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Japan travel guide:

I. Tokyo

The first thing I want to introduce to you is naturally Tokyo, the capital of Japan. Tokyo is the largest city in Asia, and it is a place where you can eat, drink and have fun. When you come to Tokyo, you can taste traditional Japanese food, sushi restaurants can be seen everywhere, and food from other countries can also be tasted here. If you play, you will naturally go to Shinjuku or Akihabara. There are many fashionable things here. There are many shopping places in Tokyo, and Ginza is the most familiar place. Ginza in Tokyo is a shopping block, not all high-rise buildings, but there are many kinds of goods for sale, and you can find almost anything you need here.

In the main street of Ginza, vehicles are forbidden to pass every Sunday, which has become a paradise for pedestrians. Street performers performing arts or performances, vendors selling various handicrafts from all over the world, young people playing in the street, and so on, all kinds of people have them. Don't miss the food hidden in the street. You need to explore everything, from the comfort of "midnight grocery store" to all kinds of food in Tokyo stores.

Sensoji Temple 1

Sensoji Temple is the most famous and oldest temple in Tokyo and one of the places with the highest population density in Tokyo. It is said that a statue of Golden Guanyin was accidentally salvaged by local fishermen in 628 AD. Many people come to the temple to pray for peace every year. In Sensoji Temple, you can pray for a lot of luck. If you are unlucky enough to draw a "fierce", just like the locals, tie it to the lucky draw to dispel the bad luck.

2. kabukicho Street.

Kabukicho Yifan Street is located at the east exit of Shinjuku, Tokyo. There are many restaurants, bars, clubs, karaoke bars, cinemas, theaters and customized business places from the Shinjuku Line Station in Seibu to the Garden Shrine through the Shinjuku Service Station. It is known as "the first happy street in Japan". When night comes, kabukicho is brightly lit and full of people, and many of them are open until dawn. Entertainment places such as bars attract a large number of people to stop.

3. Tokyo Disneyland

Tokyo Disneyland, known as the first amusement park in Asia, was built according to the American Disneyland. It is mainly divided into seven areas: world market, adventure park, western park, animal world, fantasy park, cartoon city and tomorrow park. Various parades will be held regularly on the stage and square of the park. This place is suitable for taking care of babies, and of course it is also suitable for you who are still childlike.

Second, Hakone-CHO

Hakone-CHO is not far from Tokyo and is located at the foot of Mount Fuji. Speaking of Hakone-CHO, the natural scenery here is famous, followed by hot springs. If you travel to Japan in winter, you must go to Hakone-CHO to soak in hot springs, which is good for your skin and some diseases.

Mount Fuji is known as the "Holy Mountain" by the Japanese people and is a symbol of the Japanese nation. It is one of the largest active volcanoes in the world, and it is currently dormant, but geologists still list it as an active volcano.

Nara 1

Nara Prefecture is a treasure house of Japanese historical and cultural heritage. Nara Prefecture is the birthplace of Japan and occupies an important position in Japanese history. It is a famous historical ancient capital of Japan, and is praised as "spiritual hometown" by the Japanese.

In Nara, one thing that must be done is to feed the deer. This is a city occupied by deer, a corner where you can meet deer unexpectedly everywhere.

3. Yakutski

Yangle Temple is one of the seven monasteries in Nara and is listed as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO. The triple roof of Yakutski East Tower is very beautiful in appearance and color, and is known as "solidified music" with a sense of rhythm.

4. yoshinoyama

Or go to Kyoto to enjoy cherry blossoms? Kyoto is crowded with people every cherry blossom season, and it's not bad to go to Nara yoshinoyama to enjoy cherry blossoms.

Three. Kyoto

Kyoto is located in the Kansai region in the center of the Japanese archipelago. Since it moved to Tokyo in 65,438+0,868, it has been the capital of Japan for more than 65,438+0,000 years.

There are hundreds of famous shrines, shrines and temples in Kyoto, which owns more than 20% of Japan's national treasures. 1200-year-old ancient capital, which makes people feel infinite charm.

Kyoto is also a city with a deep "China", and many shops still have traces of Chinese characters on their names. Kyoto has a strong Japanese flavor and is the hometown of the Japanese mind.

Here, you can learn Japanese and appreciate the architectural style of China in the Tang Dynasty.

Fourth, Osaka.

Osaka is one of the three famous historical cities in Japan. Because it is close to Kyoto and Nara, the ancient capitals of Japan, it has developed rapidly and prospered as land and water transportation.

