Yoyogi Station 13 代々木駅 Found nearby Yoyogi Station is Yoyogi Park is one of the biggest parks in Tokyo . Yoyogi Station (代々木: 代 – eras and...
Yoyogi Station
13 代々木駅
Found nearby Yoyogi Station is Yoyogi Park is one of the biggest parks in Tokyo .
Yoyogi Station (代々木: 代 – eras and 々 – eras of 木 – trees) was initially opened in 1906 by a private train organization as a stop on the Chuo-Line, yet it's residency as a private railroad station kept going only one week before its guardian organization were assumed control by the 日本国有鉄道.
The name, Yoyogi implies (代) eras and (々) eras of (木) trees, presumably for the numerous trees on the grounds of the eponymous 代々木公園 and 明治神宮 just toward the south of the Station. The half million square meter Yoyogi park has in overabundance of 15,000 trees on its sweeping grounds and feels more like a woodland than a recreation center.
In spring a great many individuals come to appreciate the 桜 blooms and in the fall they return to appreciate the savagely brilliant leaves of the 銀杏 trees. Yoyogi Park offers free 自転車 rentals for youngsters, trails for 散歩, open air tables, and wellsprings where one can simply sit and appreciate the recreation center.
The 森林 of Yoyogi Park proceeds onto the grounds of Meiji Jingu Shrine, is the biggest and most excellent holy place in 東京. A few ways wind their way through the blended cedar and deciduous trees and monstrous torii doors to the 神社 at the heart of the grounds. With this much greenery and the sights, sounds and possesses an aroma similar to a woodland saturating your faculties, this is the ideal spot to desert the city.
On the south end of 代々木公園, nearer to Harajuku Station is the Yoyogi National Stadium, site of the 1964 Tokyo Summer Olympics. Amid the Olympics swimming and plunging occasions were held at this area. Today it plays host to ice hockey and b-ball games. The stadium's advanced suspension rooftop and tent-like configuration hardened its place as a vital Tokyo point of interest.
Finally, NHK studio park is situated by Yoyogi Stadium. This is Japan's Hollywood, and you can take a visit and perceive how TV shows are delivered and communicate. There's even a hands on historical center where you can attempt your hand at reporting, acting, or catching all the activity on camera. Prepared for your nearby up?
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