It is in Mito.
Ibaraki Prefectural Museum of History Official Website – Museum of History & Archives
Official Site translated by Google
Ibaraki Prefectural Museum of History – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It is a theater for Kabuki in Ginza, Tokyo.
Kabuki-za – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
SHOCHIKU Co., Ltd
KABUKI WEB
There are the links of related Japanese sites.
Kato-zu is an area in Katori, Japan.
There are the 12 bridges, mainly, of wood.
The 12 bridges at Kato-zu – trip to Katori, Japan –
The 12 bridges at the area of Kato-zu
Visiting Katozu (cast) 12 Bridge (Sawara) trip, gourmet portal: TV TOKYO
There are the links of Japanese sites.
Google 翻訳
Ikako City Official Site by Google Tranration
Itako, Ibaraki – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This city is famous for Iris festival in Japan.
SUIGO ITAKO IRIS FESTIVAL | IBARAKI NAVI
IBKAKI NAVI
English explanation
LEDと太陽電池と蓄電池を組み合わせた、天の川プロジェクトのキーデバイスです。
水につかると中の青色LEDが点灯します。
Panasonicの解説はこちら
It is in Katsushika, Japan.
Hortikiri Iris garden-Tokyo Photo Guide
Horikiri-Shōbuen Station – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The nearest railroad station
My collection of Japanese sites
Kyoto had been the capital of Japan since 794 until 1868.
There are a lot of historical structures.
Kyoto Travel Guide
Home / Kyoto prefecture Multilingual Site
MAGOnoTE
Kyoto – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A streetcar in Tokyo.
Toei Streetcar (Toden) Arakawa Line | Toei Transportation Information
Official Site
Toden Arakawa Line – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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