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Museums in Shizuoka That You Did Not Know Existed
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  • The Former Residence of Marquis Maeda The Former Residence of Marquis Maeda Recently I came upon two beautifully restored residences that were built by Marquis Maeda and Prince Asaka, two Japanese aristocrats in first half of the 20th century. This lesson is about the former residence of the Marquis Maeda Toshinori… Read lesson →
  • The Prince Asaka Residence and Gardens The Prince Asaka Residence and Gardens The second residence I came across in Tokyo was built by Prince Yasuhiko Asaka, a member of the royal family with a troubled wartime past.  The design of the home was heavily influenced by his wife Nobuko.  The residence was built… Read lesson →
  • Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Gardens, Turn of the Century Estate for the President of Mitsubishi Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Gardens, Turn of the Century Estate for the President of Mitsubishi If you have been following my explolits in Japan you will know that I have written about a couple of estates that were built upon western architectural principles.  The estate built for Hisaya Iwasaki is another great example of Japan'… Read lesson →
  • Akasaka Palace, the State Guest House Akasaka Palace, the State Guest House Ever wonder where dignitaries from other countries get entertained in Tokyo? I never thought about it until I came across pictures of Prime Minister Kishida welcoming the Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. at Akasaka Palace.  I … Read lesson →
  • The Ministry of Justice, Where We Found Justice After All The Ministry of Justice, Where We Found Justice After All One sunny afternoon in December we strolled up to the Ministry of Justice building, or more commonly known as the Red Brick Building.  Getting in to see the museum inside was a bit of a challange, but I have a tip for you so you don't … Read lesson →
  • Ichirō Hatoyama's Residence, Hatoyama Hall, in Otowa Ichirō Hatoyama's Residence, Hatoyama Hall, in Otowa Hatoyama Hall is one of those important residences in Tokyo that many people overlook. Some Japanese folks may know of the Hatoyama family because of their legacy, but your typical tourist will have no idea who they were.  Include me a… Read lesson →
  • The Edo Tokyo Open Air Architecture Museum The Edo Tokyo Open Air Architecture Museum Located in the western suburbs of Tokyo, the Edo Tokyo Open Air Architecture Museum is a unique collection of buildings that were transported onto this 17 acre site.  The buildings span quite a bit of Edo era history, and provide a gli… Read lesson →
  • The Chambers of Power: A Spring Stroll Through Tokyo’s Political Heart The Chambers of Power: A Spring Stroll Through Tokyo’s Political Heart Over the years I have seen many pictures of The National Diet Building in Nagatacho, but never actually came close to visiting it. Well, finally that day came, and it was grander than I expected. And we even got a chance to visit the Parlia… Read lesson →
  • Museums in Shizuoka That You Did Not Know Existed

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