Tokyo Metropolitan Government Memory Piano
The observation room, located on the 45th floor of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building's Main Building No. 1, offers a panoramic view of Tokyo from 202 meters above ground. With around 2 million visitors each year, it's a hot spot for foreign tourists.
My friend told me there are tons of talented people here, and it's totally true!
I was thinking of trying to play, but now I've completely lost my nerve...😭😭😭
Kameari Park
Kameari Park is located near the north exit of JR Kameari Station (head straight out, then turn right and you’re there). It’s famous as the park of the same name that acts as a setting in the manga “Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Koen-mae Hashutujo.”
Kameari Park is super famous and has two statues of Kankichi Ryotsu. One shows him making a peace sign, and the other is a life-size bronze statue on a bench, made to celebrate the 35th anniversary of Kochikame. Tons of people come here just to take photos with Ryo-san—I was one of them too! 😄
Ito-Yokado Ario Kameari Store
This supermarket carries snacks, cosmetics, and travel items that you can use right away. There’s also an eat-in corner where you can enjoy what you have chosen from a wide selection of bento boxes and side dishes.
There are a lot of supermarkets in Japan, but I think Ito-Yokado's prices are a bit more affordable compared to others.
Kameari Katori Shrine
Kameari Katori Shrine is located about 300 meters southeast of JR Kameari Station across the area’s main street (Kannana-dori).
I followed the trail of Ryo-san statues and ended up at this small but beautiful shrine. The ema (votive plaques) here are really unique—they have Captain Tsubasa and Kankichi Ryotsu from Kochikame on them, which gives them a special meaning.