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Tokyo Tourism by the Sea: Stunning Bridge, Statue of Liberty, Beach Area and Fashion

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Tokyo Tourism by the Sea: Stunning Bridge, Statue of Liberty, Beach Area and Fashion Michel Lebon and Hiroshi Saito Modern Tokyo Times Odaiba in Tokyo really stands out because of the unique architecture, the stunning Rainbow Bridge, the Statue of Liberty, relaxing walkways by the sea, the unusual site of a beach, colorful boats which [...]

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Tokyo Tourism and Stunning Gardens: Kiyosumi and Rikugien

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Tokyo Tourism and Stunning Gardens: Kiyosumi and Rikugien Sarah Deschamps and Kanako Itamae Modern Tokyo Times Tokyo is an enormous city which attracts Japanese tourists, international tourists and business people all year round. This ultra-modern city means many things to different people because for some it is all about modernity but to others they want to dig [...]

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Independent Fashion in Tokyo and Osaka: A Style Which Keeps Refreshing Itself

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Independent Fashion in Tokyo and Osaka: A Style Which Keeps on Refreshing Itself Michel Lebon and Tomoko Hara Modern Tokyo Times Lolita fashion began to sprout up in Japan in the late 1970s to early 1980s and over time you have had many offshoots within the “Lolita fashion style.” The clothing image and aesthetics relate [...]

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Tokyo Tourism: Adorable Korakuen Garden

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Tokyo Tourism: Adorable Korakuen Garden  Kanako Itamae Modern Tokyo Times  Koshikawa Korakuen Garden is a beautiful place to relax and to witness the stunning styles of a traditional garden in Tokyo.  The construction of Korakuen began in 1629 and the influence of China can be seen and felt when you enjoy your walk in this [...]

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Paul Gauguin and Salvation Through Art

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Paul Gauguin and Salvation Through Art Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times The artist Paul Gauguin explains much about humanity and this applies to the mass contradictions which are based in all cultures and faiths. It is these “biased lenses” which still taint the genius of Gauguin. Therefore, one of the greatest artists to bless [...]

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Japanese Art and Ogata Korin: Serenity, the Gods of Thunder and Sakai Hoitsu

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Japanese Art and Ogata Korin: Serenity, the Gods of Thunder and  Sakai Hoitsu Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times Ogata Korin was a painter of art and he was born in 1658 and died in 1716. Korin had a lucky upbringing because his father was a successful merchant and wealthy.  Also, his father had a [...]

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Tokyo Lifestyle in Leafy Jiyugaoka: Fashionable and Cosmopolitan

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Tokyo Lifestyle in Leafy Jiyugaoka: Fashionable and Cosmopolitan Michel Lebon and Sarah Deschamps Modern Tokyo Times Jiyugaoka in Tokyo is a very leafy district which appeals to Tokyoites because of the richness of the environment. Indeed, Jiyugaoka is rather close to Shibuya when travelling by train and this highlights the stylish nature of Tokyo. After [...]

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Japan Tourism in Wakayama: Koyasan, Kukai and Shingon Buddhism

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Japan Tourism in Wakayama: Koyasan, Kukai and Shingon Buddhism Olivier LeCourt and  Hiroshi Saito Modern Tokyo Times Koyasan is located in Wakayama Prefecture and the stunning nature throughout the year is extremely beautiful. The rich legacy of culture and religion is still alive and Mount Koya provides amazing views. Therefore, you can understand why Kukai [...]

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Japan Tourism in Wakayama: Kumano Kodo, Koyasan, Shirahama and Kii Peninsula

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Japan Tourism in Wakayama: Kumano Kodo, Koyasan, Shirahama and Kii Peninsula James Jomo and Hiroshi Saito Modern Tokyo Times Wakayama prefecture in Japan is blessed with many amazing places to visit and the richness of culture and history can be felt throughout this lovely region. This notably applies to Wakayama Castle, Koyasan, Kumano Kodo pilgrimage [...]

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Japanese Art, Sesshu Toyo and the Influence of China: Art, Zen Buddhism and Mystery

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Japanese Art, Sesshu Toyo and the Influence of China: Art, Zen Buddhism and Mystery Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times Sesshu Toyo (1420-1506) during his lifetime was highly revered in Japan and China because of his artistic talent related to the visual arts. He was educated with the intent of being a Rinzai Zen Buddhist [...]

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Japan Tourism and Negoro-ji: Amazing Buddhist Temples in Stunning Wakayama

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Japan Tourism and Negoro-ji: Amazing Buddhist Temples in Stunning Wakayama Walter Sebastian and Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times Wakayama prefecture is a perfect place to visit for tourists who adore culture, architecture, the richness of Buddhism, the indigenous faith of Shintoism, stunning beaches, an amazing castle, and because of multiple other factors. Also, the [...]

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Tokyo Fashion News: Lumine is a Stunning Department Store

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Tokyo Fashion News: Lumine is a Stunning Department Store Michel Lebon and Kanako Itamae Modern Tokyo Times  All over Tokyo and throughout Japan you have many amazing department stores which cater for fashion and other products. In Tokyo it is clear that the Lumine Department Store is highly desirable for young fashion lovers. This is [...]

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