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Japan Walk 4K HD Audio – Discovering Tokyo’s French Quarter: 4K Walk through Kagurazaka’s Charming Streets and Delicious French Cuisine 🇯🇵🍴
In today’s video we will be walking around Kagurazaka area and its Main Street Shopping Alley. Kagurazaka also has a significant French presence due to two nearby French schools. A large variety of French cafes and restaurants can be found throughout the district, alongside a host of trendy and upscale Japanese restaurants and ryotei, many of which are tucked away along the side streets that lead off of the main slope. The main road through Kagurazaka is closed to car traffic everyday from 12:00 to 13:00, and from 12:00 to 19:00 on Sundays and public holidays.
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去年7月までに四年くらいここら辺に住んでましたので、動画を観てとても懐かしく感じてきました。ありがとうございます。
今日のロケについて Today's Video Description:
神楽坂は、フランス文化の影響を強く受けた街としても知られています。第二次世界大戦後、アメリカ軍やフランス軍がこの地域に駐留し、多くのフランス人が神楽坂に移り住みました。その結果、フランス料理店やベーカリー、ショップが次々と開業し、フランスの雰囲気が漂うようになりました。現在、神楽坂はフランスと日本の文化が融合した地域として知られ、多くのフランス人がこの地域で生活や仕事をしています。訪れる人々は、クロワッサン、バゲット、フランス菓子などのフランス料理をはじめ、伝統的な日本料理も楽しむことができます。神楽坂の独特な文化や料理の融合は、地元民や観光客に人気があります。
Kagurazaka is a neighborhood located in Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo, Japan, with a significant French presence. After World War II, the area was occupied by American and French soldiers, and a large number of French expatriates moved to Kagurazaka. As a result, many French restaurants, bakeries, and shops opened up in the area, giving it a distinct French flavor. Today, Kagurazaka is known for its fusion of French and Japanese culture, and many French expatriates continue to live and work in the area. Visitors can enjoy a variety of French-inspired cuisines, such as croissants, baguettes, and French pastries, as well as traditional Japanese dishes. Kagurazaka's unique blend of cultures and cuisines makes it a popular destination for both locals and tourists alike.
-Shibatabi