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More aimed at kids really, which is why I took my son there, and fairly similar really to the Tobu Museum in Tokyo.
Takes around 20 minutes to get to from Shibuya.
Entry is only 100 yen for adults and 50 yen for children of primary school age and above.
Worth a look.
Written Nov 19, 2011
Address: 2-10-12 Miyazaki, Miyamae-ku, Kawasaki
Website: http://www.tokyu.co.jp/railway/railway/west/link/museum.html
Last week we went to Kawasaki Marien.
This instisution is located in Higashi-Ogijima of Kawasaki port.
Kawasaki port is the fifth port of the large scale ports of Japan.
If you go up the building, you wil see the typcal industrial scene and know about the Kawasaki port.
Next to this building,There is a park and some tennis corts, you can enjoy sports and BBQ.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: 38-1 Higashiohgijima Kawasaki-ku Kawasaki
Phone: 044-287-6000
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Kawasaki is international city.
So you can find various kind of restaurants.
Especially you can enjoy Korean food.
It is a bit far from Kawasaki st.
You can eat real Korean food and feel the korean mood in this district.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Hama-cho Kawasaki-ku kawasaki city
Really nice and modern Kawasaki City Museum features various galleries of local history and local modern technology, film and video library and theatre.
Museum shops with both souveniers and local historical books, and open air cafe.
The photo is a holographic art created by K. Yamaguchi located at the entrance of the gallery exhibition.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: 1-2 Todoroki, Nakahara-ku, Kawasahi-shi 211-0052
Phone: 044-754-4500
TARO OKAMOTO MUSEUM OF ART, KAWASAKI
This museum celebrates the art of Taro Okamoto.
The museum is surrounded by a wonderful natural environment. It is also nearby the Japan Open-Air Folk House Outdoor Museum, Youth Nature Museum & the remains of Masukata Castle. The park that houses this unique cultural zone is very nice, so you can take a picnic or enjoy food from one of the restaurants or food stalls.
This is a fantastic museum for Okamoto fans and a great place o be introduced to his work if you don't already know him.
Open 9:30am to 5pm Tuesday to Sunday. ¥500 for adults.
Website: http://www.taromuseum.jp/english/index_english.html
Written Dec 5, 2008
Address: 7-1-5 Masukata Tama-ku Kawasaki
Phone: 044-900-9898
Website: http://www.taromuseum.jp/english/index_english.html
Kawasaki Muza Symphony Hall -
First Concert was held on 2004.7.1
Programme: "Gustav Mahler Symphony No.8"
Conductor: Kazuyoshi Akiyama
Orchestra: The Tokyo Symphony Orchestra
There is an attached shopping and office centre which opened Jan. 2004.
Updated Jul 1, 2004
Website: http://www.kawasaki-sym-hall.jp/
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Inside of the twin good looking building is this one..There's a big pound in the center of the lobby. There are nice chairs circling the pound. You can fancy stopping by in there and have a good book to read if you can't do anything..Well, this is what I did;-) You don't have to bring along some snacks if you're not into a tight budget as you can find caffe's and convenient stores around. At the back of the building there's a post office.
Updated Jan 25, 2004
Address: Kawasaki,Kanagawa-Ken,Japan
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As I've said, spring seasons has very pretty trees if it's like this one. Unlike during Fall/autumn season, you can view the much pretty colorful leaves but this one is rather different as the trees is skeleton and in black color..It's a realy nice!
Updated Jan 25, 2004
Address: Kawasaki Station,Kanagawa-Ken,Japan
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The twin good looking Building is where hubby used to go to,everyday. When we see each other after his work we met usually in the train station from where this pic is taken. It's obviously not much to see in here but the Train station has alot of shopping botiques and a department store. There's restaurants,and any kind of shops that you can stroll around. In this area it has more offices and apartments..
Updated Jan 25, 2004
Address: Kawasaki Station,Kanagawa-Ken,Japan
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All streets in Japan or most of it are very clean and has trees along by. During the fall/spring seasons, you can view these trees along when you're walking which is pretty to look at. As Kawasaki is a small city in Kanagawa-Ken there isn't much to see in this place or maybe I didn't know. Don't worry, when I come back I will see to it that I can fully view this cute city.
The photo is near in Kawasaki Station going to hubbys office. And you will notice a JR train passes by.
Updated Jan 25, 2004
Address: Kawasaki Station,Kanagawa-Ken,Japan
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