{"id":9454,"date":"2025-06-05T07:17:36","date_gmt":"2025-06-05T05:17:36","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/msphotographics.de\/?p=9454"},"modified":"2025-06-18T04:17:37","modified_gmt":"2025-06-18T02:17:37","slug":"tokio-mount-fuji-und-kamakura","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/msphotographics.de\/en\/tokio-mount-fuji-und-kamakura\/","title":{"rendered":"Tokyo, Mount Fuji and Kamakura"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Tokio, Mount Fuji und Kamakura:<\/h3>\n

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F\u00fcr die Besichtigung von Tokio mit Fahrt zum Mount Fuji und nach Kamakura haben wir 4 Tage geplant, bevor wir dann mit der Bahn weiter Richtung Kyoto und Osaka fahren.<\/p>\n

Japan ist am einfachsten per Flugzeug zu erreichen. Tokio selbst hat zwei Flugh\u00e4fen mit internationaler Anbindung. Den Flughafen Tokio Haneda, der relativ zentrumsnah gebaut ist und den Flughafen Narita, der etwa 60 Kilometer \u00f6stlich von Tokio liegt.<\/p>\n

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Vom Flughafen Narita erreicht man das Stadtzentrum von Tokio in ungef\u00e4hr einer Stunde mit der Regionalbahn.<\/p>\n

Preislich bietet der Flughafen Narita meist die attraktiveren Angebote, so dass sich ein Vergleich in jedem Fall lohnt.<\/p>\n

Die Einreise nach Japan ist problemlos m\u00f6glich. Ein deutscher Reisepass gen\u00fcgt, um Japan f\u00fcr 90 Tage ohne Visum besuchen zu d\u00fcrfen. Eine vorab Registrierung ist nicht mehr erforderlich.<\/p>\n

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Ankunft in Tokio:<\/h3>\n

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Tokio, die pulsierende Hauptstadt Japans, ist nicht nur ein politisches und wirtschaftliches Zentrum, sondern auch ein kultureller Schmelztiegel, der Tradition und Moderne vereint.<\/p>\n

Mit \u00fcber 13 Millionen Einwohnern ist Tokio eine der gr\u00f6\u00dften Metropolregionen der Welt. Seine einzigartigen Stadtteile, die Vielfalt an kulinarischen K\u00f6stlichkeiten und die unz\u00e4hligen M\u00f6glichkeiten zur Erkundung machen Tokio zu einem perfekten Ziel f\u00fcr Reisende und Kulturinteressierte.<\/p>\n

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Unterwegs in Tokio:<\/h3>\n

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Wer in Japan viel mit den \u00f6ffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln und der Regionalbahn entdecken m\u00f6chte, sollte sich vorab um einen Suica- oder Pasmo-Ausweis f\u00fcr einfaches Reisen k\u00fcmmern. Man kann ihn entweder mit dem Smartphone \u00fcber die Wallet oder vor Ort im Scheckkartenformat kaufen.<\/p>\n

Als Ausgangspunkt f\u00fcr unsere Tour haben wir den Stadtteil Akihabara gew\u00e4hlt. Dieser ist auch als das Mekka f\u00fcr Technik- und Anime-Liebhaber bekannt. Die L\u00e4den bieten alles, von den neuesten Gadgets bis hin zu Manga, Gaming und Merchandise.<\/p>\n

Hotels sind hier zahlreich zu teils g\u00fcnstigen Preisen zu finden. Ob mit oder ohne Fr\u00fchst\u00fcck h\u00e4ngt von den pers\u00f6nlichen Reiseplanungen ab. Meist ist fr\u00fches Aufstehen ratsam, da am Morgen die Sehensw\u00fcrdigkeiten noch deutlich weniger besucht sind.<\/p>\n

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Die hei\u00dfe Thermalquelle (Onsen):<\/h3>\n

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Onsen sind traditionelle japanische Thermalquellen oder ein Thermalbad, das normalerweise mit hei\u00dfem Mineralwasser gef\u00fcllt ist, das aus der Erde kommt.<\/p>\n

Diese Badst\u00e4tten sind bekannt f\u00fcr ihre entspannenden und heilenden Eigenschaften und sind in Japan sehr beliebt. Onsen k\u00f6nnen sowohl in der Natur, oft in malerischen Umgebungen, als auch in modernen Einrichtungen oder Hotels gefunden werden.<\/p>\n

