月曜日 09:00 - 19:00 火曜日 09:00 - 19:00 水曜日 09:00 - 19:00 木曜日 09:00 - 19:00 金曜日 09:00 - 19:00 土曜日 09:00 - 19:00 日曜日 09:00 - 19:00

東京シティアイ/ Tokyo City i

ホーム
日本
Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
東京シティアイ/ Tokyo City i

(for a fee)
◎Japanese Cultural Experience
(4)

【Tourist information center, Tokyo City i】
◆Tourist Information
◆Travel Brochures
◆Travel Arrangement
◆Sale of goods
◎Free Wi-Fi, Free rental computers, ChargeSPOT、WiFiBOX、the mobile charging service. 東京シティアイは、東京丸の内のＫＩＴＴＥにある観光案内所です。JR東京駅丸の内南口から徒歩約1分の至便な位置にあり、東京を訪れる国内外の旅行者に、観光情報からホテル、旅行手配等、各種手配サービスを、ワンストップで提供しています。東京の観光情報だけでなく、地方の自治体や観光団体からの日本の観光情報の提供や、連携したPRイベントを開催し、首都圏の玄関口東京から多彩な地域やインバウンド情報を発信して

います。また、観光情報サービスの利用だけではなく、隣接する郵便局での郵便サービス、外貨両替やATM等のサービスも利用可能です。更に、旅行ガイドブックなどを自由に閲覧できる『旅カフェ』を設け、軽飲食を楽しみながら旅の計画、休憩や待ち合わせなどに利用できるほか、無料WiFiやEチケット等のプリントアウトサービス（有料）等も利用できます。東京サブウェイチケットを（24時間、48時間、72時間）販売しています。

31/07/2024

✨Japanese summer charm： YUKATA ✨

The yukata is a casual version of the kimono, made of cotton, linen, or polyester. Originally worn like a bathrobe, it is now often worn in hot spring towns or at summer festivals, because it is lighter and easier to wear than a kimono and absorbs sweat while being breezy. Popular summer yukata patterns include flowers, each with its own meaning. Morning glories represent strong bonds and affection, sunflowers represent desire and infatuation, and hydrangeas represent patient love and family unity.🌻🌸🌼
Tokyo City i offers a Japanese cultural experience, including yukata wearing experience every Saturday, Sunday, and holidays at a free of charge.
If you are coming to Japan, please stop by and try it on.🥰

National Parks of Japan
https://www.facebook.com/NationalParksOfJapan
環境省自然環境局国立公園

https://kyotokimonorental.com/blog/article/id/yukata-garanoimi?hl=ja

#東京シティアイ

26/07/2024

【A Special Summer Dining: Healing Time with Kawadoko in Kyoto】
When you visit Kyoto, you will always see the Kamo River running through the center of the city.

Along the river, kawadoko (riverbeds) are set up from May to September. Many restaurants offer kawadoko, where you can enjoy Kyoto cuisine and kaiseki dishes while listening to the murmur of the Kamo River.

Unfortunately, I was unable to have dinner at the kawadoko because of the rain, but the next morning the weather was fine and I was able to have breakfast at the kawadoko. The food was really delicious (not traditional Kyoto style but it was so nice American breakfast.) while listening to the murmur of the Kamo River.

If you visit Kyoto in the summer, please enjoy your meal at the kawadoko. I recommend making a reservation as it is very popular!

#東京シティアイ

24/07/2024

【A Summer Tradition in Japan🎇】
If you come to Japan for a summer trip, be sure to visit a summer festival.
Fireworks festivals, Bon dance festivals, and various other festivals are held throughout the country.
Wearing yukata and going to those festivals is one of the traditional ways to spend summer in Japan.
Buying and eating festival food from food stalls is another way to enjoy festivals🍧
#東京シティアイ

17/07/2024

【On the Popularity of Japanese Anime】
Nowadays the popularity of Japanese animation knows no bounds, it is said “Astro Boy” by Osamu Tezuka, was broadcast in the United States in 1963, that triggered the spread of Japanese anime to other countries.
The Japanese anime is its many genre, including adventure, science fiction, romance, school, horror, history and so on. In addition to the high-quality story setting, you can see a variety of supporting characters.🤖👾👿
There are also unpredictable developments that are not often seen in Western works, such as even the death of the main character is not spared. Such "fragility" generates sadness and melancholy, and the sense of bewilderment that remains after watching a film can move people more than a happy ending.
Perhaps the greatest appeal of these films is that everyone from children to adults can choose the one they like best.
Do you have a favorite of your own?🤓

