This video starts from Naka-meguro station and walk through Daikan-yama and ends at Shibuya station. These 3 are considered trendy and fashionable towns and lots of young people are visiting for shopping and dining.
Walk Route:
Date & Time: 2/21/2021 12:00pm
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Chapters & Related Websites
0:00 Opening Title
0:41 Naka-meguro Station:
4:25 Naka-meguro Atlas Tower
10:24 Tokyo College of Music:
15:16 Kyuyamate-dori Ave
18:52 Daikanyama T-Site:
26:34 Daikan-yama Station:
32:46 Hachiman-dori Ave
42:54 Shibuya Stream & Shibuya Scramble Square
52:12 JR Shibuya Station South Exit:
53:45 Shibuya Chuo-gai:
56:05 Keio Shibuya Station:
57:22 Dogen Zaka
1:00:05 Shibuya Center-gai:
1:02:01 JR Shibuya Station:
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Trivia: One of the difficult things to introduce Japan is how you display Japanese proper nouns in English. For example “Naka-meguro” and “Daikan-yama”. Railway companies often like to display like these. Probably they want to separate the meanings properly like “naka” and “meguro” / “daikan” and “yama” just like the way we understand in Japanese. However we don’t need to use a hyphen to understand the meaning correctly. 中目黒 (Naka-meguro) is “Middle Meguro” and 代官山 (Daikan-yama) is “Daikan Mountain” and that’s what we all understand without any explanations so sometimes I see “Nakameguro” and “Daikanyama” as the English translations. This is what makes my video editing difficult. I have added the title “Daikan-yama Station” for the station but on the other hand “Daikanyama T-Site” for the Tsutaya Books facility. Sigh………
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