Do you know Osamu Dazai? He was one of famous Japanese writers, known for works such as "No Longer Human"(Ningen Shikkaku) or "The setting sun"(Syayou). Almost japanese students once have read his work in the textbook. Let's walk around Mitaka where he lived / died and talk about literature!
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Mitaka station
- JR Mitaka station south exit
This salon was built to commemorate one of the Japanese great author. It is located on the place of former liquar shop where Dazai often visited. There are his books and sometimes have events regarding to him. I will explain what era he lived and what kind of authors he was influenced on.
This is where his grave is located on. Near his grave, you can see another famous japanese author's grave "Ogai Mori".
One of his favorite spots in Mitaka, and we can see the JR line and the town of Mitaka.
This is where he and his lover took suicide. There is a stone taken from Aomori (his hometown).
It reproduces the room where he lived in 1940s.
There are some coffee shops and cafes you can enjoy a local vibe. I will take you and if we have time, we can talk about literature, books, culture so on.
Mitaka station
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
guide fee
entrance fee * basically where I plan to go is free to enter
public transportation fees
* This tour involves walking, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes.
* Taking picture and talking loud are prohibited at grave.
About weekdays, I need to organize my schedule beforehand.
Hi, I am Ryoko, a Oyama Area Licensed Guide Interpreter. Oyama is located in western place in Kanagawa and known as a sacred tourist spot for Edo commoners.
Based on my experience working for an international company, I try to respect and have a dialogue with people from various cultures. I offer ideas for visiting spots together, eating, learning, and experiencing Japanese life in Isehara, as well as in the surrounding Kanagawa, and Tokyo area, which are difficult for foreign tourists to enter alone. Also, since I love books so much that I run a reading community in Isehara, we can consider plans that tie in with literature and legends.
•Japanese History
•Religions(Majored in Islamic culture at university)
•Love to find good restaurants &cafe
•literature