https://we-xpats.com/ja/guide/as/jp/detail/9695/ #%E6%97%A5%E6%9C%AC%E3%81%AE%E3%82%A2%E3%83%8B%E3%83%A1%E3%81%8C%E6%B5%B7%E5%A4%96%E3%81%AB%E5%BA%83%E3%81%8C%E3%82%8B%E3%81%8D%E3%81%A3%E3%81%8B%E3%81%91%E3%81%A8%E3%81%AA%E3%81%A3%E3%81%9F%E4%BD%9C%E5%93%81
https://globe.asahi.com/article/13108880　　　
https://tabinoto.jp/column/article/00000303

10/07/2024

Today, I'm excited to introduce you to one of Japan's beloved summer delicacies: Nagashi Somen, also known as Flowing Noodles. Somen noodles are slender Japanese wheat noodles, thin and typically served cold. The unique dining experience involves using long bamboo shoots with running water, where these noodles are gently released to glide towards diners. It's not just a meal but a fun and interactive way to enjoy the refreshing taste of summer, as diners use chopsticks to catch the noodles as they drift past.
#流しそうめん #東京シティアイ

03/07/2024

【Do you know Japan-made English? (Actually, they are not English.) 】

Have you ever been spoken by words that make no sense? Such as “flyed potato”, “shu cream”, “hochikisu” and so on.

We, the Japanese people call these words “wasei eigo”. It means that they are English words created by Japanese and used only in Japan.

Some Japanese people use wasei eigo without knowing that it is only used in Japan. Therefore, it is possible that you may be talked by one of these strange words. We will show you some examples in case you need them.

※The words on the right side are English, and the words on the left side are Japanese.

Chakku→zipper
Camera man→photographer
Bo-ru pen→ballpoint pen
Konsent→outlet
Kureimu→complain

Do you have such kinds of words in your world? Please tell us in the comments.

#東京シティアイ

29/06/2024

【Getting the climbing sticks branded⛩】

When climbing Mt. Fuji🗻,each mountain hut provides a unique brand, which varies depending on the elevation of the hut. When you reach the hut, you can have the brand stamped on your climbing sticks.

These brands typically feature characters or motifs that symbolize each mountain hut and are influenced by the elevation and unique features of each mountain hut, which adds further charm to the Mt. Fuji climbing experience.

These brands represent the climber's visit to the hut and the unforgettable memories of their ascent of Mt. Fuji. 😊

Why not try to reach the summit while collecting brands?

🗻 #東京シティアイ

19/06/2024

＼The symbols of Japanese architectural culture／

Shoji screens and fusuma sliding doors are essential in Japanese-style rooms.
Shoji and fusuma are two types of screens used in Japanese houses. 🏠
The difference between them is in their construction.
A shoji is a door with a lattice-like wooden frame, one side of which is covered with shoji paper made of Japanese paper.
A fusuma is a door with paper or cloth glued to both sides of a wooden frame and a handle.

Shoji screens can block direct sunlight and wind and retain heat. ☀
They can also be installed near a window to create a soft and bright space even when closed, allowing light to enter while blocking the view from outside.

Fusuma sliding doors can be used as movable partitions to divide a room into separate rooms or to create a large hall.
Structurally, they serve to increase moisture and heat retention.

When visiting ryokans, shrines, temples, and other places in Japan, be sure to look for these representative Japanese interiors.😊🗾

https://reform.cainz.com/knowledge/syoji/8977

#東京シティアイ

16/06/2024

【Culture of lockers sharing】

We will show you the convenient service for delivery.
In Japan, we usually receive packages in the mailbox at our home address. However, if we do not have the box, we share the delivery boxes at places such as train stations and convenience stores. Shared lockers look like normal lockers where travelers put their luggage, so you may be mistaken.
Delivery staffs put the luggage into the box. When we want to open it, we will put pin numbers given by the staff.

We also experienced a delivery robot. This one is not very common, so if you find it, I recommend taking a photo.

#東京シティアイ

12/06/2024

【“Eki” stamp】
Recently, one of the most frequent inquiries from visitors to Japan from all over the world has been about ‘eki’ (station) stamp’.🚃
An eki stamp is said to have originated in Fukui Prefecture in 1931, and are currently installed at more than 5,000 stations in Japan.
It features the name of the station and a view of the city as seen by the station staff, and is a popular way to remember your trip to Japan.
If you have an opportunity to visit Tokyo someday, don't forget to put our stamp on it too! 😉

https://www.tokyo-np.co.jp/article/37126
https://chiicomi.com/press/1957851/

10/06/2024

【NOTICE】
Due to annual legal inspection of JP TOWER and KITTE,
Tokyo City i will be temporarily closed on Sunday, June 30th.
We appreciate your understanding.

