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Frontcover; Title Page; Contents; CHAPTER 1 The Spirit of Tokyo; Shinto Shrines; Buddhist Temples; Matsuri Festivals; Kabuki Theater; Matsuri Festivals; Kabuki Theater; Sumo Wrestling; Tokyoites; Tokyo Style; A Gourmand's Paradise; Shopping in Tokyo; CHAPTER 2 Traditional Tokyo; Tokyo's Imperial Palace; Asakusa; Shibamata Temple Town; Shibamata Temple Town; The Bridge of Japan; Two Historic Gardens; A Haiku Master's Retreat; Edo-Tokyo Historical Park; Hamarikyu Gardens; Kamakura; The Old Castle Town of Kawagoe; Mount Takao; Ueno; CHAPTER 3 Tokyo Today; Marunouchi; Ginza; Hibiya; Akihabara.;Take a photographic journey through the modern marvels and historical treasures of Tokyo with this informative, portable Japan travel guide. In The Little Book of Tokyo, veteran photojournalist Ben Simmons continues a quest he began over two decades ago to seek out and share his creative viewpoint and insider's perspective. Small enough to carry while traveling in Japan, this book is an ideal travel companion for a Tokyo experience, whether you're planning a trip, already on your way, or merely dream of going. A series of 50 informative mini essays are organized into four chapters: - Tokyo's Edo Legacy - Tokyo Towns - City Perspectives - Spirit of TokyoThe Little Book of Tokyo is the perfect introduction to this enchanting, ultra-modern megacity and provides an immersive take on Tokyo combining Japanese history, photography and cultural commentary. It weaves a tapestry of the city's many unique idiosyncrasies, offering strategies for exploring the High City to the Low City, Tokyo Bay to the top of Tokyo Skytree, and the most critical places and happenings in between, including architecture, festivals, and landmarks. It also beautifully captures the many inhabitants of Tokyo, painting a rich and multi-faceted picture of this capital city.
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