Travel Japan to get to know its Imperial capital of Kyoto! It’s one of the oldest cities in the country and is the main metropolis on the Island of Honshu. Former being Heiankyo, later it became the capital city, that’s the literal meaning of Kyoto and was the Imperial capital till 1868 when Tokyo became the state’s capital. It’s worth mentioning that the city’s being capital influenced its development greatly, because here we can see great cultural, educational and economic infrastructures. Truth be told today there could have been no city of Kyoto, because the US government at the end of the World War II could have bombed it as…
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Some Things You Should Avoid Doing In Japan
The Japanese are very sensitive, especially middle-aged and older people. They will be annoyed if you ask them about their political life and religious perspectives. Questions about which party they support or what religion they follow should never be asked. The Japanese are very sensitive, especially older people and middle-aged. They don’t like and will feel annoyed if you ask them about their religious perspectives and political life. Therefore, never ask them what religion they are following or which party they are supporting. Another thing you shouldn’t do when you are in Japan is that don’t be foolish to offend the Royal Family and their Emperor, because Japanese people respect…
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Five Healthy Japanese Foods You Should Try
Japanese cuisines are well -known for its healthy benefits that are the reason why Japanese live longer than people in other countries. Japanese protein-packed tofu is sold any local supermarket and Sushi is now eaten throughout the West. However, when visiting Tokyo you will find more things than these foods. The following are five foods you should try when you are in Japan. 1. Atsu-age These are cakes that are made of deep-fried tofu. Although the Westerners don’t like these cakes, deep frying in oil gives them a nutty texture and crunch, yet, inside, this food retains the softness and smoothness of fresh tofu, along with all the health benefits.…
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Some Free Things to Do in Tokyo | Japan Travel Tips
Most people want to travel to Tokyo to relax and refresh themselves after hard-working days but they worry that this can blow their budget. Don’t despair because you can do and see many things in Tokyo without costing a single yen Visit Senso-ji You can be with countless pilgrims to approach Senso-ji whih is the most famous Buddhist temple in Japan. It is situated in Asakura. When visiting this temple you will have opportunity to visit colourful stalls selling all manner of souvenirs from giant rice crackers to exquisitely decorated battledores. Flower power It’s completely free for people to visit Flower power that is a traditional garden in Tokyo. Come…
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Enjoy The Hell Valley Noboribetsu Onsen, Hokkaido Japan
In Noboribetsu City, Hokkaido Island there is a spectacular place called “Hell Valley” or in Japanese “ligokudani”. “Hell” is in the form of a hot water crater that comes from volcanic activity. Volcanic craters in the valley emit hot smoke that smells of sulfur or sulfur that is very frightening. Noboribetsu Onsen, Hot Springs in Japan Japan is rich in hot springs. No wonder the Japanese have a habit of soaking in volcanic hot water. The bathing place for this habit is called the “onsen”. In Japan, there are many onsen or hot springs, including the most famous in the south, in Beppu City, located in the Oita region. Hot springs…
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The Kurashiki Canal, Experience the Venetian Nuance in Japan
Kurashiki, The Beautiful Venetian in Japan Not many people have heard the name of Kurashiki. Even for Japanese people, they are somewhat surprised. What’s in Kurashi City? The popularity of Kurashiki is unlike any major city in Japan, such as Osaka or Kyoto. However, there is a distinct beauty stored in the city of Kurashiki, and, of course, a long history. Kurashiki is located in Okayama Prefecture, north of the city of Hiroshima. You only have to walk for 10 minutes through the south exit of Kurashiki train station, to reach the city of Kurashiki. The beauty of Kurashiki is beautiful canal conservation. During the Edo period (1603-1867), the city…
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Kanazawa, Not Just the Geisha District
For travelers visiting Japan, Kanazawa City might not be the favorite choice for a tourist visit. Not many people know where Kanazawa City is. However, actually Kanazawa City has a long and interesting history to tell. Kanazawa in the past In the Edo period, Kanazawa City was the seat of the Maeda (family) clan, the second strongest clan after the Tokugawa. At that time, Kanazawa was a strong region in agriculture and rice production. The strong nuances of past history in Kanazawa City can be seen from the many relics of historical buildings. These buildings such as several castle buildings and various districts known as the samurai district and the…
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The Great Buddha of Kamakura, The Second Tallest Buddha Statue in Japan
Kyoto, a center of arts and culture Foreign tourists who travel to Japan in general always take the time to visit Kyoto. Kyoto is a great place to see the atmosphere of Japan in the past. The city was a center of arts and culture, as well as the capital of Japan before moving to Tokyo. Before Kyoto became the capital, Japan had a small city, Kamakura City. Kamakura City became one of the centers of the military government of Shogun Minamoto no Yoritomo around 1192. Kamakura was located less than an hour’s drive from Tokyo, making Kamakura a must-visit city. For foreign tourists who don’t have the chance to visit…
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Senso-Ji The Largest Buddhist temple in Asakusa, Japan
Senso- Ji Temple / the Asakusa Temple. Many people call this temple the Asakusa Temple. It is the largest Buddhist temple in Asakusa. Generally, tourists who are the first to visit Tokyo will make this temple in Asakusa a must visit destination. Besides, there are a lot of travel tour operators who surely enter this temple as one of the destinations in the tour package that they offer. Asakusa Temple is impressive because the atmosphere is “very Japanese” and ready to receive the arrival of the tourists. At Asakusa Temple, we pass through long streets that contain a variety of traditional stalls selling souvenirs, food and souvenirs. Asakusa area is one…
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Kintai Bridge And Iwakuni Castle, Beautiful Spots in Yamaguchi Prefecture
The name Iwakuni is rarely heard by people. However, Iwakuni can be put on your anti-mainstream visit destination in Japan, Iwakuni can be a great choice. Iwakuni is a small town in Yamaguchi Prefecture with a population of approximately 150,000 people. Kintai Bridge built without using nails The most interesting place in Iwakuni is Kintai Bridge. Kintai Bridge is a wooden bridge built in 1623 by Hiroyoshi Kikkawa. Kintai Bridge is very famous in its era because it is built without the use of metal spikes and crosses the river Nishiki in the stream In the course of time, Kintai Bridge has to be destroyed both by flood and the…