#東京シティアイ

07/06/2024

【☔️The doll that makes tomorrow a sunny day.☀️】
In Japan, we call June the rainy season.
But if it rains every day, we do not feel well.
Then we make "teruteru bozu".
Teruteru bozu is a small doll made of white cloth or paper.
It is said that teruteru bozu has the power to make tomorrow's weather sunny.
In fact, there is a song about teruteru bozu (please search for it).
Do you have any culture and custom in rainy season in your countries?

#東京シティアイ
#日本の文化

05/06/2024

【Summer is just around the corner! Are you ready to experience the amazing view from the top of Mt. Fuji?】
If you are visiting Japan in the summer, you may be planning to climb Mt. Fuji!
There are four trails on Mt. Fuji, and the operating times for each trail this summer are as follows.

Yoshida Trail: July 1 - September 10

Subashiri Trail, Gotemba Trail and Fujinomiya Trail: July 10 - September 10

Because of the preparation required to climb Mt. Fuji, please gather sufficient information in advance to ensure a safe climb.
For more information, please visit the following website.
https://www.fujisan-climb.jp/en/index.htm

#東京シティアイ

31/05/2024

【Why do Japanese people often bow their heads?】

If you've ever been to Japan, you may have the opportunity to experience bowing.
This custom is called “ojigi" in Japanese.
Although it's just a simple gesture of lowering the head, it has several meanings and variations.

■When we use “ojigi"
・ Greeting
・ Expressing gratitude
・ Apologizing
・ Making requests
・ Visiting shrines and temples
■Types of bowing
・ Eshaku: It is used for simple greetings. (１５degree of bow)
・Keirei(common bow)：It is used for guests and elderly people. (30degree of bow)
・Saikeirei(the most polite bow): It is used to express gratitude or apologies. This bow is for noble people. (45degree bow)

When you are receiving service in a Japanese restaurant or store, bowing can facilitate pleasant communication even if you don't understand Japanese. Please try it!

#東京シティアイ
#日本の文化

https://1200irori.jp/content/learn/detail/case08

29/05/2024

The weather has recently turned hotter and it is finally time for beer gardens.🍺
Beer gardens are one of the summer pleasures of the Japanese.
Beer gardens can be found in hotels, at the foot of the Tokyo Tower, or in parks and gardens rich in nature. Among these, rooftop beer gardens at department stores are a unique way to enjoy beer gardens that originated in Japan.
Why not try a taste of the reasonable Japanese summer when you come here, where you can enjoy Japanese-style BBQ and all-you-can-drink alcohol for about 5,000 yen.

#東京シティアイ＃tokyocityi #ビアガーデン

22/05/2024

【🚃How to manage Japanese crowded train.🚃】

What do you think of Japanese trains?
Yes, Japanese trains are famous for being very crowded. In fact, they say that 9 of the 10 busiest stations in the world are in Japan.
(Although after the coronavirus pandemic, the number of people using trains has decreased due to people working from home, the trains are still crowded).
So if you don't know how to use the train, you might get crushed by people.
That's why we're going to show you how to take the train in Japan.

・Before the train arrives, you need to get in line.
・After the passengers get off the train, people start getting on the train.
・When the train is crowded, passengers around the doors must get off when the doors are open.
・You must keep your rucksack in front of you.

We hope all of you read this article have a pleasant journey in Japan by train!

#東京シティアイ
#日本の電車

https://toukeidata.com/country/world_station_ranking.html

15/05/2024

Japan's rainy season🌧

The rainy season in Japan is called Tsuyu, which literally means "plum rain" because it begins when the plums are ripe.
In most parts of Japan, Tsuyu starts in June and lasts until mid-July.
It's kind of like our monsoon season, and it gets very hot and humid.😅

But the rainy season in Japan isn't all bad.
Some sights can be attractive in the rain.🍀
The hydrangea is an iconic flower that blooms in June and is often planted in some temples and gardens.