Onsen haben oft verschiedene B\u00e4der mit unterschiedlichen Temperaturen und Mineralien, und sie werden in der Regel durch eine besondere Etikette genutzt, einschlie\u00dflich einer gr\u00fcndlichen K\u00f6rperreinigung vor dem Betreten der Becken. Oft gibt es sowohl Innen- als auch Au\u00dfenbecken. Sie sind nicht nur Orte f\u00fcr Entspannung, sondern bieten auch soziale Interaktion und kulturelle Erfahrungen.<\/p>\n

Einige Unterk\u00fcnfte bieten auch eigene Onsen zur kostenfreien Nutzung an.<\/p>\n

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Der Senso-ji, Tokios \u00e4ltester Tempel:<\/h3>\n

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Der Senso-ji ist der \u00e4lteste und bekannteste buddhistische Tempel Tokios. Er befindet sich im Stadtteil Asakusa und wurde im Jahr 628 n. Chr. gegr\u00fcndet. Der Tempel ist Bodhisattva Kannon gewidmet, der f\u00fcr Mitgef\u00fchl und Barmherzigkeit steht.<\/p>\n

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Die Hauptattraktion ist das gro\u00dfe rote Tor, das Kaminarimon, das den Eingang zum Tempelbereich markiert. Ein Weg f\u00fchrt vorbei an zahlreichen Souvenirl\u00e4den und St\u00e4nden mit traditionellem Essen, bevor man den Tempel erreicht. Die Architektur des Tempels ist beeindruckend und zeigt das typisch japanische Design.<\/p>\n

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Der Senso-ji Tempel zieht j\u00e4hrlich Millionen von Besuchern an. Sowohl Einheimische als auch Touristen kommen hier her. Besonders gut besucht ist die Anlage w\u00e4hrend der Neujahrsfeiern und dem Hanami (Kirschbl\u00fctenfest).<\/p>\n

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Der Tempel ist ein wichtiger Teil des kulturellen Erbes Tokios und ein beliebter Ort f\u00fcr Pilger und Reisende.<\/p>\n

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Ein wichtiger Teil der Kultur ist es, sich vor dem Beten die H\u00e4nde am Brunnen zu waschen und den Mund auszusp\u00fclen.<\/p>\n

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Der Ueno Park:<\/h3>\n

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Der 1873 gegr\u00fcndete Ueno-Park ist einer der beliebtesten Parks der Stadt und bekannt f\u00fcr seine wundersch\u00f6nen Kirschbl\u00fcten im Fr\u00fchling, seine verschiedenen Museen und kulturellen St\u00e4tten.<\/p>\n

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Zu den wichtigsten Highlights des Ueno-Parks z\u00e4hlen:<\/p>\n

Ueno Zoo: Japans \u00e4ltester Zoo, Heimat einer Vielzahl von Tieren, darunter gro\u00dfe Pandas.<\/p>\n

Museen: Der Park beherbergt mehrere namhafte Museen wie das Nationalmuseum Tokio, das Nationalmuseum f\u00fcr westliche Kunst und das Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum.<\/p>\n

Kirschbl\u00fcten: Der Park ist ber\u00fchmt f\u00fcr seine Kirschbl\u00fctenb\u00e4ume, die w\u00e4hrend der Hanami-Saison (Bl\u00fctenschau) von Ende M\u00e4rz bis Anfang April viele Besucher anziehen.<\/p>\n

Shinto-Schreine: Der Ueno-Park beherbergt historische St\u00e4tten wie den Toshogu-Schrein, der Tokugawa Ieyasu gewidmet ist.<\/p>\n

Der Park bietet eine ruhige Zuflucht vor dem gesch\u00e4ftigen Stadtleben und ist daher ein beliebter Ort f\u00fcr Einheimische und Touristen. Ob Natur-, Kultur- oder Geschichtsinteressierte \u2013 der Ueno-Park bietet vielf\u00e4ltige Erlebnisse.<\/p>\n

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Fahrt zum Mount Fuji:<\/h3>\n

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Von Tokio aus ist der Mount Fuji mit der Bahn oder mit Bussen in etwa zweieinhalb Stunden zu erreichen.<\/p>\n

Wenn man mit dem Bus fahren m\u00f6chte, sollten Bustickets<\/a> bereits etwa eine Woche vor der geplanten Fahrt gebucht werden, da sonst die Fahrten zu den beliebtesten Zeiten ausgebucht sind.<\/p>\n

Wichtig ist, vor der Buchung den Wetterbericht zu pr\u00fcfen und m\u00f6gliche Wetter\u00e4nderungen zu beobachten. Selbst eine perfekte Wettervorhersage ist keine Garantie, dass der Fuji auch tats\u00e4chlich zu sehen ist. Hohe Luftfeuchtigkeit oder leichter Dunst k\u00f6nnen den Berg schon eintr\u00fcben oder komplett unsichtbar machen.<\/p>\n

