Okinawa beach tower

Akihabara is a traditional electric street in Japan, which is five minutes by tram (electric train) from Tokyo Station. Locals usually call it autumn leaves for short. Because most of otaku's interests are "ACG" (animation, comics and games), the demand for electronic and electrical products is greater than that of ordinary people, so Akihabara is an irreplaceable holy place for otaku. Among the otaku, there is a group of people who are mainly interested in dressing up, and they are called "Akihabara School" (commonly called "ァキバ School"). Akihabara is called "Electric Street" (Akihabara Electric Street). In the popular online novel "Electric Bike Man" in Japan, the protagonist is an out-and-out "Akihabara" otaku, who spends three or four days a week in Akihabara, which has become a gathering place for otaku. Akihabara is located in the Chiyoda area in the northeast of Tokyo, on the Yamanote Line of the high-speed tram line around the center of Tokyo. Yamanote Line is the tram trunk line of JR East Japan Company around the whole Tokyo area (the scale of Japanese tram line is beyond imagination, and you can reach anywhere in Japan by tram, even Hokkaido or Okinawa). Visitors can transfer from Tokyo Station, Ueno Station or any other station on the Yamanote Line, and the traffic is very convenient. During the Edo period in Japan, the vicinity of Akihabara used to be the settlement of inferior warriors. In 1870, Japanese worshippers of Buddhism and fetishism welcomed the statue of "Akihabara Great Country" from Shizuoka, and this statue has continued to form the place name of Akihabara today. The formation of the scene of electrical street can be traced back to after World War II. In Akihabara, which was bombed by the allied forces, a group of radio vendors gathered, and vacuum tubes became a hot commodity, gradually forming hundreds of open-air vendors and dozens of regular shops. With the intervention of the US military command, it was not until the late 1950s that they gathered in some shops similar to greenhouses from the open air. Since then, it has experienced the baptism of several generations of fresh electrical appliances such as black and white TV, refrigerator, washing machine, stereo and video recorder, and the global gathering of stories has created the scale of Akihabara today. The reason why Akihabara became a global tourist attraction was that the digital revolution in the 1990s stimulated the demand for new products, and digital cameras, digital camcorders and notebooks became the new favorites here. In fact, the famous Akihabara is not very big, but it is in this small site with a width of 400 meters from east to west and a length of 800 meters from north to south that there are more than 1000 specialty stores. If you walk into the "central passage" of the main street, you will find that the whole Akihabara is filled with various popular products. There are hundreds of large and small shops here, including super-large chain department stores, second-hand thrift stores and even roadside stalls. From computer assembly parts to all kinds of software and hardware, home appliances, stereos and even the latest scientific and technological products, even outdated scientific and technological antiques. Going deep into Akihabara, you will find that under the cloak of scientific and technological products, it is as full of interesting Japanese cultural symbols as other places. Walking into the street alleys, groups of vending machines can be seen everywhere, which shows the Japanese people's pursuit of convenience. When the popularity of personal computers reached saturation and sales began to decline, some shops in Akihabara were forced to close. At that time, it was a natural trend for other industries serving otaku to move in. The products sold started from DVD, game software and other computer peripheral products, and gradually expanded to comic books, fan magazines, dolls, cards and so on. Therefore, today we set foot in Akihabara. Apart from electrical appliances, many shops have been replaced by computer games, online games, pornographic games, anime shop and humanoid toy stores. The overall appearance of Akihabara has undergone a qualitative change, reflecting that the new generation in Japan has changed from scientific and technological progress to the future nothingness and virtual world.

Located at the southernmost tip of the Japanese archipelago, Okinawa Prefecture consists of more than 60 islands centered on Okinawa, Miyako and Yaeyama, covering an area of 2,265 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 5 counties, 10 city, 7 towns and 36 villages, and the county seat is located in Naha city. Okinawa's service industry is relatively developed, with rice, pineapple and tobacco as the main agricultural products and sugar industry as the main industry.

