. A hot spring was discovered after an eruption in 1910, offering visitors a relaxing time in a hot spring gazing out at Toya Caldera. The land formed by the series of eruptions pro-duces abundant food. The locally produced ingredients served at the G8 Summit held here in 2008 were highly praised for their superior quality.http://www.toya-usu-geopark.org/?pagename=english

Sapporo Sta -> Toya Sta: 1 h 37 min by limited express on the JR Muroran Line

Nature and culture on a tectonic fault lineThis geopark includes Itoigawa-Shizuoka Tectonic Fault Line (the fault where the Pacific Plate and Eurasian Plate meet), which allows us to learn how the Japanese archipelago was formed, as well as 24 geosites, including Jade Coast, where jade pieces have washed up since ancient times, creating the world’s oldest jade culture. There are two national parks in the city, where visitors can enjoy trekking, hot springs amidst the great nature, and lo-cal seafood from the Sea of Japan.http://www.geo-itoigawa.com/e/index.html

Tokyo Sta -> Itoigawa Sta: 2 h 40 min by bullet train on the Joetsu Shinkansen Line and (limited express Hakutaka on the Hokuhoku Line (change at Echigo-Yuzawa Sta)

4. Muroto Geopark室戶地質公園

因巨大地震而誕生了新的大地的地點

過去沉於海底的室戶半島,擁有岩漿的

痕跡及一片因南海地震而隆起的新生大

地,是個擁有許多景觀景點的地方。據

說約在1200年前,曾是高僧空海大師頓

悟之地的洞窟也充滿了神秘的氣息。還

有運用了由於碰到以險峻角度直落海中

的斷層崖而上昇的海洋深層水的健康體

驗設施,從3月到5月期間還能享受賞鯨

樂趣。

http://www.muroto-geo.jp/www/en/index.

php (English)

高知市內→室戶岬:搭前往室戶岬的高

速巴士約1小時40分

變動的大地 與火山的共生

20世紀中爆發了四次的日本數一數二的活火山-有珠

山。經由漫步道一直走,還可走到2000年的火山爆發所

造成的火山口旁。火山科學館等的展示設施也很充實。

因1910年的火山爆發而湧出了溫泉,所以還能一邊眺望

洞爺火山口的美景,一邊享受浸泡溫泉樂趣。經過了反

覆火山爆發所形成的大地,也是豐富食材的寶庫。2008

年G8高峰會議曾在此舉辦,優質的食材也讓各國嘉賓

讚不絕口。

http://www.toya-usu-geopark.org/?pagename=chinese (簡體字)

札幌站→洞爺站:搭JR室蘭本線特急約1小時37分

大陸板塊交會之地的自然與文化

除了能看到顯現出日本列島的形成奧秘的糸魚川-靜岡構造線(北美大陸板塊

及歐亞大陸板塊所交會的境界)的斷層之外,還可漫遊醞釀出世界最古老的

翡翠文化的、能撿到翡翠的海岸等24處的地質景點。市內有兩座國立公園,能

充分享受登山健行及大自然中的溫泉、品嚐日本海的海鮮等樂趣。

http://geo-itoigawa.com/c_t/

東京站→糸魚川站:搭上越新幹線經由越後湯澤站,改搭北北(HOKUHOKU)線

特急HAKUTAKA需2小時40分

Photos provided by Muroto Geopark Promotion OfficeSeabed Sand and Mud Raised by Earthquakes (photo of turbidite layers) /

因地震而隆起的海底的砂、泥(濁積岩層的照片)▶

Photos provided by Itoigawa Geopark CouncilMt. Myojo and Takanami Pond / 明星山及高浪之池▶

Red snow crab / 紅楚蟹▶Renge Onsen Hot Springs / 蓮華溫泉▼

Spawning Ground for Sea Turtles / 海龜的產卵地▼

Whale Watching / 賞鯨▼

1. Toya Caldera and Usu Volcano Global Geopark洞爺湖 有珠山地質公園

Scallops from Funka Bay / 噴火灣特產干貝▶Photos are provided by Toyako Town Office ◀Nishi-yama Piedmont Crater Foot Path / 西山山麓火山口漫步道

◀Lake Toya and Mount Showa Shinzan / 洞爺湖及昭和新山

2. Itoigawa Global Geopark糸魚川地質公園

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Student: Laetitia OgawaI was born in France and grew up there. I mar-ried a Japanese man. Because Japanese food is good for the health and my son and husband both like it very much, I want to master Japa-nese recipes.

Instructor: Kazuko KarasawaI learned cooking from my parents, who ran a Japanese restaurant, and my grandmother, who lived to be 100 years old. As a housewife, I've been cooking for 18 years. I like cooking everyday, taking care of my family’s health.

The deep-fried vegetables are beautiful and in vivid colors. With zuccini, this dish would be like Southern French cuisine. I can get a lot of vegetables eating this dish.

Cooking directions:Heat mirin in a pan to the boiling point. Add the dashi stock and the soy sauce, and bring to a boil again. Turn o� the heat, and let the sauce cool. (Always bring the mirin to a boil before adding the dashi stock and the soy sauce.) After cooling, pour it into a bowl or a �at-bottomed container.

Remove the seeds from the kabocha but leave the rind on and cut into 5 mm thick slices (if a large kabocha, halve the slices). Remove the stems and seeds from the yellow and red peppers by hand. Cut them in half lengthwise and then cut crosswise into 1 cm thick slices.

Cut the stems of shishito and poke one or two holes in the skin to prevent the whole peppers from exploding in the hot oil. Roughly chop the eggplants into pieces.

Pour salad oil into a pan to a depth of 5 cm, and cook the pumpkin over medium heat. Deep-fry until the rind can be easily pierced with a bamboo skewer. When it is done, remove from the oil, drain on a tray, and place in the sauce while still hot.

Deep-fry the green bell peppers over medium heat until the color becomes vivid and the thin outside membrane turns white. Deep-fry the other peppers in the same way.

Place the eggplant one layer deep in half of the deep-frying pan. Toss them in the oil using kitchen chopsticks and deep-fry until the skin becomes vivid purple and the white part turns golden. When they are cooked well (until they get shrunken by being grabbed with the chopsticks), drain and soak in the sauce.

Tips:- Deep-fry the pumpkin �rst and cook slowly in a lower temperature oil to soften them. The other vegetables can be cooked in any order, but deep-fry them separately because the cooking times are slightly di�erent. - Do not use wet chopsticks in hot oil to avoid being splashed with hot oil. Be careful not to use chopsticks wet from placing the fried vegetables in the sauce.

Japanese Liquid Measures: 1 cup = 200 ml = 6.76 � oz / 1 tablespoon = 15 ml = 0.5 � oz / 1 teaspoon = 5 ml = 0.16 � oz

For more details, go tohttp://www.att-japan.net/recipe/

high heat medium heat low heat

Always cut the eggplant

just before deep-frying because they quickly

change color after being

cooked.

Don't make chopsticks wet when placing

the fried vegetables in the sauce.