In Tokyo, you can still have wonderful experiences and there are many things to do: cultural activities such as matcha, ninjya or shopping underground, visiting museums and indoor theme parks.
Seasonal items such as folding umbrellas and rain boots, which are surprisingly light and stylish, can make practical and unique souvenirs.🌂

But you still prefer nice weather, don't you?
Since the rainy season varies from area to area, it starts and ends about a month earlier in Okinawa, and Hokkaido is not affected by seasonal rains.
As long as you prepare your itinerary well, you can enjoy Japan to the fullest no matter what the weather.

#東京シティアイ

08/05/2024

【How much do you know about Japanese vending machines?】
Japan is the world's largest vending market, with the highest pe*******on of vending machines relative to population and land area.
The history of vending machines dates back to 1890, and their popularity began in the 1960s with the introduction of the 100-yen coin.

Japanese vending machines are used not only for cold drinks, but for hot ones!🥤☕
You can also buy alcohol, ci******es, pre-cooked hamburgers, noodles, frozen foods, soup stock and other seasonings, baked cookies, make-up, bouquets, pottery, gold coins and even goldfish.
Really? Come to Japan and find out!🙂

#自動販売機 #東京シティアイ

02/05/2024

【What is Kodomo-no-hi??】
Children’s Day, "Kodomo-no-hi" , is celebrated every year
on May 5 in Japan.
It is also traditionally called "Tango-no-Sekku", wishing for
the healthy growth and happiness of the children.

One of the most famous ways to celebrate Kodomo-no-hi in Japan is
to fly the 'Koi-Nobori" which are carp shaped streamers outside the house.
Japanese families also display Samurai helmets and dolls of Japanese warriors inside.
#東京シティアイ #こどもの日

25/04/2024

【Is this free at restaurants in Japan?】
A glass of water and wet towel (in Japanese, oshibori) are served as soon as you enter the restaurants in Japan.
So, how much are these services? No, you don’t have to pay.
In most of the countries in the world, we need to pay for the glass of water.
Free water and oshibori are symbol of Japanese “omotenashi” culture.

#東京シティアイ

17/04/2024

We recently had a lovely couple from the USA.
We set up a Japanese cultural experience corner every weekend.
It is open to everyone free of charge.

When you think of Japanese culture, many people probably think of kimonos, so here's a question for you.
How many do you think is the rate of Japanese people who can wear kimonos by themselves?
According to data from the Agency for Cultural Affairs, it's 4.4% for men and 17.3% for women.
I think you all are surprised by the results, aren't you?
Many people have worn it before, but only a few of them can actually wear it themselves.
This result shows how difficult it is to wear a kimono by yourself.

But don't worry.
All of our staff can dress you up, so please feel free to come and try on kimonos here.
(*our kimonos are simplified ones)

I assume some of you want to buy a kimono as a souvenir.
There are some shops that sell simplified kimonos as souvenirs.

For more information, please visit our Information Center.
We are looking forward to meeting you :)

https://www.bunka.go.jp/tokei_hakusho_shuppan/tokeichosa/seikatsubunka_chosa/pdf/93860001_07.pdf

#東京シティアイ #東京 #文化体験 #観光案内所

10/04/2024

【Why is Mt. Fuji a "World Cultural Heritage" and not a "World Natural Heritage"?】

In order Mt. Fuji to be a World Heritage site, at first the group tried make it a Natural Heritage.
However, Mt. Fuji was not applied because of following reasons;
1. Compared to mountains around the world, the shape and volcanic activity of Mt. Fuji are not rare.
2. Development was underway on Mt.Fuji. Environmental degradation caused by garbage and human waste was also serious.

Therefore, they changed the goal "World Cultural Heritage". Then Mt. Fuji was applied as World Cultural Heritage.
The reason for recognition as a Cultural Heritage site is the value of Objects of Faith and Sources of Art.

Included of the high and beautiful of Mt. Fuji, Mt. Fuji is considered sacred and becomes an object of faith.
In the Edo period, it was the subject of various paintings.　(ex. Hokusai Katsushika, “Thirty-Six Views of Mt. Fuji”, Hiroshige Utagawa “The Fifty-Three Post-Stations along the Tokaido Highway”)
Impressionist painters such as Van Gogh and Monet were also influenced by these ukiyoe.

Sightseeing Mt. Fuji with its knowledge makes much more fun your travel. If you want to know more, feel free to come to Tokyo City i.

#東京シティアイ　

03/04/2024

【Why do Japanese elementary school students carry big square bags to school?】

Have you ever seen Japanese children carrying square bags of various colors such as red and black? These are called randoseru (school bags).