Es empfiehlt sich, zumindest am Morgen mit dem Bus zu fahren und bereits bei Shimiyoshida auszusteigen. Die meisten Touristen fahren direkt an den Kawaguchi-See. So kann man dem Hauptansturm auf die Chureito-Pagode, dem bekanntesten Aussichtspunkt Japans, zumindest etwas entgehen.<\/p>\n

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Von Shimiyoshida zur Chureito-Pagode:<\/h3>\n

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Von der Bushaltestelle an der Shimoyoshida Expressway erreicht man Fu\u00dfl\u00e4ufig sowohl die Chureito Pagode, als auch einige Aussichtspunkte in der Stadt Fujiyoshida. Vom Bahnhof kann man dann bequem weiter an den Kawaguchi-See fahren.<\/p>\n

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H\u00e4ufig zu sehen sind in Japan die h\u00f6lzernen, roten Tore, die meist den Zugang zu einem der zahlreichen Schreine und Tempelanlagen darstellen.<\/p>\n

Dieses markiert den Zugang zur Chureito Pagode, die man nach einem treppenreichen Aufstieg in ungef\u00e4hr einer viertel Stunde erreicht. Von oben hat man einen herrlichen Ausblick \u00fcber Fujiyoshida und den Mount Fuji<\/p>\n

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Von der Aussichtsplattform ist der Blick, zusammen mit der Pagode noch imposanter. Bis zum Fr\u00fchsommer ist der Mount Fuji meist noch mit Schnee und Eis bedeckt. M\u00f6chte man den Gipfel erklimmen, sollte man die Reise im Juli oder August planen.<\/p>\n

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Nach Besichtigung der Chuerito Pagode lohnt sich ein Spaziergang durch die Stra\u00dfen und Gassen von Fujiyoshida wobei man immer wieder den Blick auf den Vulkan genie\u00dfen kann. Anschlie\u00dfend geht es mit der Bahn weiter in Richtung Kawaguchi-See.<\/p>\n

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Unterwegs am Kawaguichi-See:<\/h3>\n

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Von der Kawaguchiko Station sollte, um an den See zu gelangen, ein Sightseeing Bus genommen werden. Es gibt verschiedene Buslinien zur Wahl und je nach pers\u00f6nlichen Pr\u00e4ferenzen, kann man sich die passende Route w\u00e4hlen. Am See entlang kann man bei den verschiedenen Stationen aus- und wieder zusteigen und die einzelnen Orte nach Belieben erkunden.<\/p>\n

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Der Kawaguchi-See bietet einiges an M\u00f6glichkeiten, um einen Nachmittag dort zu verbringen. Neben Bootsfahrten kann man sich auch ein Fahrrad mieten und die Landschaft auf eigene Faust erkunden.<\/p>\n

Einige Caf\u00e9s am Seeufer laden mit perfekter Kulisse zum Verweilen ein. Der Oishi Park bietet herrliche Aussichten auf den Mount Fuji und ist ideal f\u00fcr herrliche Fotomotive, besonders w\u00e4hrend der Kirschbl\u00fcte und des Herbstlaubes.<\/p>\n

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Die Mount Fuji Panorama Seilbahn ist eine beliebte Attraktion am Kawaguchi-See, die atemberaubende Ausblicke auf den Mount Fuji und die umliegende Landschaft bietet. Sie befindet etwa 15 Gehminuten vom Bahnhof und dem Sightseeing Bus-Terminal entfernt.<\/p>\n

Die Bergstation befindet sich auf 1.075 Metern H\u00f6he, was eine spektakul\u00e4re Sicht auf den Mount Fuji, sowie auf den Kawaguchi-See erm\u00f6glicht.<\/p>\n

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Erstaunlicherweise gab es am Sp\u00e4tnachmittag kurz vor Sonnenuntergang \u00fcberhaupt keine Wartezeit. Der Ausblick von der Aussichtsplattform ist einmalig und einer der H\u00f6hepunkte des Ausflugs zum Mount Fuji.<\/p>\n

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Nach Sonnenuntergang ging es mit der Bahn von der Kawaguchi Station in knapp drei Stunden wieder zur\u00fcck nach Tokio. <\/p>\n

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Die Shibuya Kreuzung:<\/h3>\n

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Die Shibuya Kreuzung ist eine der ber\u00fchmtesten und gesch\u00e4ftigsten Verkehrskreuzungen der Welt und ein wahrer Ausdruck des pulsierenden Lebens in Tokio.<\/p>\n

