東京　国立国会図書館　代々木上原駅から永田町　Tokyo National Diet Library Yoyogi-Uehara Station from Nagata-cho

国立国会図書館―National Diet Library

Toyokawa Inari Betsuin

弁慶フィッシングクラブ

代々木上原駅出発　商店街を代々木八幡駅方面へ
Depart from Yoyogi-Uehara Station, take the shopping street towards Yoyogi-Hachiman Station

代々木八幡駅の踏切
Yoyogi-Hachiman Station railroad crossing

明治神宮方面・右NHKへ
To Meiji Jingu Shrine, right NHK

右に曲がり渋谷方面へ。NHK左手。
Turn right and head towards Shibuya. NHK left hand.

真っ直ぐで渋谷。左は明治神宮駅へ続く道。
Straight to Shibuya. On the left is the road leading to Meiji Jingu Station.

渋谷っぽい
It looks like Shibuya

左東急ハンズ脇を上り、表参道方面へ。
Go up the left Tokyu Hands side and head towards Omotesando

宮下公園下。
Under the Miyashita Park

左側に宮下公園で進む。
Go to Miyashita Park on the left.

2つに道は分かれるが、左は原宿・右は表参道。どっちでも大丈夫。
The road is divided into two, but Harajuku on the left and Omotesando on the right. Either way is fine.

表参道から外苑前へ。右へ進むとみずほ銀行。左の交番のあるほうへ。山下書店のある道を行く。Omotesando to Gaienmae. If you go to the right, you will find Mizuho Bank. To the police box on the left. Go to the road where Yamashita Bookstore is.

右にフランフランがある。
There is a francfranc on the right.

外苑前地図。
Gaien-mae map.

地下鉄銀座線外苑前駅    ここを真っ直ぐで左手に銀杏並木。さらに真っ直ぐ。
Subway Ginza Line Gaien-mae Station Straight here and a row of ginkgo trees on your left. Straighter.

右側のこの坂下ると,右に赤坂。
This slope on the right and Akasaka on the right.

赤坂門跡　ボートに乗れる。そろそろ永田町。
Akasaka Monzeki, you can get on the boat. It's about time for Nagata-cho.

国立国会図書館裏手。
ここら辺に来ると,お巡りさんたくさん入りので、迷ったら聞こう。
Behind the National Diet Library If you come around here, there will be a lot of police officers, so let's ask if you get lost.

国立図書館地図。
National Library MAP.

★感想★
5時間くらいかかった。休憩しながら行ったほうがいいが、暑い日はお勧めしない。豊川稲荷分院などもあり、街歩きにお勧め。日本の福利厚生の一環である国立国会図書館は日本で出版された本は、ほぼあるそう。広い。昔ながらの売店や食堂もありゆっくり楽しめた。もちろん漫画雑誌も充実してる。

★Impressions★
It took about 5 hours. It's better to go while taking a break, but I don't recommend it on hot days. There is also Toyokawa Inari Betsuin , which is recommended for walking around the city. The National Diet Library, which is part of Japan's welfare, seems to have almost all books published in Japan. It's wide. There were also old-fashioned shops and cafeterias, so I enjoyed it slowly. Of course, there are plenty of manga magazines.