Randoseru is originated from the Japanese military. The military used bags in the Edo era, after that children began to use the bags in the Meiji era. This is the origin of randoseru.
The bag used by the military called “ranseru” in Dutch. “Ranseru” was changed to “randoseru”.

Why randoseru is the best for elementary school students；
・To protect the contents of the bag.
If it rains, the contents of the bag will not get wet because of randoseru.

・It can be used as a cushion.
Thanks to its thickness and durability, it can be used as a cushion. There is a case that randoseru became a cushion in an accident.

・Less stress on the body.
If the kids go to school with a handbag, the weight will be unbalanced and may damage their health. However, with randoseru, the belts are designed to reduce the burden on the body.

When I was in elementary school, I carried red randoseru every day.
Randoseru protected me when my friends and I played and fell.

What kind of bag do you carry to elementary school in your country?
Or please tell us about your memories of elementary school.

#東京シティアイ

01/04/2024

【What you can do at tourist information center, Tokyo City i】

◆Tourist Information…We provide tourist information in Japanese, English, Chinese and Korean.
◆Travel Brochures…We have not only Tokyo, but also all over Japan brochures. There are also flyers for exhibitions and events.
◆Travel Arrangement…Hotel reservation, day tours, and Tokyo Disney Resort tickets can be arranged.
◆Sale of goods…Tokyo Subway Ticket, Gurutto Pass are also available.
◆Others
◎Free Wi-Fi, Free rental computers, ChargeSPOT、WiFiBOX、the mobile charging service. (for a fee)
◎Japanese Cultural Experience ※Weekends and holidays only(Kimono dressing, Origami, Water calligraphy)
You can read travel magazines at Tokyo City i CAFE by PRONTO. We hold events inspired by travelling and sightseeing ideas.

#東京シティアイ

27/03/2024

We are currently working to enhance “Accessible Tourism" for guests with disabilities so that everyone can enjoy sightseeing with peace of mind.
Among them, several staff have been learning sign language as one of the service tools for the Deaf, and several have obtained Level 4 of the Sign Language Proficiency Test before the Corona disaster.
Actually, our next mission is to learn international sign language!
*Sign language in the picture on the right means "Tokyo"！🗼

#東京バリアフリー #手話講座 #東京シティアイ #観光案内所

20/03/2024

Soba noodle stalls on railway platforms are called "Ekisoba" or "Tachigui soba" and is one of Japan's fast food that can be eaten while waiting for the train.
"Tachigui" means "to eat standing up" and this is how Tachigui soba is always eaten.
At most soba noodle stalls, the meal will be prepared in lightning quick time and the customer will be ready to eat within a minute of the order being placed.

When you come to Japan, please try Tachigui soba before hop on the train. Just like a Japanese businessman.

#東京シティアイ

11/03/2024

【Notice of change in business hours】
We would like to announce that our opening and closing times have been adjusted as below.
From Monday, April 1, 2024 9:00am to 7:00pm.
Thank you for your understanding.

#東京シティアイ

10/03/2024

【HAPPY 11th ANNIVERSARY Tokyo City i】

On Thursday, March 21, Tokyo City I will celebrate our 11th anniversary.
Commemorative events will be held, so we look forward to seeing you in the season of cherry blossoms.

#東京シティアイ

09/03/2024

【The meaning of the second button of school uniform】
At the graduation ceremony, in Japan there is a culture that students try to get the second button of the person you like.
By the way, why do they try to have the second, not the top?
The hint is the place of the second button.
The habit can be made because the second button places around the heart.
Therefore, to get the button means to catch the heart.
*There are some rumors. This one is also an opinion.

Me? I got not the second button, but training wear and hachimaki (headband when you do P.E. class) from seniors.
It’s a good memory. Haha
Do you have any culture for graduation? Please tell us at comments.

#東京シティアイ

08/03/2024

Witnessed a very rare cherry buds in Nagano.🧐❄️
“Uhyo”, Freezing rain, is formed when rain in supercooled state that doesn’t freeze even at temperature below 0°C adheres to trees and other objects and freezes.
I was just mesmerized by the mystery of nature to perfection!