Deep-fried vegetables in marinating sauceYasai no Agebitashi野菜の揚げ浸し

Ingredients (serves 4)4 eggplants1/2 yellow bell pepper1/2 red bell pepper8 shishito greenbell peppers

100g kabocha (Japanese pumpkin)Salad oil for frying

Marinating Sauce2 cups dashi stock1/4 cup mirin1/4 cup soy sauce

Let’s learn from a veteran Japanese housewife!Basic Japanese Home Cooking

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Onsen (hot springs), traditional gardens, tatami rooms, and Japanese traditional meals at ryokan (Japanese-style hotels)? Or spacious rooms with high-quality bedding surrounded by picturesque landscapes at first-class resort hotels?

Hokkaido Tohoku

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Ryokan and hotels across Japan.

Where will you stay?Ryokan and hotels across Japan.

Where will you stay?Credit cards acceptedInternet availableOnsen (hot springs)Open-air bathPrivate bathGuest room with bath and toiletWashlets (bidet-style toilets)Eating in guest rooms allowedComplimentary shuttle serviceKaraokePicturesque sceneryRooms for single persons

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1. Prices are based on 1 adult staying 1 night with 2 meals. Prices may vary de-

pending on room types, the number of persons in a room, cuisine, and other variables. We rec-ommend confirming prices when you book any accommodation. Where meals are not included in the standard rate, this is noted in the expla-nation of the accommodation.

2. After booking by phone, we recom-mend confirming your reservation by

fax or email

3. Cancellation fees may be charged if you cancel a reservation. Please confirm the

accommodation’s cancellation fees and regula-tions in advance.

4. If you suffer from allergies or have food preferences, please inform the staff

when you are booking your accommodation so that they can make preparations for your convenience.

1. Access to japan-ryokan.net 2. Check the data of each inn 3. Very convenient English map 4. Access with your smartphone

How to search ryokan & hotels

Access to ▶ ▶ ▶ http://www.japan-ryokan.net/

Ryokan Sugimoto旅館すぎもと

http://www.japan-ryokan.net/sugimoto/

MATSUMOTO

Enjoy freshly made buckwheat noodlesStanding on bleezy highlands, Sugimoto is a traditional onsen ryokan in the Sukiya style, a simple and refined ar-chitecture inspired by tea houses. Relax in our rooms with a loft or irori fireplace, and spectacular scenery.

Enjoy our proud concoction of original dishes such as “Shinshu Beef cooked on a hot stone” that goes well with local sake. Soak in a his-torical open-air bath which the Imperial fam-ily in the 8th century shared and so loved.

From Chuo Line Matsumoto Station: 15 min by taxi / 20 min by bus Check in 14:00~ / Check out ~11:00 15,750~31,500 451-7 Satoyamabe, Matsumoto City, Nagano 0263-32-3379 0263-33-5830

Gero Onsen Yunoshimakan下呂温泉湯之島館

http://www.yunoshimakan.co.jp/

GERO

Built in 1931 on site that used to belong to the Shogun family of the time, Yunoshimakan is a Japanese-style hotel where the Emperor himself once stayed

We offer traditional kaiseki (Kyoto haute cuisine) meals using Hida beef, and a nice “Bijinnoyu” onsen hot spring. Please relax in the wooden Sukiya-zukuri style building that was constructed by skilled carpenters in the Hida region 80 years ago. This fine work of art took over 3 years to craft.

From Nagoya: take JR Takayama Line train “Wide View Hida,” get off at Gero-Onsen Station. Free pick-up service from the station is provided. Check in 14:00~ / Check out ~11:00 19,500~ 645 Yunoshima, Gero City, Gifu 0576-25-3131 0576-24-1882

Onyado Toho御宿東鳳

http://www.onyado-toho.co.jp/

AIZU HIGASHIYAMA

Open-air bath looking like floating in the skyYou can experience the charms of traditional Japan, starting with a room that commands a view from above of Aizuwakamatsu, an old samurai town, an open-air bath that seems like it is floating on clouds, and delicious local food and sake.

From JR Aizu-Wakamatsu Sta: 10 min by bus etc. Check in 15:00~ / Check out ~10:00 8,500~ 706 Innai, Ishiyama, Higashiyama-cho, Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima 0242-26-4141 0242-26-4570

Otsuki Hotel Wafuukan大月ホテル 和風館

http://www.wafuukan.com/

ATAMI

Luxury guest rooms with an open-air bath in their gardenOur ryokan (Japanese-style hotel) is popular for serving delicacies made with fresh ingredients of the Izu Peninsula. Our staff brings each dish out of the kitchen to your room.

Every guest room is large, assuring complete relaxation of our guests. You can release yourself from daily stress in a relaxing atmosphere. From JR Atami Sta: 12 min on foot, or 5 min by taxi Check in 15:00~ / Check out ~10:00 15,000~ 3-19 Higashi Kaigan-cho, Atami City, Shizuoka 0557-81-6111 0557-81-3500

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Gion HATANAKA祇園 畑中

http://www.thehatanaka.co.jp/english/

KYOTO

Silence in the city, tranquil atmosphere, Gion HATANAKAHatanaka is located close to Gion and is surrounde d by ancient temples - come, unwind, relax and enjoy the abundance of peace that abounds this place.The freshest seasonal ingredients a r e p r e p a r e d to p r e s e r ve t h e delicacy of Kyoto’s techniques of old. Enjoy Kyoto cuisine as it used to be had. Take in the variety of colors and visual appeal that beautify this wonderful presentation.

From Keihan Shijo Sta.: 10 min on foot. / From Hankyu Kawara-machi Sta.: 10 min on foot. / From JR Kyoto Sta.: 15 min by car. Check in 14:00~ / Check out ~11:00 20,000~ (tax excluded) Yasaka Shrine Minamimonmae, Gion, Higashiyama-ku,Kyoto City, Kyoto 075-541-5315 075-551-0553

Ryokan Motonago旅館 元奈古

http://www.motonago.com/en/top.html

KYOTO

With Kyoto flavor and a homy feeling11 easy guest rooms with wooden scent and a tatami feel. Enjoy Kyoto cuisine in your room.Easily accessible to historic scenes on foot, such as a World Herigate site “Kiyomizu-dera Temple,” finest showplaces in Higashiyama area “Kodaiji Temple“ and “Nene-no-michi street,” “Maruyama Park,” “Yasaka Jinja Shrine,” or the fa-mous Maikos’ town “Gion.”

1. From Kyoto Sta.: 15 min by taxi.2. From Kyoto Sta. Central Exit bus stop D2: take #206 bus, From Gion stop: 5 min on foot.

Check in 16:00~ / Check out ~10:00 15,750~22,050 511 Washio-cho, Kodaiji-michi, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto 075-561-2087 075-561-2655

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Onoe Hot Spring BENIAYU旅館 紅鮎

http://www.beniayu.com/english/

OKUBIWAKO

Enjoy fine views of Lake Biwa, while staying at our Japanese-style lodgingEnjoy looking at Chikubu Island rising from the lake from your room, which also comes equipped with a massage chair to sooth your tired muscles and a relaxing open-air bath. In our restaurant, en-joy delicious Omi beef, or our specialty sweetfish dishes in summer or duck dishes in winter.