Sie befindet sich direkt vor dem Shibuya-Bahnhof, einem der verkehrsreichsten Bahnh\u00f6fe in Tokio.<\/p>\n

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An den Ampeln wechseln gleichzeitig Hunderte von Fu\u00dfg\u00e4ngern in alle Richtungen, was ein \u00e4u\u00dferst beeindruckendes und ziemlich chaotisches Schauspiel ist.<\/p>\n

Vom Shibuya Sky einer neu er\u00f6ffneten Aussichtsterrasse im Shibuya Scramble Square bietet sich ein fantastischer Blick auf die Kreuzung und die Skyline von Tokio. Dies ist ein idealer Ort, um die gesamte Szenerie zu \u00fcberblicken. Allerdings sind die Tickets rar und m\u00fcssen einige Wochen vor dem Besuch gebucht werden.<\/p>\n

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Alternativ gibt es eine Menge Caf\u00e9s und Restaurants in den angrenzenden Geb\u00e4uden. Beispielsweise das Shibuya 109 oder das QFRONT. Von dort hat man ebenfalls sch\u00f6ne Ausblicke auf die Kreuzung und teilweise sogar komplett umsonst.<\/p>\n

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Der Meiji-Schrein:<\/h3>\n

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Der Meiji-Schrein (Meiji Jingu) in Tokio ist eines der bedeutendsten Shinto-Heiligt\u00fcmer des Landes und ein beliebtes Ziel f\u00fcr Touristen und Einheimische.<\/p>\n

Er befindet sich im Shibuya-Bezirk, in einem gro\u00dfen Waldgebiet, das eine ruhige Oase in der gesch\u00e4ftigen Stadt bietet. Er liegt nur etwa 15 Minuten zu Fu\u00df vom Shibuya-Bahnhof entfernt.<\/p>\n

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Der Schrein ist dem Kaiser Meiji und seiner Frau, der Kaiserin Shoken, gewidmet. Er wurde 1920 erbaut, um die beiden nach ihrem Tod zu ehren und zu verewigen.<\/p>\n

Die Architektur des Schreins ist typisch f\u00fcr Shinto-Schreine und zeichnet sich durch die Verwendung von nat\u00fcrlichen Materialien und das harmonische Design aus. Die gro\u00dfen Torii-Tore, die den Eingang zum Schrein markieren, sind besonders beeindruckend.<\/p>\n

Der Zugang zum Schrein erfolgt durch einen malerischen Waldweg, der mit zahlreichen B\u00e4umen, die eigens f\u00fcr den Schrein gepflanzt wurden, ges\u00e4umt ist. Der Spaziergang f\u00fchrt in eine friedliche Atmosph\u00e4re und macht den Besuch besonders angenehm.<\/p>\n

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Besucher haben die M\u00f6glichkeit, Shinto-Rituale zu beobachten und eigene Gebete zu sprechen. Am Schrein gibt es einen Bereich f\u00fcr Reinigungsrituale und eine Haupthalle, in der Zeremonien stattfinden.<\/p>\n

Der Meiji-Schrein ist ein auch ein beliebter Ort f\u00fcr traditionelle japanische Hochzeiten. Mit etwas Gl\u00fcck kann man eine derartige Feier direkt miterleben.<\/p>\n

In der N\u00e4he befindet sich der Yoyogi-Park, ein weiterer beliebter Ort f\u00fcr Erholung und Freiluftaktivit\u00e4ten. Die Verbindung zwischen dem Meiji-Schrein und dem Park ist flie\u00dfend und l\u00e4dt zu einem ausgedehnten Spaziergang ein.<\/p>\n

Besuchen sollte man den Schrein am fr\u00fchen Morgen, um die volle Ruhe und die spirituelle Atmosph\u00e4re zu erleben.<\/p>\n

Der Meiji-Schrein ist nicht nur ein kulturelles Erbe, sondern auch ein Ort der Besinnung und des Friedens inmitten der Hektik Tokios. Es ist ein absolutes Muss f\u00fcr jeden Besucher!<\/p>\n

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Unterwegs im Stadtteil Shibuya:<\/h3>\n

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Der Stadtteil Shibuya ist eines der aufregendsten und bekanntesten Viertel Tokios und hat eine Vielzahl von Attraktionen und Erlebnissen zu bieten. Nahezu hinter jeder Ecke gibt es etwas zu entdecken. Kleine Grillw\u00e4gen am Stra\u00dfenrand, die einen Snack f\u00fcr Unterwegs anbieten oder ein Mann der 23 Hunde spazieren f\u00fchrt.<\/p>\n