#雨氷 #霧氷 #樹氷 #軽井沢観光 #自然の美 #日本旅行 #東京シティアイ #東京シティアイ10周年

住所

丸の内2丁目7-2 JPタワー1階、地下1階
Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
100-7090

営業時間

月曜日	09:00 - 19:00
火曜日	09:00 - 19:00
水曜日	09:00 - 19:00
木曜日	09:00 - 19:00
金曜日	09:00 - 19:00
土曜日	09:00 - 19:00
日曜日	09:00 - 19:00

ウェブサイト

https://en.tokyocity-i.jp/

アラート

東京シティアイ/ Tokyo City iがニュースとプロモを投稿した時に最初に知って当社にメールを送信する最初の人になりましょう。あなたのメールアドレスはその他の目的には使用されず、いつでもサブスクリプションを解除することができます。

ビデオ

【How to get to tourist information center, Tokyo City i?】

【How to get to tourist information center, Tokyo City i?】 Tokyo City i is located near Tokyo Station. It seems easy to access but some guests say it is not easy to find us. That’s why, we make a movie that shows how to get to our tourist information center from Tokyo station Marunouchi South Entrance. We’ re happy if you refer this video in order to come to Tokyo City i. Professional tourism concierges look forward to meeting you♪ #sightseeinginjapan #tokyocityi #TokyoTravel #tokyotraveltips #tokyotravels #東京シティアイ #東京シティアイ10周年

【What is Tokyo City i? Vol.3】

【What is Tokyo City i? Vol.3】 Tokyo City i is a tourist information center located near Tokyo station. We show the merchandise that we sell here.😊 1. Tokyo Subway Ticket This ticket represents a great value, allowing unlimited use of all subway lines operated by Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway, limited to 24, 48, or 72 hours from the start of use. 2. Tokyo Museum Grutto Pass 2023 This is a convenient QR code ticket that includes admission tickets and discount coupons for 101 museums and other facilities in the Tokyo area. 3. Postcards We have postcards typical of Tokyo and Japan. When you come around Tokyo station, please visit here.💁‍♀️ #TokyoSubwayTicket #ぐるっとパス #日本のお土産 #東京のお土産 #tokyocityi #東京シティアイ #touristinformation #touristinformationcenter #touristinformationcentre #tokyo #tokyostation #sightseeing #sightseeingjapan #東京シティアイ10周年 #hotelbooking #hotelreservation #東京観光 #東京観光地 #東京観光スポット #東京駅 #丸の内 #japantravel #japantraveltips #tokyotravel #tokyotraveltips

Christmas in KITTE

【We recommend that you come to KITTE and take photos here.】 We introduce Christmas illuminations at KITTE (the shopping building where our facility is located). There is a big Christmas tree 🎄 The lights are changing colorfully✨. You can enjoy taking photos with Christmas wreath-shaped objects. 📸😆 By the way, what is this song played on the xylophone?? #kittemarunouchi 🎄 #illumination #christmas #christmas2023 #christmasillumination #christmas #christmastree #christmasdecorations #christmastime #tokyo #tokyochristmas #tokyostation #東京シティアイ　#東京シティアイ10周年 #tokyocityi

Japanese hot pot dish (in Japanese, "nabe")

Japanese hot pot dish (in Japanese, "nabe") in winter is very good! I always put Chinese cabbage, leek, radish, pork, oyster, and so on. It's so cozy to share many kinds of ingredients with family and friends. I really like it. Not only ingredients, but also there are many kinds of soup. You can enjoy nabe at Japanese-style pub (in Japanese, "Izakaya"). Please taste it in winter! #鍋 #鍋料理 #鍋スタグラム #nabe #冬の味覚 #冬の楽しみ #東京シティアイ #東京シティアイ10周年 #tokyocityi #japanwinter #TokyoWinter

【What is Tokyo City i? Vol.2】about travel arrangements

【What is Tokyo City i? Vol.2】about travel arrangements Tokyo City i is a tourist information center located near Tokyo station.😊 We make travel arrangements such as hotel reservations in Japanese, English, Chinese, and Korean🙋 We're happy to take your arrangements✨ #tokyocityi #東京シティアイ #touristinformation #touristinformationcenter #touristinformationcentre #tokyo #tokyostation #sightseeing #sightseeingjapan #東京シティアイ10周年 #hotelbooking #hotelreservation #東京観光 #東京観光地 #東京観光スポット #東京駅 #丸の内 #japantravel #japantraveltips #tokyotravel #tokyotraveltips

What is Tokyo City i? vol.1

【What is Tokyo City i? Vol.1】 Tokyo City i is a tourist information center located near Tokyo station.😊 When you come here, the first thing you will notice is that there are many brochures. In this video, we'll show you what kind of brochures are available.💁‍♀️ #tokyocityi #東京シティアイ #touristinformation #touristinformationcenter #touristinformationcentre #tokyo #tokyostation #sightseeing #sightseeingjapan #東京シティアイ10周年