From Shinkansen Maibara Station: 20 mins by JR Hokuriku Line train, From Takat-suki Station: 10 mins by taxi / free pick-up bus available (reservation is required in advance). Check in 14:00~ / Check out ~11:00 23,250~37,110 (depending on rooms, meals, or which day to stay. Please inquire.) 312 Kohoku-cho Onoe, Higashi Azai-gun, Shiga 0749-79-0315 [email protected]

NISHIYAMA RYOKANNISHIYAMA RYOKAN

http://www.ryokan-kyoto.com/

KYOTO

International Registered Tourist InnMore than 2,000 visitors from around the world stay with us each year. Located in the heart of Kyoto, we are at the center of the city’s major sightseeing points. Relax in our leisurely guest rooms. Western style rooms with toilet and bath also available. All the guest rooms are non-smoking. Check in 16:00~ / Check out ~10:00 6,000~ (1 night stay without meals; tax excluded)

From Kyoto Sta: 15 min by subway to the nearest station (Kyoto-shiyakusho-mae on Tozai Line). From No.10 Exit: walk 2 blocks to the north on Gokomachi St. Nijosagaru, Gokomachi-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto 075-222-1166 075-231-3558

SEIZAN YAMATO青山やまと

http://www.seizanyamato.jp/e_plan/

ITO

A traditional Japanese hotel, nestled on a hilltop overlooking the city and seaGet away from it all and relax surrounded by nature - green mountains and blue seas - in the quiet ambiance of a Japanese inn. The gracious hospitality includes delicious cuisine, and natural hot springs.

From Tokyo Sta: 1 hr 50 min by Izukyu Railway express train “Odoriko,” or 1 hr 20 min by Tokaido Shinkansen ”Kodama” (transfer at Atami Stn) to Ito. From Ito Sta: 7 min by shuttle bus. Check in 14:00~ / Check out ~11:00 26,400~ (per person per night with 2 meals / 2 guests in 1 room / Service charge & tax included) 203 Oka, Ito City, Shizuoka   0557-37-3108 [email protected]

SHIMODA YAMATOKAN下田大和館

http://www.shimoda-yamatokan.co.jp/

SHIMODA

White sand Tatado Beach stretches out invitingly right before your eyesOur hotel is a Japanese-style ryokan with all rooms facing the sea. Meals feature fresh and delicious seafood from Shimoda Harbor. An private open-air bath commands a stunning sweeping view of the sea. From Tokyo Stn: 2 hrs 30 mins by JR express train “Odoriko,” From Shimoda Stn: 5 mins by free pick-up bus.

Check in 15:00~ / Check out ~11:00 7,480~31,650 (there is a seasonal special rate) 2048 Kisami, Shimoda City, Shizuoka  0558-22-1000 [email protected]

Honjin Hiranoya Kachoan本陣平野屋 花兆庵

http://www.honjinhiranoya.co.jp/english/

HIDA TAKAYAMA

Ideal ryokan for a relaxing and luxurious vacation in Hida TakayamaHonjin Hiranoya Kachoan, with its gentle touch of Japanese hospital-ity and convenient proximity to popular tourist attractions, is the perfect place to make your stay in Hida Takayama all the more memo-rable. Here, you will enjoy the highest quality of service, and a room prepared with the traditional aesthetic sensitivity to the four seasons. For your evening dining pleasure, we serve authentic Japanese cui-sine using the fresh-

est seasonal ingredients. Have your choice of either Japanese or Western-style dishes for breakfast. From Nagoya Sta: 2 h 15 min by JR express train Wide View Hida, From Takayama Sta: 8 min on foot or 3 min by taxi. Free pick-up service avail-able (reservation required) 17,850~ Check in 14:00~ / Check out ~10:00 1-34 Honmachi, Takayama-shi, Gifu 0577-34-1234 0577-34-7721

Shuku Kaifu和風旅館 粛 海風

http://kaifuu.co.jp/english/

CHITA

Soaking in a comfortable wooden bathtub, with a glorious ocean viewFully enjoy the highest quality bathing time in our scenic open-air baths (available 24 hours), or private open-air baths. All the guest rooms command a beautiful ocean view of Southern Chita area.

From Nagoya Sta: 55 min by Meitetsu Railway express train, From Utsumi Sta: 5 min by car. /From Chubu Airport: Pick up ser-vice is available. 18,900~42,000 Check in 15:00~ / Check out ~10:00 3-1 Yamami Takamine, Minami-chita-cho, Chita-gun, Aichi 0569-62-2222 0569-62-2050

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Rail 鐵路Japan is covered in a rail network that reaches to almost every corner of the archipelago. Most are owned and run by the Japan Railway (JR) system and the world famous “Shinkansen” bullet train is of course one of the fastest and most enjoyable forms of land transport anywhere – the distance between Tokyo and Osaka being covered in just 2hrs 30 mins on the fastest line.

日本的鐵路網相當發達,從日本國內到各處幾乎利用鐵路可到達,

主要有JR(Japan Railway Co., Ltd., 日本旅客鐵路)運行著,在這當

中藉由世界上也很有名的「新幹線」之移動,一定會是日本旅行

中最印象深刻的活動之一。東京─大阪間最快是2個小時30分。

Japan Rail PassJapan Rail Pass allows you to use the whole JR system (including the Shinkansen) but is only sold outside Japan. 28,300 yen gets you a full 7 day ticket (adults).

JAPAN RAIL PASS(日本鐵路旅遊券)是可利用包含新幹線的日本

全國的JR,只有在日本國外才有販賣,一個大人一週間28,300圓

日幣。

For more info, check the Japan Rail Pass website:詳情請看JAPAN RAIL PASS的網站 www.japanrailpass.net

Bus 巴士 Long-distance buses in Japan are run by numerous companies including JR. Buses are generally more economic than travel-ing by plane or train but do take longer and can be affected by traffic jams at busy times of the day or night.Local buses run all over Japan as well as in the major cities and sometimes English instructions or stop announcements are used but this is not the case everywhere. We would recom-mend you ask drivers to remind you of where you must disem-bark prior to setting off.

包含JR,有許多公司提供長距離巴士的運行,一般來說比藉由

飛機和鐵路的旅行較具經濟性,但是所花的時間比較長,也

較容易受交通阻塞的影響。

主要的都市、城鎮可利用公車線路,最近雖然英語的表示和廣

播也逐漸增加,但是為了確實地到達目的地,建議您事先拜託

駕駛員,請駕駛員到達目的地時通知一下。

Taxis 計程車Japanese taxis can be found at the exit to every train station in the country or alternatively hailed on the streets. The red sign visible through the windshield of the car: “空車” (kusha) means it is vacant and available for hire but when the sign reads “賃走” (chinso), it is unavailable. The back door on the left side will open and close automatically so be careful not to stand too close! (All the other doors are operated manually) Rates vary depending on the taxi company but usually start at a fixed rate of 710 yen (in Tokyo) for the first two kilometers. The rate system is shown inside the taxi and receipts can be issued. In urban areas, you can usually pay by credit card for a taxi. If credit cards are accepted, a taxi has a sticker showing this on the window.

