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Season 5 • Episode 2 • Koishikawa – Historic Charm and Industry Nurtured by Water
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Dive in Tokyo Season 5, Episode 2: Koishikawa – Historic Charm and Industry Nurtured by Water
Koishikawa is a residential area in the city center that is home to a botanical garden and a temple associated with the Edo shogunate. As we explore, we discover a legacy of printing and bookbinding. Watch Dive in Tokyo Season 5, Episode 2 Koishikawa – Historic Charm and Industry Nurtured by Water in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Dive in Tokyo Season 5, Episode 2 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Nishiarai - The Beating Heart of a Temple Town
We visit northern Tokyo's Nishiarai, which evolved from a farming village into an industrial district and is now mainly residential. But the local temple has always been at the heart of the community.
28 min
Koishikawa – Historic Charm and Industry Nurtured by Water
Koishikawa is a residential area in the city center that is home to a botanical garden and a temple associated with the Edo shogunate. As we explore, we discover a legacy of printing and bookbinding.
28 min
Shinagawa – The Evolution of a Transportation Hub
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Okachimachi – A Treasure Trove of Craftsmanship
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Shibuya Pt.2 – A Stroll Through the Backstreets
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28 min
Kinshicho & Kameido - Waterways of Culture and Industry
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