American troops are still stationed on 70% of Okinawa's islands, and American troops have built many communities and schools in Okinawa. Therefore, apart from the folk customs and architecture of Southeast Asia, China and Japan, Okinawa is more American than Japan.

Okinawa's unique geographical location makes it have a subtropical scenery that is rare in Japan. Palm trees, betel nuts, beaches and seawater on the island form a beautiful picture, which makes it known as "Oriental Hawaii".

There are famous ceremonial gates, various Yuquan caves, and a memorial park specially built to commemorate the Ocean Museum held in Okinawa on 1975. A large number of precious marine life are exhibited. And countless beautiful beaches full of subtropical customs on the island make tourists feel like they are in Hawaii.

Okinawa is a place where there are many festivals, the biggest of which is the Great Ryukyu Kingdom Carnival held in Okinawa from early to mid 10 every year. During this period, various folk performances, such as Ryukyu Song and Dance, were constantly staged in various places, which was very lively. In addition, from the end of March to the end of July every year, it is the Okinawa Ocean Carnival; In late April, there was the Bashan Haiyang Temple Fair. There is a dragon boat race in Naha in early May. There is an Okinawa Folk Song Festival in late June; 65438/kloc-there is a cherry blossom protection festival from October to early February.

Izu Peninsula is located in the east of Shizuoka Prefecture. The Fuji volcanic belt runs through Izu Peninsula from north to south, so there are many hot springs in Izu Peninsula, including Rehai, the largest hot spring city in Japan, Xiushan Temple hot spring with a history of 1200 years, and hot springs in Izuyama, Ito and Nagaoka. Tangdao, one of the eight scenic spots in Izu, is located in the bay on the west coast of the peninsula. There are many gray tuff islands here, like pearls scattered on the sea. In addition, there are many temples on the island. Shilangqi is at the southernmost tip of Izu Peninsula. There is a cliff as high as 100 meters, and there is a gazebo on it for viewing. Izushima, opposite Izu Peninsula, is also worth a visit.

The Ocean Museum Memorial Park, located in Guotou County, 90km north of Naha, was built to commemorate the Ocean Museum held in Okinawa on 1975. The park covers a total area of 77 hectares, including aquarium, dolphin theater, white sand bathing beach, marine culture center, tropical dream center, tropical botanical garden and Okinawa village. , has nearly 200 kinds of tropical fish and more than 70 kinds of exotic fish such as chicken fish and bamboo fish. The dolphin show is also very wonderful. Accompanied by the band, they sometimes jumped over the Longmen and sometimes stood upright on the water, with a very heroic posture. In addition, there are precious orchids from all over the world.

Naha is the capital of Okinawa Prefecture, located on the west coast of the southern part of Okinawa Island, with an area of 37. 17 square kilometers. As early as the middle of14th century, it was already a trading port. It was destroyed by the war in World War II and was later rebuilt. It was occupied by the US military after the war, and 1972 was returned to Japan.

Naha has beautiful scenery, with many swaying palm trees and betel nut trees, lush Ryukyu pine and colorful flowers. Blue sea and white clouds, a school of southern scenery, is a rare subtropical tourist area in Japan. There is the site of Ryukyu Village, the residence of Ryukyu kings in past dynasties, among which Juri Gate is the symbol of Okinawa; There is also Chongyuan Temple, the national temple in the Ryukyu Kingdom era, whose Shimen was designated as a national treasure; In addition, there is the Yu Ling Hall built in15th century and so on.

