Introduction of Japanese tourist attractions

Kiyomizu Temple is the oldest and most famous Buddhist temple in Kyoto, Japan. The present main building was built by Tokugawa shogunate in 1633, and the earliest Kiyomizu Temple building here should date back to 798 AD. Kiyomizu Temple is located in Yuyin Mountain and is famous for its beautiful scenery around it.

2. The Printing Museum is located in bunkyo-ku Waterway, Tokyo. It was established as a part of the 2000 anniversary of letterpress printing 100, located in Koishikawa Building of letterpress printing. The museum mainly collects materials and collections related to printing culture, where you can not only learn detailed knowledge of printing industry, but also participate in various practical experience activities of movable type printing.

3. Mount Fuji is actually a layered active volcano, although it has not erupted since 1707. According to statistics, about 200,000 people climb Mount Fuji every year, and Mount Fuji has become the most famous tourist attraction in Japan. If the weather is fine, you can see the top of Mount Fuji in downtown Tokyo. The climbing season of Mount Fuji is July and August every year. Visitors can easily reach the foot of Mount Fuji from Tokyo.

4. Sensoji Temple is an existing Japanese amusement place with "Edo style". Sensoji Temple is the oldest temple in Tokyo. According to legend, in the thirty-sixth year of Tugu (AD 628), two fishermen fished in Miyagawa and picked up a 5.5 cm high Guanyin statue. People nearby raised funds to build a temple to worship this Buddha statue, which is Sensoji Temple. In addition to the Inner Temple of Sensoji Temple, there are many famous buildings, historic sites and scenic spots such as the Five Pagodas of Sensoji Temple. Every year around New Year's Day, pilgrims who come to worship are packed with people.