Little Kyoto

"Let's Visit 'Little Kyoto'!" Actually, there are many fascinating towns that are called "Little Kyoto" all over Japan.🍵⛩✨ These towns offer traditional atmosphere like Kyoto, the chance to experience traditional culture. It’s easily accessible to the towns for anyone looking to enjoy a leisurely trip, so we strongly recommend visiting these tourist destinations! When you come to Tokyo City i, here is usuful information about `Little Kyoto.'💁‍♀️ #LittleKyoto #ShoKyoto #Kyoto #Nishio #Takahashi #Yamaga, #Nakamura #Hagi #Matsue #Ashikaga #Tanagura #TambaSasayama #JapanTravel #Japan #TokyoCityi #小京都 #京都　#西尾 #高梁 #山鹿 #中村 #萩 #松江 #足利 #棚倉 #丹波篠山＃東京シティアイ #東京シティアイ10周年

【Tourist Spots in Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko! 🗻✨】

【Tourist Spots in Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko! 🗻✨】 Mount Fuji offers not only climbing but also sighseeing experince. We'd like to show spots where you can enjoy the beautiful view of Mt. Fuji.☝🗻✨ #富士山 #富士山観光 #富士観光 #富士登山 #富士山登山 #河口湖 #富士山五合目 #ロープウェイ #遊覧船 #観光 #日帰り観光 #日帰り旅行 #東京シティアイ #東京シティアイ10周年 #MtFuji #Fuji #visitjapan #LakeKawaguchiko #kawaguchiko #japantrip　#Japantravel #travel #sightseeing #tokyocityi

【ＫＩＴＴＥ Balloon Art Installation 】

【ＫＩＴＴＥ Balloon Art Installation 】 In commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the JP Tower facility “ＫＩＴＴＥ”, "Milky Way to the Universe - A Journey of 100,000 Light Years,“ is held in the atrium of ＫＩＴＴＥ. A grand Milky Way art installation made up of approximately 10,000 balloons awaits you. Each balloon, meticulously crafted by hand, displays a unique brilliance. Whether looking up from inside or viewing the installation from the upper floors, there are many ways to enjoy it. While you’re visiting Tokyo Station, Discover the best places for photography at ＫＩＴＴＥ. Venue: ＫＩＴＴＥ 1st Floor Atrium Duration: Until September 3rd (Sunday) Light-up shows and a starry sky photo exhibition are held concurrently. #KITTE #tokyostation #Tokyo #marunouchi #balloonart #Japan #art #artinstallation #summer #summerevent

【3 Things to Know Before Climbing Mt. Fuji】

If you’d like to climb Mt. Fuji, the highest mountain in Japan, you MUST know important things before climbing. We will share them in this video.☝🗻✨ #MtFuji #Fuji #visitjapan #LakeKawaguchiko　#kawaguchiko #japantrip　#Japantravel #travel #sightseeing #TokyoCityi #富士山　#富士登山　#富士山登山　#河口湖　#富士山五合目　#富士山観光　＃東京シティアイ

capybara cafe

I visited an animal cafe “cafe capyba“.🍀 There are two capybaras at the café. 😍 Capybaras named Pisuke and Kohaku welcome us. You can feed them.🤗 The café is close to Tokyo Skytree, one of the symbols of Tokyo. So why not go sightseeing old downtown?💁‍♀️ #cafecapyba #capybara #capybaracafe #tokyo #cafe #カピバラ #カピバラカフェ #カピバラ琥珀 #カピバラぴすけ #東京観光 #東京 #曳舟カフェ #水豚 #カフェ #曳舟 #アニマルカフェ #animalcafe #癒やしのカフェ　#tokyocityi #東京シティアイ

★TCIでは着付け体験を行なっています★

*English follows after Japanese. ★TCIでは着付け体験を行なっています★ 東京に来た旅の思い出を、浴衣と一緒に残しませんか?📸 もちろんTCIでは着付けのお手伝いもさせていただきます💁‍♀️✨ 練習を兼ねて、先ずは自分で着てみました🤭 ※着用は施設内のみとなります。 ★Let’s wear YUKATA at Tokyo City i.★ Why don’t you try on YUKATA and make the travel memory? We will help you dress in a kimono. I wore a kimono as a practice. ※Please make sure that you can try wearing a kimono only at Tokyo City i. #東京シティアイ #文化体験 #着付け体験 #着付け動画 #浴衣 #tokyocityi #tokyo #touristinformation #touristinformationcenter #yukata #yukatagirl #yukataboy

