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    Shiba (芝) is an area of Minato ward in Tokyo, Japan and one of districts in the Shiba area. The Japan Shiba Telephone Office. Shiba area. Shiba was a ward of Tokyo City from 1878 to 1947. It was merged with Akasaka and Azabu wards to form Minato ward on March 15, 1947.

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    • Zojoji Temple
    • Meishu Center
    • 'Seaside Top' Observatory at The World Trade Center Building
    • Hamarikyu Garden

    Tokyo Tower has been an iconic feature of Tokyo’s landscape since its erection in 1958. The bright orange tower defines the Shiba area and is the perfect spot to gaze out over the city. The main deck at 150 meters offers panoramic views and is accessible via lift, or for those ready to feel the burn, a 600-step staircase. There is a secondary deck ...

    Zojoji Temple is one of the most scenic temples in Tokyo, especially in the spring where the sakura-filled garden contrasts beautifully with the iconic Tokyo Tower. Zojoji, the first Nembutsu Dojo(training hall) in Kanto, was founded in 1393 by the Buddhist priest Yuyo Shoso. Zojoji became the family temple of the Tokugawa Shoguns in the Edo period...

    Meishu Center is a tasting bar which offers an accessible introduction into Japanese sake. The small shop stocks sakefrom 47 domestic distilleries, in addition to several Japanese beers and plum wines. As a sakenovice, it can be difficult to know where to start in a store offering more than 150 bottles. But here at Meishu Center, the display cabine...

    The Seaside Top observatory at the Tokyo World Trade Center is one of the most overlooked hidden gems in the city. The 152m tall skyscraper has recently been renovated and offers 360-degree views of the Tokyo. The building is situated perfectly to afford both city and bay side views. This observatory is a steal at just 620 yen and with its 200-mete...

    Hamarikyu is the family garden of the Tokugawa Shogun and is a designated cultural heritage site. This garden features a seawater pond which changes with the tide of Tokyo Bay, three tea houses, a 300-year-old pine and a Japanese cypress bridge. The garden has undergone reconstruction and the elegant architectural features perfectly replicate the o...

    • Zojoji Temple. Zojoji temple is the spiritual heart of Shiba and you should definitely check it out at some point. You can’t miss it with its huge red gate (Sangedatsumon) that marks the entrance to the temple.
    • Nishimukikannon. While you visit Zojoji temple, don’t miss the Nishimuki-kannon shrine that is located just next to the temple. You will be able to see a large number of cute statues that represent Jizo Bosatsu-Shinto deity.
    • Shiba Park. Shiba park is the main park of the area and its popularity is growing year after year. Tokyoites enjoy here the greenery and the beautiful view on Tokyo tower.
    • Tokyo Tower. While exploring Shiba area, you won’t be able to miss Tokyo tower as you will be able to see it from all the neighbourhood. By day or by night, a view on Tokyo tower is always enjoyable and perfect for some photo souvenirs.
  2. Jan 18, 2024 · 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.

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  3. Shiba Park is one of the oldest public parks in Japan, which opened in 1873. The park is divided into Tokyo Metropolitan Shiba Park and Minato City Shiba Park. The park is dotted with facilities such as the Prince Park Tower Tokyo, the Tokyo Prince Hotel, Zojoji Temple and Minato City Library Minato branch. Tokyo Tower rises in the immediate ...

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  4. Feb 13, 2021 · Shiba area is located in the center of Tokyo where the founder and first shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate of Japan built Tokaido, one of the most important Five Routes of the Edo period in Japan, connecting Kyoto to Edo (modern-day Tokyo).

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  6. It is home to historic facilities such as Zojoji and Shiba-daijingu; the rich green Kyu-Shiba-rikyu Gardens; the landmark Tokyo Tower; waterfront areas with beautiful views of Tokyo Bay; and the Shiki Theatre Company.