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Shibuya ist ein lebhaftes Viertel, das mit seiner Mischung aus Tradition, Moderne, Kunst, Shopping und Gastronomie f\u00fcr jeden etwas zu bieten hat.<\/p>\n

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Moderne Malls, unz\u00e4hlige Caf\u00e9s und Restaurants sowie Bars und Clubs bieten Besch\u00e4ftigung f\u00fcr jede Tageszeit.<\/p>\n

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Von den Dachterrassen der Einkaufszentren hat man einen faszinierenden Blick \u00fcber Shibuya und kann das Treiben auf den Stra\u00dfen beobachten.<\/p>\n

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Der Tokio Tower:<\/h3>\n

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Nicht weit von Shibuya entfernt findet sich der Tokio Tower. Er ist eines der ikonischsten Bauwerke Japans und ein beliebtes Wahrzeichen Tokios.<\/p>\n

Der Tokio Tower wurde 1958 er\u00f6ffnet und war urspr\u00fcnglich als Radioturm f\u00fcr Fernsehsendungen konzipiert.<\/p>\n

Er ist 333 Meter hoch und war bis zur Er\u00f6ffnung des Tokio Skytree im Jahr 2012 der h\u00f6chste Turm Japans.<\/p>\n

Inspiriert vom Eiffelturm in Paris, hat der Tokio Tower eine charakteristische orange-wei\u00dfe Farbe, den der Luftfahrtvorschriften entspricht.<\/p>\n

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Der Tokio Tower hat zwei Aussichtsplattformen.<\/p>\n

Die Hauptplattform auf 150 Metern H\u00f6he bietet einen Rundumblick auf Tokio, einschlie\u00dflich Sehensw\u00fcrdigkeiten wie den Kaiserpalast, den Tokio Skytree und die Bucht von Tokio.<\/p>\n

Die spezielle Plattform auf 250 Metern H\u00f6he bietet eine noch beeindruckendere Perspektive auf die Stadt und an klaren Tagen kann man sogar bis zum Mount Fuji blicken.<\/p>\n

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Unterwegs im Stadtteil Ginza:<\/h3>\n

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Ginza z\u00e4hlt zu den wohlhabendsten Ecken Tokios. Es ist das Luxuskaufhausviertel mit hochklassigen Marken und stilvollen Caf\u00e9s. Zudem ist Ginza auch ein Zentrum f\u00fcr Gastronomie, mit einer Vielzahl an feinen, hochklassigen aber auch teuren Restaurants.<\/p>\n

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Sushi am Tsukiji-Fischmarkt:<\/h3>\n

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Der Tsukiji Fischmarkt, einst der gr\u00f6\u00dfte Fischmarkt der Welt, ist ein faszinierendes Ziel in Tokio, das f\u00fcr seine frischen Meeresfr\u00fcchte, lebhaften Atmosph\u00e4ren und kulinarischen Erlebnisse bekannt ist.<\/p>\n

Frischer, originaler und leckerer als hier, kann man Sushi kaum irgendwo bekommen. <\/p>\n

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Fahrt nach Kamkura:<\/h3>\n

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Kamakura ist eine charmante K\u00fcstenstadt s\u00fcdlich von Tokio, die reich an Geschichte, Natur und Kultur ist. Sie war im 12. bis 14. Jahrhundert Sitz der Kamakura-Shogunate und bietet heute eine tolle Mischung aus Tempeln, Str\u00e4nden und kleinen Gassen.<\/p>\n

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Die Enoden – die Stra\u00dfenbahn von Kamakura:<\/h3>\n

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Die Stra\u00dfenbahn von Kamakura \u2013 offiziell Enoden (kurz f\u00fcr Enoshima Dentetsu) \u2013 ist etwas wirklich Besonderes und hat viel Charme.<\/p>\n

Eine Fahrt mit der Enoden wirkt wie eine kleine Zeitreise. Die Z\u00fcge sind relativ kompakt, sind teils im Retro-Look gehalten und fahren durch enge Stra\u00dfen, Wohngebiete, an Tempeln vorbei und an der K\u00fcste entlang. Viele Menschen f\u00fchlen sich an alte Filme oder Anime erinnert.<\/p>\n

Die Linie verbindet Kamakura mit Fujisawa und h\u00e4lt an Enoshima, einer beliebten K\u00fcsteninsel. Unterwegs gibt es Zwischenstationen an denen man Tempel & Schreine, Str\u00e4nde mit Meerblick und kleine, heimelige Bahnh\u00f6fe direkt in Wohngegenden entdecken kann.<\/p>\n