除了可搭乘等候在車站前的計程車外,在路上也可叫到計程

車。計程車能不能搭乘,可藉由車窗前部分的表示來判斷。顯

示「空車」的時候,表示無人乘坐,可搭乘。出現「賃走」時表

示已經有別的乘客搭乘了。車子左後方的車門會自動打開與關

閉,所以要注意一下不要靠的太近被車門撞到(其他的車門用

手打開與關閉)。車費根據計程車公司而有所不同,但是一般

起跳710圓日幣(最初的2公里),車資的體制告示在車內裡,也

可拿到收據。在都市裡很多計程車可以用信用卡支付。可使用

信用卡支付的計程車在窗上貼有標示。

Transportation Information 交通咨詢Japan Railways(JR East) / JR東日本咨詢專線 050-2016-1603Tokyo Metro / 東京捷運線 03-3941-2004Keisei Electric Railway / 京成 03-3831-0131Limousine Bus / Limousine 巴士 03-3665-7220

In big cities, such as Tokyo and Osaka, the under and over ground train system is well organized and highly efficient accessing any and all parts of the cities. To avoid wasting time lining up for tickets and working out how to use the machines in different stations, it is highly recommended to purchase pre-paid cards.

在東京,大阪等大都市的交通系統被充分的整備,如果使用電車

或是地下鐵的話可到達任何地方,如果不想浪費為了購買車票而

排隊的時間,建議您利用預付費卡。

Transportation cards/useful tickets 划算的交通卡If planning to stay in Japan for a longer period why not try us-ing IC cards? (500 yen deposit returned when returning the card) Simply touch the card on a rectangular pad beside the ticket gate and the fare used is automatically deducted from the value of the card. In Tokyo the cards are known as Suica or PASMO and are ac-cepted on JR lines, subways and most other railways and buses.

Tokyo Furii Kippu (東京フリーきっぷ) (www.jreast.co.jp/e/pass/) is available for use on JR lines (inside Tokyo’s 23 wards), subways, and the Toei Bus service for one whole day – ending at midnight – at a charge of 1,580 yen.JR Kanto Area Pass (www.jreast.co.jp/e/kantoareapass/) is a discounted pass for unlimited rides in Tokyo and the surrounding Kanto area. Valid for three days, the pass is good for unlimited rides using reserved seats on ordinary cars on Shinkansen (bullet trains), limited express and other trains. Prices are 8,000 yen (Adults), and 4,000 yen (Children).

如果預定在日本逗留一些時間的話,不妨試試看IC卡吧!(購入

時要付¥500的保證金,將卡歸還時,保證金會退還給您。)在

剪票機旁的讀取機上觸摸一下,運費會從卡上自動被扣取。在

東京地區Suica和PASMO兩者除了JR線、地下鐵、其他大部分

的私鐵之外,也可搭乘巴士。

如果使用Tokyo Furii Kippu (www.jreast.co.jp/tc/pass/tokyo_free.

html)的話,可在一天內無限制乘坐JR(東京23區內)加上地下

鐵、都營巴士,一張票1,580圓日幣。

JR Kanto Area Pass(JR 關東地區通票) (www.jreast.co.jp/tc/

eastpass/)是可於 3 日內自由搭乘東京及其周邊的關東地區新幹

線與特快列車的優惠通票。價錢大人 8,000圓日幣、兒童 4,000

圓日幣。

Transportation cards/useful tickets 划算的交通卡In the Kansai (Osaka) area ICOCA or PiTaPa is available IC cards similar to Suica / PASMO.Kansai Area Pass (www.jr-odekake.net/en/jwrp/) is valid for unlimited travel using ordinary non-reserved seats of JR-WEST local and rapid trains in the defined "Free Area." Prices are 2,000 yen (1-day), 4,000 yen (2-days), 5,000 yen (3-days), and 6,000 yen (4-days).Kansai Thru Pass (スルッと関西) (www.surutto.com) offers a similar service to the Tokyo Furii Kippu in Kansai and enables subway, railway (bar JR lines), and bus use throughout the Kansai area. Price - 3,800 yen for 2 days or 5,000 yen for 3 days.

在關西(大阪)地區有ICOCA和PiTaPa兩種IC卡扮演著跟Suica/

PASMO同樣的角色。

使用關西地區周遊券 (www.jr-odekake.net/en/jwrp/)可利用在自由

區域內的JR普通列車(含快速列車)的普通車自由席隨意上下

車。價錢為1日券2,000圓日幣,2日券4,000圓日幣,3日券5,000

日幣,4日券6,000圓日幣。

KANSAI THRU PASS (www.surutto.com)能夠自由乘坐關西地區

的地下鐵、私鐵(JR線除外)及巴士。2日乘車卡3,800圓日幣、3

日乘車卡5,000圓日幣。

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Transportation / 交通

Getting Around in Tokyo / 東京的交通

Getting Around in Osaka / 關西的交通

Type/類型: Green/綠証 Ordinary/普通証Duration/有效期 Adult/成人 Child/兒童 Adult/成人 Child/兒童7-day/7天 37,800 YEN 18,900 YEN 28,300 YEN 14,150 YEN14-day/14天 61,200 YEN 30,600 YEN 45,100 YEN 22,550 YEN21-day/21天 79,600 YEN 39,800 YEN 57,700 YEN 28,850 YEN

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You can cash traveler’s checks at many banks. Traveler’s checks can also be used at hotels, ryokan Japanese style ho-tels, and shops in big cities. Credit cards can be widely used in urban areas, but sometimes are not accepted at shops in rural areas.

旅行支票可在很多家銀行換錢。而且,大都市的飯店或旅館、商

店,也可使用信用卡。雖然信用卡在城市裡可廣泛使用,但是在

有些郊區的商店無法使用。

Money Exchange 兌換Exchanging non-Japanese currency for yen can be carried out at international airports, and most major banks. At the airports exchanging Japanese yen into foreign currency is also possible. Operating hours are usually 6:30am-11:00pm.At “World Currency Shop,” even after banks close their doors it is possible to exchange later in the day. Jimbocho Head Quarters - 03-5275-7611 (11:00am-5:00pm)

在機場或是都市銀行可兌換日幣,在機場也可將日圓再兌換回外

幣,營業時間從早上6點半到晚上11點。

在「World Currency Shop」即使超過銀行的營業時間也辦理兌換業

務。神保町本店03-5275-7611(從上午11點到晚上5點)

ATMsYou can withdraw Japanese yen from ATMs of some banks with credit cards or cash cards which were issued outside Japan.

有些銀行的提款機,可以用國外發行的信用卡或提款卡提領日幣。

Japan Post Bankwww.jp-bank.japanpost.jp/en/ias/en_ias_index.htmlSEVEN BANKwww.sevenbank.co.jp/intlcard/index2.html

Japanese coin & paper currency in circulation

Public telephones can be found almost everywhere in Japan and most can be used to make domestic and international calls. Only 10 or 100 yen coins can be used but all telephones take pre-paid telephone cards – purchase in convenience stores for 500 or 1000 yen.If you use a calling card when you make an international call, it can reduce your calling rate. 在日本國內的各個地方設置有公共電話,可使用國內、國際電話

的服務。使用10日圓、100日圓的硬幣,或者是電話卡(在便利商店

等販賣,有¥500、或是¥1000)。若要撥打國際電話,也可以使用

電話卡降低通話費。

KDDI Super World Cardhttp://www.001.kddi.com/en/lineup/with-guidance/swc/NTT Communications World Pre-paid Cardhttp://506506.ntt.com/english/service/p_card/Brastel International Calling Service 博朗思特永恒智慧國際電話

http://www.brastel.com/pages/eng/home/

Depending on the type of cell-phone you have, it may also be able to be used in Japan through roaming service. You can rent a cell-phone at international airports in Japan.

