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May 10, 2013 · 練馬Nerima. (original meaning unclear) The grave of Toshima Yasutsune in Shakujii Park. He was utterly defeated by Ota Dokan and instead of doing seppuku he tried to escape. (Another legend says he threw himself in the lake. Either way, dude was a wuss.) Today’s place name is another request.
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Nerima is a huge residential neighborhood of around 700 thousand inhabitants in the northern suburbs of Tokyo. Very rarely tourists come this far, however it can be interesting to jump there to breathe the atmosphere of a real residential district of Tokyo, with its parks and some surprises for anime and manga lovers.
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Nerima Shakujiikoen Furusato Museum 練馬区立 石神井公園ふるさと文化館. Opened in March 2010 adjacent to Shakujii Park, the Nerima Shakujiikoen Furusato Museum celebrates the history, traditions, and unique culture of Nerima Ward. The museum offers spaces for cultural activities, including meeting rooms for rent and exhibitions ...
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