Teilweise f\u00e4hrt der Zug sogar durch enge Stra\u00dfen direkt neben H\u00e4usern \u2013 das ist ziemlich einzigartig in Japan.<\/p>\n

Die Enoden ist ber\u00fchmt aus Anime und Filmen, wie zum Beispiel \u201cSlam Dunk\u201d \u2013 die Bahnkreuzung nahe der Kamakurak\u014dk\u014dmae Station ist ein Pilgerort f\u00fcr Fans. Auch in \u201cYour Name\u201d oder \u201cElfen Lied\u201d taucht die Gegend auf.<\/p>\n

Mit einem Enoden-Tagespass (\u201cNoriorikun\u201d) oder dem Suica-Ausweis kann man flexibel ein- und aussteigen, um den Gro\u00dfen Buddha, verschiedene Tempelanlagen oder die Insel Enoshima zu besuchen.<\/p>\n

Wenn man Kamakura besucht, ist eine Fahrt mit der Enoden nicht nur ein Transportmittel \u2013 sie ist selbst schon fast eine eigene Sehensw\u00fcrdigkeit.<\/p>\n

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Die Insel Enoshima:<\/h3>\n

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Von der Enoden ist die Insel Endoshima bequem zu Fu\u00df zu erreichen.<\/p>\n

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Die Sea Candle ist umgeben vom Samuel Cocking Garden, einem botanischen Garten mit einer Vielzahl exotischer Pflanzen und Blumen. Ein idealer Ort f\u00fcr Naturliebhaber und Fotografen.<\/p>\n

Enoshima ist zudem bekannt f\u00fcr seine Str\u00e4nde, die besonders im Sommer auch bei Surfern beliebt sind. Entlang der K\u00fcste gibt es au\u00dferdem zahlreiche Caf\u00e9s und Restaurants mit Meerblick. Hier kann man Entspannen oder lokale Delikatessen genie\u00dfen.[\/et_pb_text][\/et_pb_column][\/et_pb_row][et_pb_row _builder_version=“4.27.4″ _module_preset=“default“ global_colors_info=“{}“ theme_builder_area=“post_content“][et_pb_column type=“4_4″ _builder_version=“4.16″ _module_preset=“default“ global_colors_info=“{}“ theme_builder_area=“post_content“][et_pb_image src=“https:\/\/msphotographics.de\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/A4A4682.jpg“ title_text=“_A4A4682″ show_in_lightbox=“on“ use_overlay=“on“ overlay_icon_color=“#000000″ hover_overlay_color=“rgba(0,0,0,0.2)“ _builder_version=“4.27.4″ border_radii=“on|8px|8px|8px|8px“ box_shadow_style=“preset3″ box_shadow_vertical=“16px“ box_shadow_blur=“96px“ box_shadow_spread=“-24px“ global_colors_info=“{}“ theme_builder_area=“post_content“][\/et_pb_image][\/et_pb_column][\/et_pb_row][et_pb_row _builder_version=“4.23.1″ _module_preset=“default“ global_colors_info=“{}“ theme_builder_area=“post_content“][et_pb_column type=“4_4″ _builder_version=“4.23.1″ _module_preset=“default“ global_colors_info=“{}“ theme_builder_area=“post_content“][et_pb_text _builder_version=“4.27.4″ _module_preset=“default“ text_font=“Roboto|500|||||||“ text_font_size=“16px“ global_colors_info=“{}“ theme_builder_area=“post_content“]Neben Seev\u00f6geln gibt es auch zahlreiche Raubv\u00f6gel auf der Insel. Diese haben oft auch die Snacks der vielen Touristen im Auge um sich einen Happen zu ergaunern.[\/et_pb_text][\/et_pb_column][\/et_pb_row][et_pb_row column_structure=“1_2,1_2″ _builder_version=“4.23.1″ _module_preset=“default“ global_colors_info=“{}“ theme_builder_area=“post_content“][et_pb_column type=“1_2″ _builder_version=“4.16″ _module_preset=“default“ global_colors_info=“{}“ theme_builder_area=“post_content“][et_pb_image src=“https:\/\/msphotographics.de\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/A4A4692.jpg“ title_text=“_A4A4692″ show_in_lightbox=“on“ use_overlay=“on“ overlay_icon_color=“#000000″ hover_overlay_color=“rgba(0,0,0,0.2)“ _builder_version=“4.27.4″ border_radii=“on|8px|8px|8px|8px“ box_shadow_style=“preset3″ box_shadow_vertical=“16px“ box_shadow_blur=“96px“ box_shadow_spread=“-24px“ global_colors_info=“{}“ theme_builder_area=“post_content“][\/et_pb_image][\/et_pb_column][et_pb_column type=“1_2″ _builder_version=“4.16″ _module_preset=“default“ global_colors_info=“{}“ theme_builder_area=“post_content“][et_pb_image src=“https:\/\/msphotographics.de\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/A4A4697.jpg“ title_text=“_A4A4697″ show_in_lightbox=“on“ use_overlay=“on“ overlay_icon_color=“#000000″ hover_overlay_color=“rgba(0,0,0,0.2)“ _builder_version=“4.27.4″ border_radii=“on|8px|8px|8px|8px“ box_shadow_style=“preset3″ box_shadow_vertical=“16px“ box_shadow_blur=“96px“ box_shadow_spread=“-24px“ global_colors_info=“{}“ theme_builder_area=“post_content“][\/et_pb_image][\/et_pb_column][\/et_pb_row][et_pb_row _builder_version=“4.16″ _module_preset=“default“ global_colors_info=“{}“ theme_builder_area=“post_content“][et_pb_column type=“4_4″ _builder_version=“4.16″ _module_preset=“default“ global_colors_info=“{}“ theme_builder_area=“post_content“][et_pb_text _builder_version=“4.27.4″ _module_preset=“default“ header_font=“Roboto|700|||||||“ header_2_font=“Roboto|700|||||||“ header_3_font=“Roboto|700|||||||“ global_colors_info=“{}“ theme_builder_area=“post_content“]<\/p>\n