有時使用自己的手機,透過漫遊也可在日本國內使用。另外,日

本國內的國際機場也可以使用租借手機的服務。

NTT DOCOMO Handset Rental for Inbound Roamers 在日本

利用漫遊服務,請選擇NTT DOCOMOhttp://roaming.nttdocomo.co.jp/en/Softbank Global Rentalhttp://www.softbank-rental.jp/en/JAL ABC Japan domestic mobile phone rentalhttp://www.jalabc.com/rental/domestic_eng/PuPuru: Cell Phone Rentals Japanhttp://www.pupuru.com/en/

International Air Mail Fee 國際郵件費用表

Tourist Information

Telephone Service / 電話Money / 貨幣

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Line name

Road name (-dori)

JR, private railways: indicated with grey lines

Subways: indicated with lines of each line color

Ordinary roads

Highways

Shops, restaurants or hotels introduced in att.JAPAN are indicated with red letters.Please refer to them when traveling in Japan!

Sapporo 27Subway : F

Tokyo 1-12

Yokohama 13-16Subway : A

Nagoya 24,25Subway : D

Fukuoka 28Subway : G

Okinawa

Line name

Highway name

JR STATIONS JR駅

private line / subway stations

Osaka 17-20Subway : B

Sakai 23

Kyoto 29Subway : E

Kobe 21,22Subway : C

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Yodobashi Camera

Yodobashi Camera

Hyatt Regency Tokyo

Keio Plaza Hotel

3. Tsukiji Uemuraつきじ植むら

Mode Gakuen

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1. Shinjuku 新宿

The Peninsula Tokyo

Yurakucho ITOCiA

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Tokyu PlazaOmotesando / Harajuku

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10. Ikebukuro 池袋 11. Shibuya 渋谷

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9. Akihabara 秋葉原

1. Maharaja Marunouchiマハラジャ丸の内

ImperialHotel

Four SeasonsHotel

The Peninsula Tokyo

2. Oyster Bar & Restaurantオイスターバー&レストラン

JNTO Tourist Information Center

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KKR Port HillYokohama

YokohamaInternational School

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16. Kannai-Motomachi 関内、元町

15. Minato Mirai 21 みなとみらい 21

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14. Yokohama Station 横浜駅

Azamino

Nagatsuta Nakagawa

Center Kita

Center MinamiNakamachidai

Nippa

KitaShin-Yokoyama

Shin-Yokohama

Kishine-Koen

Kikuna

Higashi-Kanagawa

Shin-Takashima

Kamiooka

FutamatagawaYamato

Fujisawa Ofuna

Totsuka

Katakuracho

Mitsuzawa-Kamicho

Mitsuzawa-Shimocho

Yokohama

Takashimacho

Sakuragicho

Kannai

Isezaki-Chojamachi

Bandobashi

Yoshinocho

MaitaGumyoji

Konan Chuo

Kaminagaya

Shimonagaya

Maioka

Odoriba

Nakada

TatebaShim

oiida

Shonandai

Minatomirai

Bashamichi

Nihon-odori

Motomachi-Chukagai

Kita YamataHigashi Yamata

TakataHiyoshi Honcho

Hiyoshi

Nakayama TsuzukiFureai no Oka

Kawawacho

Tokyu Denentoshi Line

Tokaido Shinkansen

Yokohama Line

Sotetsu Line

Negishi(Keihin-Tohoku)Line

Yokohama Shiei Subway Green Line

Sotet

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Yokohama Shiei Subway Blue Line

Tokyu

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Keikyu Line

Keikyu LineYokosuka Line

Tokaido/Yokosuka Line

Tokaido Line

JR Line

Mutually Served Area(Tokyu Toyoko Line - Minato Mirai 21 Line)

Private Railways

Minato Mirai 21 Line

A. Yokohama Subway Map

Mizuho Bank

Nakameguro

JR Ebisu Stn.

Prime Square

DaikanyamaAddress

Embassy of UAE

Embassy of Malaysia

Embassy ofGuinea

Tokyo KyosaiHospital

Meguro Ward O�ce

DAIKANYAMAT-SITE

HillsideTerrace

Don Quijoteドン.キホーテ

12. Ebisu-Daikanyama 恵比寿、代官山

Kanagawa pref.

Tokyo

Yokohama

HakoneKamakura

To Kamakura (Train) Yokohama Sta. → Kamakura Sta. (JR Yokosuka Line 28 min)To Hakone (Train)Yokohama Sta. → Odawara Sta. (JR Tokaido Line 53 min) →Hakone Yumoto Sta. (Hakone Tozan Railway 13 min)To Hakone (Bus)Yokohama Sta. → Each area in Hakone (Keihin Kyuko Bus 120-130 min)

鎌倉(電車)橫濱站 → 鎌倉站(JR橫須賀線28分鐘)箱根(電車)橫濱站 → 小田原站(JR東海道線53分鐘)→箱根湯本站(箱根登山鐵道13分)箱根(巴士)橫濱站 → 箱根各地區(京濱急行巴士120∼130分鐘)

가마쿠라(전철)요코하마역 → 가마쿠라역(JR 요코스카선 28분)하코네(전철)요코하마역 → 오다와라역(JR 도카이도선 53분) → 하코네유모토역(하코네 등산철도 13분)하코네(버스)요코하마역 → 하코네 각 지역(게이힌 급행버스 120∼130분)

Yokohama

Shin-Yokohama

Motomachi-Chukagai

Ofuna

Kita-KamakuraFujisawa

Kamakura

Zushi

Shin-Zushi

Kurihama

Kanazawahakkei

Hiyoshi

Azamino

Kodomonokuni

Nagatsuta

Nakayama

Tsurumi

Keikyu-Kawasaki

Futamatagawa

Shin-Sugita

YokosukaYokosukachuo

Uraga

Keikyu-Kurihama

Katase-Enoshima

Sakuragicho

Kawasaki

Keikyu-Tsurumi

Kannai

Shonandai

Yamato

To Odawara/Hakone

Kodomonokuni Line

Tokyu Denentoshi Line

Tokyu Toyoko Line

Tokaido Shinkansen

Minarto Mirai 21 Line

JR Yokohama Line

Sotetsu Line

Sotetsu Izumino Line

Yokohama Municipal SubwayGreen Line

Yokohama Municipal SubwayBlue Line

Yokohama Municipal Subway Blue Line

JR Negishi (Keihin-Tohoku) Line

JR Tokaido/Yokosuka/Shonan-Shinjuku Line

JR Yokosuka Line

Enoden Line

Odakyu Enoshima Line

JR Tokaido Line

Seaside Line

Keikyu Line

Kekyu Line

JR Tsurumi Line

Tsurumi River

Tamagawa River

JR Nambu Line

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OebashiWatanabebashi

Nakanoshima

JR OSAKA Sta.Umeda Sta.

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Osaka Station CityYodobashiCamera

Hotel Granvia Osaka Daimaru Dept.

ANA Crowne Plaza Osaka

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Ramada Hotel OsakaHotel Coms Osaka

Hearton Hotel Kita-Umeda

Osaka Tokyu Inn

TEMMA Sta.Hankyu Umeda Sta.

Osaka Station City

KITA-SHINCHI Sta. Hanshin Line

BIC Camera

EbisubashiSignboard of Glico

Don Quijoteドン.キホーテ

Kobe Sta.

Harborland Sta.

Motomachi Sta.

