
Asakura Choso Museum
This house turned museum belonged to famous Japanese sculptor Asakura Fumio known for his carvings of famous personalities. The house is wonderful in itself- antiques adorn various rooms.

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This house turned museum belonged to famous Japanese sculptor Asakura Fumio known for his carvings of famous personalities. The house is wonderful in itself- antiques adorn various rooms. The house comprises a courtyard, a tea room, a rooftop garden and a library. A delight to visit. Timings: Tues- Thurs & Sat-Sun 9 30 A.M- 4 30 P.M
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This house turned museum belonged to famous Japanese sculptor Asakura Fumio known for his carvings of famous personalities. The house is wonderful in itself- antiques adorn various rooms.

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This shrine was built in honor of the Emperor and Empress Meiji in 1920. These royals were credited with making Japan more extroverted and opening it up to foreigners.

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This is arguably Tokyo’s most popular temple. D. despite having been destroyed during WWII in 1945 during a bombing raid, it was rebuilt soon after.

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This museum showcases Japanese art- both traditional and Western styles. Exhibits include paintings, sculptures and prints. e. the Meiji period. M

Much of the palace is closed, however, tourists can stroll the grounds of the palace where the once magnificent Edo Castle stood.
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