Introduction to Yokohama city China net china.com.cn time: April 27, 2009 comments >> yokohama (Japanese: yokohama city), English name: yokohama. A city in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. Government number: 14 100-3, with an area of 437.38 square kilometers and a population of 3622 1 68 (June 20071data). The city flower is the rose, and the city song is Yokohama, City Song. Yokohama used to be just a small fishing village. It opened in 1859 as the first day of Japan's founding, and developed into one of the few international trade ports in the world. It is also known as the "sea mouth of Japan" and has become the second largest city in Japan and the largest international port capital in the East, second only to Tokyo. The seat of the county government. Yokohama is one of the largest seaports in Japan and the third largest seaport in the world. Yokohama is about 20 kilometers north of Tokyo, and to its west are the famous Mount Fuji and Hakone-machi. Yokohama Port, with the most developed Japanese economy in kanto region, is known as "the outer port of Tokyo". China Element: Zhonghua Street is located in Yamashita-CHO, downtown Yokohama, and it is a China dining street in the southwest of Yamashita Park. It used to be called "Nanjing Street". Chinatown is the largest in Japan, with more than ten regions and five Gu Men, and 90% of its residents are from China. As far as its historical role is concerned, Zhonghua Street can be proud. When Sun Yat-sen was exiled to Yokohama, he wanted to launch another revolution in Chinese mainland, and Zhonghua Street gave him strong support. At the entrance stands an archway 15 meters high with three Chinese characters "Zhonghua Street" written on it. There are more than 100 colorful restaurants on the west side of the street. The restaurant is divided into four major cuisines: Cantonese cuisine, Jiangsu cuisine, Shanghai cuisine and Sichuan cuisine, and all kinds of Chinese food have maintained their original flavor. In the middle of Zhonghua Street, there is a Guandi Temple. Landmark Tower: The landmark tower in Yokohama, Japan, with a height of 295.8 meters and a total of 70 floors. It is the tallest building in Japan and the third tallest building. 1990 started and 1993 was completed. The 49th floor of the building is used for office and retail. The 49th to 70th floors are hotels, and the 69th floor is equipped with an observation deck with a height of 20. Yokohama landmark tower has the second fastest elevator in the world, with a speed of 750 meters per minute (45 kilometers per hour), second only to the observation deck elevator in Taipei 10 1 building. Landmark building is the tallest building in Japan, standing in the future district of Hong Kong, which is very prominent and has become the landmark of Yokohama. This complex includes the Royal Park Hotel Nikko in Yokohama, with offices below the 48th floor and shopping malls, theaters and restaurants on the1-5th floor. The viewing floor is located on the 69th floor-Hanging Garden, which can be reached within 40 seconds by taking an elevator with a speed of 750m per minute. Walking around the observation building, you can not only see the panoramic view of Yokohama, but also overlook Mount Fuji, Tokyo and Izu Peninsula when the sky is clear. You can go upstairs at dusk and night, and the landscape is better. Shining lights decorate this quiet port city. Yoshino, located in the middle of Nara Prefecture, is the floorboard of Yoshino Kawaguchi in the north-central part of Jiyi Mountain and belongs to Yoshino Kumano National Park. There are about 30,000 cherry trees in yoshinoyama, which is known as the best cherry blossom viewing spot in Japan, and Yoshino is famous all over the country.

Yoshinoyama is a place to practice Taoism. Kendo is a sect of Buddhism and a form of mountain belief. Among its ancestors, a yogi named Fu opened the Jinfengshan Temple in Nara in the 8th century, which became the center of yoshinoyama. Since the cherry blossoms in yoshinoyama were named sacred trees by practitioners, many believers have come here to donate cherry trees, and gradually formed scenic spots such as "Thousands of Sakura", "Thousands of Sakura" and "Thousands of Sakura".

There is the main hall of Jinfengshan Temple in the mountains, and Tang Wang, Tibet, which has been designated as a national treasure. The scale of this wooden structure building is second only to that of Toda Temple in Nara. In addition, there are Yoshino Shrine, which was built at the end of 19, Jishui Shrine, Ruyi Wheel Temple and Jinfeng Shrine, which used to be the meditation room of Jinfengshan Temple. There is a palace waterfall in the upper reaches of Yoshinokawa, which flows through the foothills. The banks of the river are covered with huge stones and grotesque rocks. The ruins of the palace waterfall, where ancient buildings in the 7th century were found, are all places for tourists to visit.