Shin-Kobe

Sannomiya Sta.

Port IslandRokko Island

Nada Sta.

Rokkomichi Sta.

Sumiyoshi Sta.

Sumiyoshi Sta.

Nishinomiya Sta.

UmedaJR Osaka

Noda

Sembayashi

Taisho

Imamiya

Abeno

TsuruhashiShiomibashiBentencho

Osakako

Sakurajima

CosmoSquare

Tennoji

Trade Center-mae

Osaka Namba

NambaJR Namba

Umeda

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Nanko Port Town Line

Hanshin Namba Line

Nank

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Shinsaibashi

Universal City

Nakanoshima

Hanshin Main LineJR Tozai Line

JR Tokaido Line

Imazato-suji Line

JR Yumesaki Line

Chuo Line

JR Osaka

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Keihan Main Line

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Kintetsu Osaka Line

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Yodoyabashi

Kyobashi

Morinomiya

Tanimachi Line

JR Kansai Main Line

Nankai Shiomibashi Line

Don Quijote Juso Storeドン・キホーテ

Don QuijotePAW Uehonmachi Storeドン・キホーテ

Don Quijote PAW Suminoe Koen Storeドン・キホーテ

10km0

Tennoji

Disaster Reduction andHuman Renovation Institution

Mt. Rokko

Kansai International Airport

Rinku Town

Mt. Hiei

OtsuKyoto

Arima Onsen

Arashiyama Lake Biwa

Osaka Bay

Kobe Airport

Osaka InternationalAirport

Shin-Kobe Shin-Osaka

Nara

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JR Nara Line

Kintetsu Osaka Line

Kintetsu Nara Line

Hankyu

Takarazuka Line

JR Ka

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Nakanoshima Osaka Castle

JR Sakurai Line

JR Wak

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Kintetsu Yoshino Line

JR Sakurai Line

Nankai Koya Line

Kintetsu Ikoma Line

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Kintetsu Kashihara Line

Hank

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Hankyu Kobe Line

Sakai

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Mt. Rokko

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Rinku Town

Mt. Hiei

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Osaka Bay

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Osaka InternationalAirport

Shin-Kobe Shin-Osaka

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JR Nara Line

Sanyo Shinkansen

Tokaido Shinkansen

Kintetsu Osaka Line

Kintetsu Nara Line

Hankyu

Takarazuka Line

JR Ka

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JR Sakurai Line

JR Wak

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Kintetsu Yoshino Line

JR Sakurai Line

Nankai Koya Line

KintetsuMinami-Osaka Line

Kintetsu Ikoma Line

Kinte

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Kintetsu Kashihara Line

Hank

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Hankyu Kobe Line

Sannomiya

Namba

Tokyo

Kansai

17. Complete Map of Kansai Area 関西全図 18. Complete Map of Osaka 大阪全図

Umeda

Hommachi

Namba

Shinsaibashi

Senri-Chuo

Esaka

Awaji

Tenjimbashisuji 6-chome

Kita Senri

Higashi Mikuni

Shin-Osaka

NakatsuNakazakicho

Ogimachi

Miyakojima

Noe-Uchindai

Sekime-Takadono

Kyobashi

Temmabashi

Morinomiya

Gamo 4-chome

Midoribashi Takaida

Imazato Shin-FukaeShoji

Kita-Tatsumi

Minami-Tatsumi

Fukaebashi Nagata

TsuruhashiTamatsukuri

Tanimachi 4-chome

Tanimachi 6-chome

Shitennoji-mae Yuhigaoka

Tanimachi 9-chome

Tsurumi-ryokuchi

Yokozutsumi

Kadomaminami

Imafuku-Tsurumi

Sembayashi-OmiyaTaishibashi-Imaichi

Moriguchi

Dainichi

Higashi-UmedaMinami-Morimachi

Nishi-Umeda

HigobashiTamagawa

Nishiohashi

Awaza

Nodahanshin

KujoBentencho

Asashiobashi

Osakako

Cosmosquare

Trade Center-mae

Nakafuto

Hirabayashi

Nankoguchi Suminoekoen

Kansai Airport

Port Town-nishi

Ferry Terminal Kitakagaya

Tamade

Kishinosato

Hanazonocho

Daikokucho

Nankohigashi

Port Town-higashi

Taisho

Nagahoribashi Mitsuyamachi

Nippombashi

Yodoya-bashi

Kitahama

Ebisucho

Tengachaya Abeno

Tennoji

Fuminosato

TanabeHirano

Nakamozu

Shinkanaoka

Kita Hanada

AbikoNagai

Showacho

Nishitanabe

Dobutsuen-mae

Sakaisuji Hommachi

Yotsubashi

Sakuragawa

Nishinagahori

Osaka Dome-maeChiyozaki

Nishinakajima-Minamigata

Osaka Airport

Osaka Business Park

Komagawa-Nakano Kire-Uriwari

Deto

Nagahara

Yaominami

Shigino

Sekime-SeiikuShinmorifuruichi

Shimizu

Itakano

Zuiko 4-chomeZuiko 4-chome

Daido-Toyosato

Sakaisuji LineNagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi LineNanko Port Town Line Private Railways

JR LineSennichimae LineChuo LineYotsubashi Line

Tanimachi LineMidosuji Line

Imazatosuji Line

B. Osaka Subway Map

19. Osaka/Kita 大阪 / キタ 20. Osaka/Minami 大阪 / ミナミ

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Nagoyako (Nagoya Port)

Nakamura- Kuyakusho

Kokusai Center

Hisaya-odori

Takaoka

Kurumamichi

Imaike

Fukiage

Sakurayama

Mizuho- Kuyakusho

Mizuho- Undojo

Aratama-bashi

Sakurahonmachi

Tsurusato

Nonami

Kami Otai

Shonai Ryokuchi Koen

Shonai-dori

Joshin

Sengen-cho

Marunouchi

Fushimi

Sakae

Osu Kannon Kamimaezu TsurumaiArahata

Gokiso

KawanaIrinaka

YagotoShiogama-guchi

UedaHara

HirabariAkaike

Minato KuyakushoMinato Kuyakusho

Tokai-dori

Rokuban-cho

Hibino

Yaba-cho

Kanayama

Jingu NishiJingu Nishi

Temma-cho

Nishi TakakuraNishi Takakura

Horita

Myoon-dori

Higashi Betsuin

Chikusa

Shinsakae-machi

Shiyakusho

Meijo Koen

KurokawaShiga-hondori

Kamiiida

Inuyama

Heian-dori

Nagoya Dome-mae YadaOzoneSunada-bashi

Chayagasaka

Jiyugaoka

Higashiyama Koen

IsshaKamiyashiro

Nagoya Daigaku

Yagoto Nisseki

Sogo Rehabilitation Center

Mizuho Undojo Higashi

IkeshitaKakuozan

Motoyama

Hoshigaoka

Hongo

Fujigaoka

KamejimaHonjin

Nakamura-Nisseki

Nakamura-Koen

Iwatsuka

Hatta

Takabata

Nagoya

Tsurumai Line

Sakura-dori Line

Higashiyama Line

Meijo Line

Kamiiida Line

JR Line

Private Railways

Meiko Line

D. Nagoya Subway Map

Hotel Monterey Grasmere Osaka

Sakae Sta.

