Curious sites

The shops 100 yen

As for years there became famous the shops of " twenty hard " later they to happen to be named of " everything to an Euro ", in Japan also they have things of these. Placed lengthways and width of Tokyo you will be able to find these specially useful shops if you have just changed and need things for the house. From ashtrays to slippers of covering for house everything it costs 105 yens. It is for it that the shop should be call him everything to 100 yens, more taxes.

Yoyogi koen or Yoyogi's park

It is a very tourist place, but the visit to this park can be extraordinarily enterteining and an ideal place to take to you to house very curious photos of the experience. It is more advisable to go on a Sunday morning that is when the people dress his " better shows ". You cannot go away of there without seeing since the rockabillies dance. 

RIBBON CHAPEL

Tucked away on the grounds of Japan's Seto Inland Sea Resort the Ribbon Chapel looks like a building in the midst of unravelling, but this swooping dance of walkways is actually all about bringing things together.

CAT ISLAND (tashirojima)

On the island of Tashirojima, the cats outnumber people, and the people like it that way.

It's no accident that the cats who inhabit Tashirojima, or what has become known as "Cat Island," in Japan have come to be the island's primary residents. Cats have long been thought by the locals to represent luck and good fortune, and doubly so if you feed and care for them. Thus, the cats are treated like kings, and although most are feral because keeping them as "pets" is generally considered inappropriate, they are well-fed and well-cared-for.

RABBIT ISLAND