IZU

IZU is one of the famous resorts in Japan. You can enjoy Onsen (hot spring) and nature such as Mt. Omuro, Jogasaki Coast. This is the movie I took from the hotel I stayed in Izu. Why not enjoy sightseeing Izu? You can go to Izu from Tokyo by the Limited Express "Odoriko." (about 1h 40mins) #izu #onsen #hotspring #mountomuro #mtomuro #jogasakicoast #伊豆 #温泉 #観光 #東京シティアイ

Please stop by Tokyo City i to collect this rubber stamp🥰 Can you find Japanese icons designed in it❓ Mt.Fuji, Cherry blossoms🌸, Tokyo tower and a Sumo wrestler!! It's going to be one of the memories of your Japan trip💖 #originalrubberstamp #touristinformationcenter #tokyocityi #japantravel #tokyo #japan #tokyostation #mtfuji #cherryblossoms #tokyotower #sumo

Since many people in Japan still wear masks, we need to remove them when eating. Today, I will share with you the perfect case that can be used for this purpose. This video tells you how to make a mask case using Tenugui.✨ （First I fold the Tenugui in half to make it square.） You can make it without sewing.😉❤ You can also make it using your handkerchief.✨ Please try it when you come to Japan😁 ※The idea is from MUSUBI Furoshiki Store's "How to make a mask made with Furoshiki". #東京観光案内所 #TokyoCityi #maskcase #japaneseculture #tenugui

Yadorigi Cafe shelter cat cafe

Come on, Cat lovers! We have recently visited Yadorigi Cafe & Restaurant, a shelter cat cafe in Yanaka. It is a wonderful café-restaurant run by an internationally married couple (Japanese and Italian), and their homemade pasta and sweets are awesome! The friendly cats made me feel at home. The shelter cat café contributes to life animal rescue and also brings beneficial side to our society and economic. Japan is very clean, and it is very rate to see stray cats. The shop gets profits by finding cats homes. Access: 10-minute walk from Nippori Station *Admission is by appointment only, and to ensure the health of the cats and prevent infection, various precautions are required, including downloading the new coronavirus contact confirmation application COCOA at least 14 days prior to your visit. For more information, please visit the Yadorigi Cafe & Restaurant website. HP：https://kaiten-portal.jp/media/tokyo/restaurant/yadorigi-cafe/ #yadorigicafe #sheltercatcafe #sheltercat #catcafe #catlover #catlovers #yanaka #tokyo #touristinformation #tokyocityi

【Japan Post‘s very cute character came to K I T T E !】

JAPANPOST’s cute bear character “Posukuma” came to K I T T E.🐻💕 * K I T T E is our working place, one of the biggest buildings in Marunouchi. On 17 September, Posukuma made a meet and greeting with Posukuma’s fan. They enjoyed taking photos with Posukuma. It was so much fun! 21 September is the 10th celebration of Posukuma.🎂 Our staff also cerebrated❣ (She made a handmade fan for cerebration by herself💖) #Posukuma #JAPANPOST #jp #bear #meetandgreeting #cerebration #tokyocityi

Got a sushi craving? You will love this delicious and speedy conveyor-belt sushi restaurant🍣🥢(You will love umami taste experience at Tokyo`s sushi train restaurants.) Kyushu sushi tiger Aburi Sushi TORA specializes in aburi sushi served with sushi rice made using red vinegar and Kyushu sweet soy sauce. Aburi sushi is a type of sushi that consists of nigiri sushi with a fish topping that is partly grilled and partly raw😋 #aburisush #sushi #sushilovers #foodie #instafood #japanesefood #tokyo #tuna #touristinformationcenter #japan #japantrip #回転寿司 #九州寿司 #東京グルメ #炙り寿司 #寿司好きな人と繋がりたい #観光案内 #東京シティアイ

I went to Iwakuni city in Yamaguchi prefecture the other day.✨ It is a recommended tourist destination where you can avoid the crowds. This area surrounded by beautiful mountains and river with clean and fresh air. You can enjoy the scenery of the Japanese countryside.🏞 There is also an airplane from Haneda Airport in Tokyo to Iwakuni Airport, so access is easy. I highly recommend you go there, if you have a chance.🥰✨ #Yamaguchi #Iwakuni #Japan #Travel #distination #nature #beautifuljapan