NagoyaTV Tower

24. Nagoya/Sakae 名古屋 / 栄

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Hotel Monterey Grasmere Osaka

BIC Camera

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Ohama Park

Nintoku-tenno-ryo-Kofun

Daisen Park

SakaiHigashi Sta.

Takasu-jinja Sta.

Yamatogawa Sta.

Yamatogawa Sta.

Ayanocho Sta.

Shinmeicho Sta.

Myokokujimae Sta.

Hanadaguchi Sta.

Oshoji Sta.

Shukuin Sta.

Terajicho Sta.

Goryomae Sta.

Sakai Sta.

Minato Sta.

Higashiminato Sta.

Mikunigaoka Sta.

Mozu Sta.

Shichido Sta.

Tramway

Seishin-chuo

Seishin-minami

Ikawadani

Gakuentoshi

Sogoundokoen

Myodani

Myohoji

Itayado

Shin-Nagata

Komagabayashi

Nagata(Nagatajinjamae)

Kamisawa

Minatogawakoen

OkurayamaKenchomae

Sannomiya

Tanigami

Shin-Kobe

Suzurandai

Karumo Misakikoen Wadamisaki

Hyogo

Chuoichiba-mae

Harborland

Shinkaichi Kosoku-Kobe

Minatomotomachi

Kyukyoryuchi-Daimarumae

Sannomiya- Hanadokeimae

Kobe

Sanyo Dentetsu Line

Sanyo Shinkansen

Kobe Kosoku Tetsudo Line

Kobe Line

Kobe Dentetsu Arima Line

Hokushin Kyuko Line

Port Liner

Hanshin Line

Hankyu Kobe Line

Kobe Dentetsu Ao Line

Kaigan Line (Yume-Kamome)

JR LinePrivate Railways

Seishin-Yamate Line

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28. Fukuoka 福岡

SoenHassamu Minami

Kotoni

Miyanosawa

Nijuyonken

Nishi 28-chome

Nishi 10-chomeMaruyama Koen

Nishi 18-chome

Susukino

Nakajima Koen

Horohirabashi

Nakanoshima

Hidagishi

Minami Hiragishi

Sumikawa

Jieitai-mae

Makomanai

Sakaemachi

Shindo Higashi

Motomachi

Asabu

Kita 34-jo

Kita 24-jo

Kita 18-jo

Sapporo

OdoriKikusui

Hosui-Susukino

Gakuen-mae

Toyohira Koen

Misono

Tsukisamucho

Fukuzumi

Higashi Sapporo

Shiroishi

Nango 7-chome

Nango 13-chome

Nango 18-chome

Oyachi

HibarigaokaShin-Sapporo

Bus Center-mae

Kita 12-jo

Kanjo-dori Higashi

Higashi Kuyakusho-mae

Kita13-jo Higashi

Toho LineNamboku Line

JR LineTozai Line

F. Sapporo Subway Map

Kaizuka

Hakozaki Kyudai-mae

Hakozaki Miyamae

Maidashi Kyudaibyoin-mae

Chiyo Kenchoguchi

Gofukumachi

Gion

YakuinBefu

Chayama

Kanayama

Hakata Minami

Nanakuma

HakataHigashi HieNakasu Kawabata

Yakuin-odori

Fukudai-maeNokeJiromaru

UmebayashiKamoHashimoto

Sakurazaka

Ropponmatsu

Nishitetsu FukuokaTenjin Minami

Watanabe-dori

Fukuoka Kuko

Meinohama

MuromiFujisaki

NishijinTojinmachi

Ohori Koen

AkasakaTenjin

Sasaguri Line

NishitetsuTenjin-Omuta Line

Chikuhi Line

Hakata Minami Line

Sanyo

Shinkanse

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Kagosh

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Nishite

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Miya

jidak

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Hakozaki Line

Kuko Line

JR LinePrivate Railways

Nanakuma Line

G. Fukuoka Subway Map

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BIC Camera

Yodobashi Camera

27. Sapporo 札幌

Kokusaikaikan

Matsugasaki

Kitayama

Kitaoji

Kuramaguchi

Imadegawa

Marutamachi

Shijo

Gojo

Kyoto

Kujo

Jujo

Kuinabashi

Takeda

Nijo

Nijojo-mae Karasuma Oike

Kyoto Shiyakusho-mae

Sanjo Keihan

Demachi Yanagi

Kawaramachi

Shijo Omiya

Higashiyama

KeageMisasagi

Yamashina

Higashino

Nagitsuji

Ono

Daigo

Ishida

Rokujizo

Nishioji-oike

Tokaido Line

Tokaido Shinkansen

Kint

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Kyo

to L

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Keih

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Keih

an L

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Eiza

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Nara

Lin

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Hankyu Kyoto Line

KeifukuArashiyamaLine

Sanin Line

Uzumasa-tenjingawa

Tozai Line

JR Line

Karasuma Line

Private Railways

E. Kyoto Subway Map

HIROSHIMAStn.

A-BombDome

PeaceMemorialPark

Hiroshima CastleChuo Park

Yu huaGarden

ShukkeienGarden

HiroshimaPrefectual

Art Museum

MemorialCathedralfor World Peace

HiroshimaPeace MemorialMuseum

Hiroshima NationalPeace Memorial Hallfor the A-Bomb Victims

Hiroshima Museumof Art

HijiyamaPark

Hiroshima Prefectural Office

SATYHiroshimaCity Hall

Naka Ward Office

Hiroshima CiryComics Library

FutabayamaRyokuchi

ToyokoInn

HiroshimaGreen Arena

SOGOTokyuHands

FukuyaMitsu-koshiTenmanya

ViainnHiroshima

HiroshimaGrand IntelligentHotel

HotelCrecio

JAL CityHiroshima

Mitsui GardenHotel HiroshimaComfort Hotel

Hiroshima

Ana CrownPlaza

Fuji Grand

Oriental Hotel Hiroshima

Hiroshima High Court

Rihga RoyalHotel Hiroshima

Hon-dori

Kencho-mae

Johoku

JR Sanyo Line

JR Sanyo Shinkansen

Astra

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Hiroshima Railway

Aioi-dori

Heiwa-odoriRijo-

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Gion-

Shinm

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BIC Camera

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Marutamachi-dori

Oike-dori

Sanjo-dori

Shijo-dori

Gojo-dori

Kitas

hirak

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dori

Higa

shioj

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Kawa

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Kawa

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dori

Kara

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Horik

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dori

Pont

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Kiyam

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dori

Abur

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Tera

mac

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Shichijo-dori

Fuya

cho-

dori

Tom

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koji

Nijo-dori

Tetsu

gaku

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mich

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Hana

mi-k

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Yana

gi-no

-bam

ba-d

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Ebisugawa-dori

Nene

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mich

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Ishibe

koji

Kam

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Eizan Railways Eizan Line

Hankyu Kyoto Line

Keiha

n Main

Line

Karas

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Tozai Line

Kuru

may

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-dor

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北白川通

東大路通

川端通

河原町通

烏丸通

堀川通

花見小路

今出川通

丸太町通

御池通

三条通

四条通

五条通

車屋町通

富小路

麩屋町通

七条通

油小路

寺町通

木屋町通

先斗町

二条通

哲学の道

柳馬場通

夷川通

石塀小路

ねねの道

鴨川

地下鉄烏丸線

地下鉄東西線

叡山電鉄叡山線

阪急京都線

京阪本線

Ginkakuji Temple

Yoshida Shrine

Okazaki Shrine

Heian Shrine

Yasaka ShrineDaimaru Dept.