In spring, tourists come here to enjoy cherry blossoms in an endless stream.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) Hokkaido

Located in the northernmost part of Japan, Hokkaido is the second largest island except Honshu Island. Hokkaido accounts for one-fifth of Japan's area and its population density is extremely low. The total population of Hokkaido is only half that of Tokyo, and the only metropolitan area is centered on Sapporo. Unlike the prosperity, exquisiteness and vigor of most parts of Japan, Hokkaido has a short history and few historical sites. Sightseeing is mainly based on natural pastoral scenery, small and fresh, European and American customs. In addition to its broad vision and leisurely rural scenery, Hokkaido is also famous for its food, hot springs and ski resorts, and people who are not interested in Japanese culture can enjoy it here.

The most popular tourist seasons in Hokkaido are summer and winter. By then, local Japanese tourists and international tourists will travel to Hokkaido at the same time. Hotel prices are rising, and transportation is often hard to find. If you travel in the popular season, please stagger Japanese public holidays (New Year's Day and Kogasawara Festival Golden Week).

Summer (June-August) is the season of lavender blooming in Hokkaido, and Furano is a world-famous lavender producing area. Every year from the beginning of July to the end of August, hillsides and plains turn into purple flowers, which is known as "Provence of the East".

6.okinawa island

Okinawa Prefecture, known as Hawaii in Japan, includes the main island of Okinawa, the Jingjiangjian Islands, Miyako Islands and Yaeyama Islands near the main island, and is the southernmost administrative region of Japan. When most tourists visit Okinawa, they will choose to visit Naha, the capital of Okinawa island, plus a small island in Liangqingqun Island near the island. But it is precisely because it is difficult to reach, Miyako Islands and Yaeyama Islands have preserved the most primitive and beautiful scenery. If you have enough time and money, visiting these two islands is definitely an experience you can't miss in Okinawa.

Okinawa is located in the subtropical zone, with an average annual temperature of 23 degrees, rainy in spring, sunny and hot in summer, and occasional typhoons in summer and autumn. Generally speaking, late spring and autumn are the best tourist seasons.

Besides Alaska, Okinawa is the only place where you can watch humpback whales.

Seven, Himeji City

Himeji Castle is an ancient castle, located in Himeji Mountain, Himeji Castle, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan (45.6 meters above sea level). Because of its white exterior wall, Himeji City, also known as Egret City, is a world cultural heritage. Himeji City, Songshan City and Wakayama City are collectively called the vertical Hirayama City in Dalian, Japan. Because of its high preservation, it is called "the first famous city in Japan". Many dramas and movies of the times were also filmed here, or Himeji City was regarded as a symbol of the extinct Edo City.

Himeji City, located near Kobe, is a national treasure of Japan. It is shaped like an egret with wings spread, also known as "Egret City".

Himeji City was finally reopened in March last year because of years of maintenance. This is a scenic spot not to be missed.

Eight, Kyushu

If you go to Kyushu, it is highly recommended that you take Xiye Hot Spring in Xiye City, Saga Prefecture as the first stop of your trip, which can not only wash away the fatigue during the journey, but also bring unexpected benefits to girls! There are hot springs all over the world. Kyushu has a pleasant climate, neither too cold in winter nor too hot in summer. The hot spring here is a titanate spring containing sodium, which has the effect of whitening and softening the skin, so it is called "one of the three major beauty spas in Japan".

Nine. Oilfield ceramic park

Not far from Nishino, Arita-machi is the birthplace of the famous Arita ceramics. If you want to feel the ceramics in the oil field, there is a place you must go. That is the oilfield ceramic park.

The first thing I saw when I arrived at the park was a European-style castle modeled after the "Ziweig Palace" in Germany. The museum inside has a collection of famous ceramics produced by Datian Ceramics. In the depths of the museum, there is also a large celadon vase with a height of 1.82 meters, which was exhibited at the Vienna World Expo and made Youtian ceramics famous all over the world.

X. Tianjin Port Sightseeing Boat

Nagasaki Prefecture is close to Saga Prefecture, where there is the most suitable water area for wild dolphins to observe and experience-Minashima Haraguchi. Boarding the sightseeing yacht, with the help of the special radar device on board, you can reach the waters where dolphins haunt.

When you first saw the graceful posture of dolphins, what touched you was no longer the blue sea, but the magnificence of the sea and sky. Your eyes will be fixed on the living elves close at hand.

XI。 Kumamoto Castle

Speaking of Kumamoto Prefecture, what everyone can think of now must be the mascot "Cool Ma Meng" in Kumamoto Prefecture! That silly girl, who fell down repeatedly in variety shows, still remembers the posture of picking up girls, making countless girls shout "Kawaii" ~

In fact, Kumamoto was famous in Japan long before the birth of Cool Ma Meng! It is also known as "the three famous cities in Japan" with Osaka Castle and Nagoya City. It was built by Japanese military commander Katou Kiyomasa in the Warring States Period in seven years.

Boarding the tower built for the war in those days, looking at the bustling scene under the city, and thinking about the swords and swords that have been submerged for 400 years, it seems that you can still vaguely hear the drums and horns contending at that time, which really gives people an illusion of crossing.