- MODEL
COURSE3 -
- The photo spots are in the town of Edo!
- Looking for Ukiyoe in Chuo City
- Walk around Chuo City and visit the places depicted in ukiyoe. Take photos as a keepsake. Share them on SNS as new photo spots! While appreciating the difference between the present and the past, enjoy the appeal of ukiyoe, popular both inside and outside Japan, and those of Chuo City.
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Walk around Chuo City and visit the places depicted in ukiyoe. Take photos as a keepsake. Share them on SNS as new photo spots! While appreciating the difference between the present and the past, enjoy the appeal of ukiyoe, popular both inside and outside Japan, and those of Chuo City.
“Ukiyoe” is
a genre of art established during the Edo period (1603-1868) in the form of Japan’s traditional woodblock prints and original drawings. Now it generally means multicolored prints mainly depicting the manners and customs of the people of the time.
START
- Tokyo Chuo City Tourist Information Center
- 01
- Kyobashi
- 02
- Teppou-zu Inari Jinja Temple
- 03
- Eitai Bridge
- 04
- Shin-ohashi Bridge
- 05
- Nihonbashi Odemmacho
- 05-a
- Edoya
- 05-b
- OZU WASHI Ozu History Museum
- 05-c
- IBASEN Ukiyoe Museum
- 06
- Mitsukoshimae
GOAL
07
Nihonbashi
* The listed times are for reference only.