Mitaka Picture Book House in the Astronomical Observatory Forest is a library located in a pre-war building on the premises of the National Observatory of Japan.
This center is Japan's main facility for space observation and astronomical research. Open to the public, the NAOJ holds an annual open house and hosts regular
Reversible Destiny Lofts MITAKA is a residential complex which brings attention to the full potential of the senses and is designed "to not to die".
Located in western Tokyo and accessible by bus from the JR Chuo or Keio train lines, these gardens lie adjacent to Jindai-ji Temple. Established in 1955, the ga
Jindai-ji is a Buddhist temple in Tokyo that also has a botanical garden and many shops leading up to it.
This library and community center in Musashino Ward first opened in 2011. Marked by its light, airy and spacious design, the seven-floor building consists of a
This center is Japan's main facility for space observation and astronomical research. Open to the public, the NAOJ holds an annual open house and hosts regular
Surrounded by forest, tranquil Yamashinobu features public and private hot spring baths, an astronomical observatory and a piano. Some Japanese-style accommodat
A common place to visit among students and salarymen, this bar in the neighborhood of Mitaka serves beer with local dishes. Among the food items offered in the
Reversible Destiny Lofts MITAKA is a residential complex which brings attention to the full potential of the senses and is designed "to not to die".
The Kimono Forest is located at the Arashiyama Station just a few minutes away from the Bamboo Forest. Walk through 600 colorful poles, filled with a variety of kimono fabrics representing the beauty of the Kyo Yuzen style. Visit the Kimono Forest in the evening to see the fabrics create an illuminated and mesmerizing pathway.
Book House Yu is a small bookstore located in Sendagaya. It was frequently visited by author Haruki Murakami.