Mit der Enoden zum Bronze-Buddha:<\/h3>\n

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Von Enoshima kommt man bequem mit der Enoden zum gro\u00dfen Bronze-Buddha, dem Wahrzeichen von Kamakura.<\/p>\n

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Der gro\u00dfe Bronze-Buddha von Kamakura (K\u014dtoku-in) ist eine riesige, etwa 13 Meter hohe, bronzene Buddha-Statue (Daibutsu) und das Wahrzeichen der Stadt Kamakura. Man kann sogar ins Innere der Statue gehen um dort zu beten. Die Statue liegt in einem sch\u00f6n angelegten Park, der w\u00e4hrend der Kirschbl\u00fcte besonders pr\u00e4chtig ist.<\/p>\n

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Auf dem Weg vom Bronze-Buddha zur\u00fcck zum Bahnhof der Enoden finden sich einige Souvenirl\u00e4den, Caf\u00e9s und sch\u00f6n angelegte G\u00e4rten etlang der Stra\u00dfe.<\/p>\n

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Der Tsurugaoka Hachiman-g\u016b:<\/h3>\n

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Der Tsurugaoka Hachiman-g\u016b ist der wichtigste Shinto-Schrein Kamakuras, am Ende der Hauptstra\u00dfe Wakamiya \u014cji gelegen. Dieser ist besonders beliebt zu Neujahr und f\u00fcr Hochzeiten.<\/p>\n

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Er liegt in einem herrlich angelegten Park und bietet zu Sonnenuntergang eine ganz besondere, spirituelle Atmosph\u00e4re.<\/p>\n

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Unterwegs im Stadtteil Nihonbashi:<\/h3>\n

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Im Stadtteil Nihonbashi sind die bedeutendsten Sehensw\u00fcrdigkeiten der Koami\u2011Schrein und die Nihonbashi\u2011Br\u00fccke.<\/p>\n

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Der Koami Schrein:<\/h3>\n

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Der heutige Bau des Koami\u2011Schreins stammt von 1929 und ist das einzige erhaltene h\u00f6lzerne Vor\u2011Krieg\u2011Geb\u00e4ude im Nihonbashi\u2011Viertel.<\/p>\n

Er \u00fcberstand das gro\u00dfe Kanto\u2011Erdbeben 1923 und die Luftangriffe auf Tokio 1945 unversehrt, was dem Schrein den Ruf als Schutzort verleiht.<\/p>\n

Er ist den Gottheiten
Ukanomitama\u2011no\u2011Kami zum Schutz vor Ungl\u00fcck und zur F\u00f6rderung starken Gl\u00fccks,
Ichikishimahime\u2011no\u2011Kami f\u00fcr Wohlstand, Kunst, Musik und f\u00fcr akademischen Erfolg, sowie
Fukurokuju f\u00fcr Langlebigkeit, Gesundheit und geistiges Wohlergehen
gewidmet.<\/p>\n

