What tourist cities are there in Japan? Which cities in Japan can go to tourist attractions?

1. Which cities in Japan can visit tourist attractions

Osaka Osaka is one of Japan’s historic cities and one of the ten richest cities in the world. It is also the birthplace of many Japanese cuisines and is known as the Japanese Kitchen. It also has famous attractions such as Tenjukaku Pavilion, Osaka Castle, Dotonbori, and Shitaya. In addition, Kyoto, located in western Japan, is an inland city. It is an important town of Japanese traditional culture and is rich in historical relics, such as Kiyomizu Temple, Yasaka Shrine, Peace Shrine, Nijo Castle, etc.

2. Which cities in Japan can visit tourist attractions

Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Yokohama and other famous classics like Shinsaibashi (a shopping street with many shops?)

Sensoji Kiyomizu Temple Imperial Palace (where the emperor lives, you can go outside ==) Ginza (high-end shopping area) Disney (!)

3. What cities in Japan are suitable for travel

Shoudou City, Umeqing City, Houqing City, Minzu City, Koganei City, Kunouji City, Kodaira City, Yue City, Tokawa City, Tama City, Chofu City, Koganei City

< p>Tokyo, Nagasaki, Osaka, Hokkaido, Hiroshima.

:4. What are the tourist cities in Japan?

1. Cheap prices are one of the main reasons why Chinese tourists go to Japan in large numbers. Geographically speaking, China is very close to Japan. It takes two hours to fly there and the fare is relatively cheap. So if you want to travel abroad, going to Japan is a very affordable option. Moreover, a large proportion of tourists who go to Japan go on group cruises. Cruises to Japan are visa-free and the price is not high, especially the final bill can often be over 1,000.

2. Japan has many tourist attractions, such as the legendary Mount Fuji, the pleasant Ueno Park, Shibuya, which is popular among young people, etc.

3. The animation industry is the most popular in Japan, especially some Chinese tourists who like the second dimension will be eager to travel to Japan. There are also many animation-themed shopping malls and art galleries in the local area, as well as some real scenes that appear in animation. 4. In terms of shopping and consumption in Japan, don’t fall into the shopping trap, and don’t be deceived by merchants. It won't be necessary to guard against fakes and inferior goods like domestic shopping. Moreover, the Japanese and American tourism industry attaches great importance to tourists' service attitude and service quality. 5. Taste Japanese food. Although many things in Japan are learned from China, including architecture, writing, tea, etc. What I like to eat every day is completely different from that in China. For example, sashimi and sushi are the favorites of Japanese people. In order to eat these authentic things, some people also go to Japan to eat.

To sum up, these five points make many tourists want to travel and shop in Japan. Now, the number of tourists from China to Japan every year accounts for about 1/4 of all inbound tourists in Japan. It is no exaggeration to say that it is Chinese tourists who support the tourism industry in Japan and the United States.

5. Which cities in Japan can visit tourist attractions

Fukuoka, Oita, Miyazaki, Saga, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Kagoshima, Okinawa, etc.

1. Fukuoka Prefecture

Fukuoka Prefecture is a county in northern Kyushu, Japan. The prefectural office is located in Fukuoka City, the most populous and developed prefecture in Kyushu. It is also the only prefecture outside Japan's three major metropolitan areas with a population density exceeding 1,000 people per square kilometer. There are two cities (municipalities) designated by Fukuoka City and Kitakyushu City in the prefecture.

It borders the Sea of ??Japan (Shotan and Senkeitan) to the northwest, the Seto Inland Sea (Shūbotan) to the northeast, Saga Prefecture and the Ariake Sea to the southwest, Kumamoto Prefecture to the south, and Oita Prefecture to the east. . Fukuoka Prefecture once became one of Japan's four major industrial belts due to its coal resources after the Meiji Era. Today, its economy is dominated by the service industry.

2. Oita Prefecture

Dai County is located in the northeastern part of Kyushu, Japan, facing the Seto Inland Sea, bordering Shufangtan to the north, Ichiyutan, Houfeng Waterway and the Pacific Ocean to the east, with fog to the north and south. The island volcanic belt and the Hakusan volcanic belt to the northwest are called the roof of Kyushu. Facing Zhoufangtan is the Admiralty Plain, and to the south of Beppu Bay is the Oita Plain, as well as many rice fields. It's called Daejeon.

The total area of ??Daxian County is 6,337 square kilometers, the habitable area is only 27.9%, and the forest area is 71%, exceeding the national average levels of Japan (67%) and Kyushu (64%).

The climate is mild, there are few natural disasters, and the complex geographical environment has given birth to rich specialties. It is a one-village-one-product movement. The more famous ones include Japanese cedar, rich beef, and mushroom processing. The tourism resources are very rich and there are many hot springs. The number and volume of hot springs rank first in Japan.

3. Miyazaki Prefecture

Miyazaki Prefecture () is located in the southeast of Kyushu, Japan, bordering Kagoshima Prefecture to the west, Daegu Strait to the south, and Oita Prefecture and Kumamoto Prefecture to the north.

The east is a plain and the west is a mountainous area, belonging to a mountainous county. The population is mainly distributed along the eastern coast and southwestern plains. The climate is warm and the sunshine hours are long, so it is called Hyuga country.

