Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery

Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery in Jingu Gaien is located at the end of Ginkgo tree street.

This building was built in 1925 and exhibits 80 masterpieces of historic scenes of Meiji Restoration and Meiji era. 40 Japanese style paintings are in one side of the building and 40 Western style paintings are in the other side of the building.

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<The Nearest Station>

Gaienmae station on Ginza Line (G03/Tokyo Metro) /
Aoyama Itchome station on Ginza Line / Oedo Line
(G04/Tokyo Metro/E24/Toei Subway)

<Admission>

500 yen

9:00-17:00
10:00-17:00 from Dec.30 through Jan.2
Open throughout the year

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Jingu Baseball Stadium

Jingu Baseball Stadium in Jingu Gaien is home of Tokyo Yakult Swallows, a professional baseball team.

There're baseball grounds for amateur players around the stadium.
There's a batting center, too.

This stadium is used for university league in Tokyo, too.

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<The Nearest Station>

Gaienmae station on Ginza Line (G03/Tokyo Metro) /
Aoyama Itchome station on Ginza Line / Oedo Line
(G04/Tokyo Metro/E24/Toei Subway)

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Autumn Leaves in Jingu Gaien

Jingu Gaien means "Outer Garden of Meiji Jingu Shrine".

There is a street lined with ginkgo trees and the height of the trees are trimmed shorter toward the vanishing point of the perspective view to show the street longer.

This street is for cars and promenades for pedestrians on both sides.
It means two lines of ginkgo trees on both sides of the center street.

We have so many people walking on the promenades in autumn.

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<The Nearest Station>

Gaienmae station on Ginza Line (G03/Tokyo Metro) /
Aoyama Itchome station on Ginza Line / Oedo Line
(G04/Tokyo Metro/E24/Toei Subway)

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TEPIA Advanced Technology Gallary

TEPIA stands for Association for Technological Excellence Promoting Innovative Advances.
If you'd like to know the most advanced technology in Japan, this is the right place to visit.

Exhibitions are kind of showcases of advanced technology of Japanese companies.

At the entrance hall, there's a screen to guess your sex and age.

They have four zones.

1. "Technology Pathway" focusing on robotics technology

2. "Technology Showcase" introducing advanced technology with their design background related to social problems

3. "Technology Studio" showing experimental technology to suggest future society and lives

4. "Technology Lab" providing an experience of technology principles of robotics.

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<The Nearest Station>

Gaienmae on Ginza Line (G03/Tokyo Metro)

<Admission>

Free of Charge

10:00-18:00   (Week days)     Closed on Mondays
10:00-17:00   (Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays)

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Guides tour in English is available.