Au\u00dferdem dient der Schrei zum Finanzsegen durch Zeni\u2011arai (Geldw\u00e4sche). Die Besucher waschen M\u00fcnzen oder Scheine im \u201eZeni\u2011arai no I\u201c (Geldwaschbrunnen), um \u201eSamen\u00adgeld\u201c zu erzeugen, das im Portemonnaie vermehrtes Gl\u00fcck bringen soll.<\/p>\n

Tipp: Nicht ausgegebene gewaschene M\u00fcnzen f\u00fcr ein Jahr bewahren und nicht sofort ausgeben.<\/p>\n

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Die Nihonbahsi Br\u00fccke:<\/h3>\n

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Die Nihonbashi\u2011Br\u00fccke, im Zentrum des gleichnamigen Gesch\u00e4ftsviertels von Ch\u016b\u014d, verbindet seit dem 17.\u00a0Jahrhundert beide Ufer des Nihonbashi\u2011Flusses. Heute markiert sie den Kilometrier\u00a0Nullpunkt des japanischen Stra\u00dfennetzes.<\/p>\n

Der Erst-Bau 1603 der damaligen Holzbr\u00fccke unter Tokugawa Ieyasu war Ausgangspunkt der f\u00fcnf Edo\u2010Hauptstra\u00dfen.<\/p>\n

Die heutige Br\u00fccke entstand 1911 nach Entwurf von Tsumaki Yorinaka als Steinbauwerk auf Stahlrahmen.<\/p>\n

Der Kilometer\u00a0Null wird durch ein Bronzerelief in der Br\u00fcckenmitte gekennzeichnet. Er beschreibt den offiziellen Nullmeterpunkt f\u00fcr Entfernungsangaben in Japan.<\/p>\n

Die Nihonbashi Br\u00fccke \u00fcberstand das gro\u00dfe Kanto\u2011Erdbeben 1923 weitgehend unversehrt.<\/p>\n

Sie hielt gr\u00f6\u00dftenteils auch dem Feuersturm 1945 stand. Ein Abschnitt der Steinbalustrade tr\u00e4gt heute noch Brandnarben als eine der wenigen sichtbaren Spuren des Luftangriffs.<\/p>\n

Der Expressway \u00fcber der Br\u00fccke wurde in den Jahren 1963 und 1964 f\u00fcr die Olympischen Spiele aufgest\u00e4ndert. Pl\u00e4ne zur unterirdischen Verlegung unterirdisch sind vorhanden und sollen bis voraussichtlich 2041 umgesetzt werden.<\/p>\n

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Abreise vom Bahnhof Tokio:<\/h3>\n

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Tokio Station ist der zentrale Eisenbahnknoten im Stadtbezirk Chiyoda und fungiert als Nullpunkt des japanischen Schienennetzes. Die heute noch erhaltene Backsteinfassade auf der Marunouchi\u2010Seite stammt aus der Er\u00f6ffnung 1914, entworfen von Tatsuno Kingo.<\/p>\n

Der Bahnhof wurde 1914 als gemeinsamer Terminus f\u00fcr die T\u014dkaid\u014d\u2010, T\u014dhoku\u2010 und Ch\u016b\u014d\u2010Linien er\u00f6ffnet.<\/p>\n

Im zweiten Weltkrieg wurden 1945 die Dachkuppeln und das obere Stockwerk bei Feuerangriffen zerst\u00f6rt. Der Wiederaufbau bis 1947 reduzierte das Geb\u00e4ude auf zwei Obergeschosse.
2012 wurden die Originalkuppeln rekonstruiert, und vor dem Marunouchi\u2011Eingang entstand ein repr\u00e4sentativer Vorplatz.<\/p>\n

F\u00fcr uns ging die Reise von diesem geschichtstr\u00e4chtigen Bahnhof, mit dem Shinkansen, Japans Hochgeschwindigkeitszug, weiter nach Kyoto.<\/p>\n

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Fazit:<\/h3>\n

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Tokio tr\u00e4gt zu Recht den Ruf als Weltstadt. Vier Tage reichen bei weitem nicht aus, um alles zu entdecken was die Stadt und deren Umgebung alles zu bieten hat.<\/p>\n

F\u00fcr einen positiv pr\u00e4genden ersten Eindruck, angefangen von der Kultur und Geschichte \u00fcber das Leben der Menschen, deren kulinarische Gepflogenheiten, bis hin zu faszinierender Natur und atemberaubenden Eindr\u00fccken hat die Zeit dennoch gereicht.<\/p>\n

Nicht alles gesehen zu haben ist ein Grund auf jeden Fall nochmal wiederzukommen und mehr von Tokio zu entdecken.<\/p>\n

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