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I also had a good experience at Spice Magic (but I won't go as far as to say "unforgettable"). I mean the food was delicious, the service was very good-staff was very nice. I'm not planning on going there every weekend but once in a while yes. After eating I went to the small grocery store located at the 2nd floor for some tea.

nani ohayo gozaimas

I miss that Yamaya. Great prices and a great selection of foods and alcohols.

Some great apartments with 3m high ceilings and beautiful views of Sumidagawa river.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shakujii_Park

[[Image:ShakujiiPark-Lotuses.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Lotuses on Shakujii Pond.]] '''Shakujii Park''' (石神井公園, ''Shakujii Kōen'') is a public park in the Japanese town of [[Shakujii, Tokyo|Shakujii]], in [[Tokyo]]'s [[Nerima, Tokyo|Nerima ward]]. Established in 1959, it is one of the larger parks in the metropolis, after [[Ueno Park]]. As of April 2006, the site is managed directly by the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association]], an arrangement which is scheduled to end in March 2011. The park contains within it two ponds, Shakujii Pond and [[Sanbō-tera Pond]], several small [[Shintō shrine]]s, and the remains of [[Shakujii castle]]. The [[Shakujii River]] runs east-west a short ways south of the park. The ponds are said to have formed naturally from the gushing up of underground water from the [[Musashino, Tokyo|Musashino]]-dai Pond a short distance away. Over the years, however, the ponds have slowly shrunk, and so, in order to preserve the park's scenery and its recreational use, manmade systems have been installed to pump water into the ponds. The castle ruins date from the [[Kamakura period]] (1185-1333), or earlier, and thus it is known that the site was in use, and regarded as strategically important, for many centuries. The castle was the residence of the [[Toshima clan]] of samurai, who ruled over the surrounding area in the 14th-15th centuries. The clan's destruction came largely at the hands of [[Ōta Dōkan]], who was responsible for the construction of [[Edo castle]]; many of the ruins and shrines in the area are associated with him. In the twentieth century, it came to be a popular site for [[birdwatching]], strolling, and relaxation, and was formally established as a public park in 1959. In addition to being popular with local residents, the park is fairly well-known throughout Tokyo. Sanbō-tera Pond is a popular location for TV programs and films to shoot boating scenes, and the park, or its ponds, is often seen in manga, anime, and other productions of popular culture. [[Rumiko Takahashi]]'s ''[[Ranma ½]]'' takes place in Nerima ward, and there are a number of episodes of the manga/anime in which the characters visit the park. In addition, [[Kazutoshi Sakurai]], of the Japanese band [[Mr. Children]], is said to have conceived of the lyrics to the band's song "''Tomorrow never knows''" while jogging there. ==References== *''The content of this article is largely derived from the corresponding article on the Japanese Wikipedia.'' ==External links== *[http://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/park/format/index006.html Tokyo Met. Park Assoc. Official Site (Japanese)] *[http://www.google.co.jp/maps?f=q&hl=ja&q=%E7%9F%B3%E7%A5%9E%E4%BA%95%E5%B7%9D&sll=35.738727,139.596727&sspn=0.007542,0.014548&ie=UTF8&latlng=35739005,139597568,5990301792622436642&ei=yITIRfqHO4fe2QLEk4SBBg Shakujii Park at Google Maps (Japanese)]

Shin Okubo Mosque

This is the best place to stay in Tokyo (though a bit on the expensive side).

orthtodox??

Retail stores

haha wow im from usa!

all indian beggars working in ING Direct

Very convenient place - 2 minutes walk to Hibiya and Oedo subway lines and all Roppongi bars, yet very quiet place being on the border of Roppongi and Akasaka

Kawaiiiii!

Department of Physical Electronics

domo arigato gozaimas hentai hai hai hai!!!

Pull you pants up you droopy pants bum!

Yaz-yak-yak ... (yakuza).