TAMAGAWA KOHEN : Let’s Visit Tokyo – Tamagawa Koen

Posted on Sun Sep 27, 05:29 by Fabimaru, France
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可愛い！！！

Posted on Sun Sep 27, 07:58 by HamuSumo, Student, Germany
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Seriously, interesting history lesson. Thanks! Heard about the facts for the first time.

Posted on Sun Sep 27, 10:44 by Cutkillavince, MI Manager, KR, FR, NL
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@Dai: Your daughter is very cute

Posted on Mon Sep 28, 01:37 by joerikas
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Again many thx 4 your effort by putting those vids online in your sparetime. Greets from Vienna, a biêntot

Posted on Mon Sep 28, 08:14 by Niels, Travel Manager, Nederland
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I didn't know that there was a Jewish park in Tamagawa.
Shouldn't the title be either: Tamagawa Koen or Tamagawa Goen?

Just asking. Never seen park romanised with an H before.

And if you;re talking about the yayoi (Not Yaoi) period, please find the time to check out the much more interesting Yoshinogari Koen (with a K) a bit below Fukuoka.

Http://www.yoshinogari.jp/en/

It's well worth a visit if you're ever outside of Tokyo

Posted on Mon Sep 28, 06:00 by Iron, Germany
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Great video, thank you for the trouble you're going through. And thanks for the small history lesson as well it was quite interesting! Btw why won't they just let ppl in, instead they do a complete reproduction of a tomb even if it is right beside it?

Posted on Tue Sep 29, 06:22 by Niels, Travel Manager, Nederland
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To preserve the original in it's original state so they may actually possibly discover more about it at a later time.

Also to protect it from sweaty tourists that leave chewing gum everywhere. That's standard practice for most digs like this that are deemed historically important. Not just in Japan, but in every country.

Posted on Tue Sep 29, 05:31 by Iron, Germany
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Well i understand that much, but on the other hand pyramids - none build a replica, or all the ancient German castles, fortress etc are available to public as well. so i was just wondering why not in Japan But i have an answer now, thank you!