Fujii-Daimaru Dept.Takashimaya

Dept.

Kyoto Marui

Kyoto University

Kumano Shrine

Honnoji Temple

Kyoto Imperial Park

Kyoto Imperial Palace

Kiyomizudera Temple

Jishu Shrine

Nanzenji Temple

Chion-in Temple

Kodaiji Temple

Maruyama Park

Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art

Kyoto Handicraft Center

Kyoto City Tourist Association Visitor Information Center

Okazaki Park

Sento Palace

Kyoto National Museum

Sanjusangen-do Temple

Higashi-HonganjiTempleNishi-Honganji

Temple Shosei-en Garden

Doshisha University

Kyoto Prefectural Office

Kyoto City Hall

Minamiza Theater

Eikan-do Temple

Gion CornerKenninjiTemple

Ninenzaka

Sanneizaka

Honen-in Temple

Kawaramachi Vivre

Kawaramachi Opa

Gion Hatanaka

Motonago

Hosomi MuseumNijo Castle

銀閣寺

吉田神社

岡崎神社

平安神宮

京都市役所

八坂神社

大丸

京都藤井大丸

高島屋

京都大学

熊野神社

本能寺

京都御苑

京都御所

清水寺

地主神社

南禅寺

知恩院

円山公園

南座

京都市美術館

京都ハンディクラフトセンター

京都市観光協会

仙洞御所

京都国立博物館

三十三間堂

東本願寺西本願寺 渉成園

同志社大学

細見美術館

京都府庁

岡崎公園

高台寺

京都マルイ

二条城

祇園畑中

永観堂

ギオンコーナー

建仁寺

産寧坂

二年坂

法然院

河原町ビブレ

河原町オーパ

元奈古

Laque Shijo Karasumaラクエ四条烏丸

Kyoto Tokyu Hotel

Kyoto Rich Hotel

Hotel Unizo Kyoto

Kyoto Brighton Hotel

Kyoto Royal Hotel & Spa

Hyatt Regency Kyoto

Rihga Royal Hotel Kyoto

Kyoto Century Hotel

Hotel Granvia Kyoto

Hotel Nikko Princess Kyoto

ANA Hotel Kyoto

Mitsui Garden HotelKyoto Sanjo

HigashiyamaYouth HostelThe Westin Miyako

Hotel Kyoto

Kyoto Gimmond Hotel

Kyoto Hotel Okura

Kyoto Kokusai Hotel

Hotel New Kyoto

Mitsui Garden HotelKyoto Shijo

HotelSunroute Kyoto

NISHIYAMA RYOKANNISHIYAMA RYOKAN

Kyoto Garden Hotel

2. Sakura Diningさくらダイニング

3. favorite Kitchen フェイバリットキッチン

Kyo-Navi

京都センチュリーホテル

ホテル二ュー京都

東山ユースホステル ウェスティン都ホテル京都

三井ガーデンホテル京都四条

京都東急ホテル

京都リッチホテル

ホテルユニゾ京都

京都ブライトンホテル

京都ロイヤルホテル&スパ

ハイアットリージェンシー京都

リーガロイヤルホテル京都 ホテルグランヴィア京都

ホテル日航プリンセス京都

京都全日空ホテル

京都国際ホテル

京都ホテルオークラ

京都ギンモンドホテル

三井ガーデンホテル京都三条

ホテルサンルート京都

京都ガーデンホテル

Kyoto International Manga Museum京都国際マンガミュージアム Hearton Hotel Kyoto

ハートンホテル京都

Yodobashi Camera Kyotoヨドバシカメラ 京都

Karasuma Kyoto Hotelからすま京都ホテル

Kyoto White Hotel京都ホワイトホテル

Kyoto White House京都ホワイトハウス

Kawaramachi

Kyoto Shiyakusyo-mae

Sanjo-KeihanHigashiyama

Keage

Keihan-Marutamachi

Keihan-Sanjo

Keihan-Shijo

Keihan-Gojo

Keihan-Shichijo

KYOTO Sta.

Demachiyanagi

Keihan-Demachiyanagi

Gojo

ShijoKarasuma

Karasuma Oike

Nijojo-mae

Marutamachi

Imadegawa

OmiyaShijo-Omiya

Tokaido Shinkansen

Biwako Line

JR Kyoto Line

Sagano Line京都駅

烏丸

烏丸御池

二条城前

丸太町

今出川

五条

四条河原町

京都市役所前

三条京阪 東山

蹴上

京阪丸太町

京阪三条

京阪四条

京阪五条

京阪七条

大宮四条大宮

出町柳

京阪出町柳

東海道新幹線

琵琶湖線

JR京都線

嵯峨野線 BIC Cameraビックカメラ

Kyoto Sightseeing Spots IndexStationsDemachiyanagi Station出町柳駅 A-2

Karasuma Oike Station烏丸御池駅 B-1

Kawaramachi Station河原町駅 C-2

Keihan Sanjo Station京阪三条駅 B-2

Kyoto Station京都駅 D-1

Shijo Station四条駅 C-1

Temples/ShrinesChion-in Temple知恩院 C-3

Daikakuji Temple大覚寺 25

Ginkakuji Temple銀閣寺 A-3

Higashi-Honganji Temple東本願寺 D-1

Kiyomizudera Temple清水寺 D-3

Kodaiji Temple高台寺 C-3

Nanzenji Temple南禅寺 B-3

Nishi-Honganji Temple西本願寺 D-1

Sanjusangen-do Temple三十三間堂 D-2

Tenryuji Temple天龍寺 25

Yasaka Jinja Shrine八坂神社 C-2

OtherGion Cornerギオンコーナー C-2

Kyoto City Tourist Association Visitor Information Center京都市観光協会 B-3

Kyoto Handicraft Center京都ハンディクラフトセンター A-2

Kyoto Imperial Palace京都御所 A-1

Kyoto National Museum京都国立博物館 D-2

Kyoto University京都大学 A-2

Maruyama Park円山公園 C-3

Nijo Castle二条城 B-1

Tetsugaku-no-michi哲学の道 A-3~B-3

Togetsukyo Bridge渡月橋 25

化野念仏寺

清涼寺

祗王寺

嵯峨野

大覚寺

広沢池

天龍寺

嵯峨嵐山

トロッコ嵯峨

京福嵐山

嵯峨野観光鉄道

阪急嵐山渡月橋

嵐山

二尊院

保津川

トロッコ亀岡駅

楽々荘

亀岡駅

亀岡

すみや亀峰庵

湯の花温泉

大河内山荘

Seiryoji Temple

Adashino Nenbutsuji Temple

Tenryuji Temple

Keifuku-Arashiyama

Daikakuji Temple

Gioji TempleNison-in Temple

Hirosawa Pond

Hankyu-Arashiyama

Saga-Arashiyama

Hozugawa River Torokko Saga

Togetsukyo Bridge

SAGANO

ARASHIYAMA

Yunohana Onsen

Okouchisanso

Sagano Scenic Railway

Torokko Kameoka Sta.

KAMEOKA Area

Kameoka Sta.

Rakurakuso

Sumiya Kiho-an

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