Tokyo Animal + Religious Pictures

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Craft and care for your own bonsai and learn from an award-winning master in this tribute to a sacred Japanese art.

The city\'s most colourful and popular temple has been a Buddhist shrine for centuries.

The city\'s most colourful and popular temple has been a Buddhist shrine for centuries.

Don\'t miss the chance to experience the sights and smells on offer at the world\'s biggest fish market.

Cats of all shapes and sizes have taken over this purr-fect petting zoo, with a cat train and friendly staff who let you watch the pets during feeding times. 

Visit the upscale restaurants, flashy entertainment complexes and theaters in this hilly neighborhood with modern skyscrapers, shopping malls and nightclubs.

The city\'s most colourful and popular temple has been a Buddhist shrine for centuries.

The city\'s most colourful and popular temple has been a Buddhist shrine for centuries.

One of Japan’s oldest five-story pagodas crowns a remarkable and beautiful temple complex dedicated to Saint Nichiren from the 13th century.

This controversial shrine commemorates and honours those who lost their lives for Japan\'s empire.

The city\'s most colourful and popular temple has been a Buddhist shrine for centuries.

This controversial shrine commemorates and honours those who lost their lives for Japan\'s empire.

The city\'s most colourful and popular temple has been a Buddhist shrine for centuries.

Set within a large park filled with thousands of trees from all over Japan, this shrine is dedicated to a much-loved emperor and offers tranquility to visitors.

Set within a large park filled with thousands of trees from all over Japan, this shrine is dedicated to a much-loved emperor and offers tranquility to visitors.

The city\'s most colourful and popular temple has been a Buddhist shrine for centuries.

Set within a large park filled with thousands of trees from all over Japan, this shrine is dedicated to a much-loved emperor and offers tranquility to visitors.

One of the few buildings in Asakusa to survive wartime bombing, today this 17th-century shrine is the site of one of Tokyo’s most important festivals.