The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
Shiba is a district of Minato Ward in central Tokyo. Located to the west of Hamamatsucho, it’s home to Zojo-ji Temple. If you live or you’ve been a tourist in Tokyo, you’re probably familiar with the photo of the temple with Tokyo Tower looming in the background – that’s Zojo-ji
It’s also the home to the large Shiba Koen (park) which mostly surrounds Zojo-ji. Tokyo tower is just to the west of the park and can be accessed on foot by walking through the park.
Step aside, cherry blossom: the humble plum is here.
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A major temple next to Shiba Park and in the shadow of Tokyo Tower. It's popular with …
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