It is rich in forest resources, with a forest coverage rate of 76%, and lush subtropical plants growing everywhere. It is known as a county with superior living conditions for people in other counties.

The transportation is convenient, the scenery is pleasant, the scenery is full of southern atmosphere, and the tourism industry is developed. It is the main tourist base of Minami Kyushu and is one of the few tourist attractions in Japan known as an international convention resort. Agriculture and animal husbandry are developed, with manufacturing and construction as the main industries.

4. Saga Prefecture

Saga Prefecture is located in the northwest of Kyushu Island, Japan, at the root of the Fissen Peninsula, bordering Fukuoka Prefecture to the east, Nagasaki Prefecture to the west, Minghai to the south and Minghai to the north. Xuantan. It is the smallest of the seven prefectures in Kyushu.

The total area is 2439.54 square kilometers, with forest coverage accounting for 45.1% and cultivated land accounting for 23.9%. Its main economic structure is the service industry, manufacturing, construction, agriculture, forestry and fishery, with fishery and agriculture as the core industries. Seaweed production ranks first in Japan, and oranges, glutinous rice, and wheat are also abundant. It is an important rice-producing area in Japan.

The industry is characterized by ceramics, the most famous of which are known as Kinyu ware, Arita ware and Avon Lee ware. It is the home of ceramic technology in Japan. Rich cultural heritage and numerous cultural relics.

5. Nagasaki Prefecture

Nagasaki Prefecture is located in the southernmost part of Japan and the westernmost part of Kyushu Island. It consists of peninsulas, headlands, bays and forks of the lake. Its sea area is about 25 times the land area, with complex terrain and pleasant climate. It is a beautiful ocean prefecture and a famous tourist destination in Japan.

Transportation is developed, railways have been electrified, highways connect the entire Japan, and there are 6 airports in total. It is the gateway to Japan. It is a city open to foreign exchanges and an international trade port city.

The county actively develops cash crops and has built a production base for cash crops such as vegetables and beef cattle. It is the main producing area of ??loquat and citrus in Japan.

It is rich in fishery resources and has the most natural fish species in Japan. Shipbuilding is the pillar industry and foundation of Japan's shipbuilding industry. Nagasaki was the second city destroyed by the atomic bomb.

:6. Which cities are the famous tourist attractions in Japan?

1. Nobushima Shrine/Hiroshima

The most impressive thing about Tsuboshima Shrine is the sea The floating torii gate, which has been listed as a World Cultural Heritage, is one of Japan's most representative tourist attractions. Visitors can transfer to the ferry from the station to Nobushima Shrine. This is definitely a popular hangout spot.

2. State-owned Hitachi Waterfront Park/Ibaraki

This is a famous tourist attraction in Japan, located in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. In the park, you can see a blue carpet composed of forest and grass, forming a blue ocean, which is absolutely breathtaking. The best viewing period is from the end of April to mid-May every year, so during the Golden Week, there will be many tourists here.

3. Happo Pond/Nagano

Hakuba Village, located in Nagano Prefecture, does not reject tourists all year round. It is a summer resort and a ski resort in winter. Therefore, there are many tourists here every year without interruption. Among them, there is also a small lake called Bafangchi. The crystal clear lake water has become a mirror, reflecting the surrounding green nature, giving people a mysterious feeling

The Kawachi Fujien Garden in Fukuoka Prefecture is a sea of ??wisteria. Stepping into it is like entering a fairy tale world. April and May are the park's opening dates every year. Although the opening hours are limited, the spectacular scenery will definitely make your trip worthwhile. Golden Week is also the time when the most tourists arrive.

5. Five mountains, miles of palm trees/Toyama

Heshang Village in Hokuriku Toyama Prefecture is listed on the World Cultural Heritage List. Visitors can stay together in huts built with palm trees and experience the atmosphere of an ancient village firsthand. It is an attraction that allows you to travel back in time to ancient Japan.

6. Chigetsuji Temple/Iwate

The next introduction to Chigetsuji Temple is a temple located in Hiraizumi, Iwate Prefecture, famous for the Fujiwara family of Australia. The temple is famous for recreating a mid-year event from the Heian period in Japan known as the Gushui Banquet. The mid-year event is held regularly on the 4th Sunday of May each year.

7. Motonoyu Shrine/Yamaguchi

Next is the famous attraction Motonoyu Shrine in Yamaguchi Prefecture. There are 123 red torii gates, the blue sea not far away, and the green of nature form a beautiful picture. The winding torii gate is spectacular and contrasts sharply with the surrounding scenery.

8. Zao Onsen Ski Resort/Yamagata

Next, let us introduce the holy land of Japanese skiing - the King of Tibet. Among them, Soo Onsen Ski Resort ranks first in Japan, with a large number of skiers flocking to it every year. In addition, the rime landscape, snow-covered trees, and upside-down icicles formed by low temperatures are also major features.

9. Bamboo Forest Trail/Kyoto

Sano in Kyoto is famous for its bamboo forest trails in Japan. Here you can take a walk while basking in the sun. Walking along the path surrounded by green bamboo, it is like entering a legendary world. When you go to Kyoto, please walk down the bamboo path and feel the scenery in the bamboo forest.

10. Beppu Ropeway/Oita

The following is the Beppu Ropeway in Oita Prefecture. In different seasons, you can see completely different scenery while riding the Beppu Cable Car. Additionally, you can reach Tsurumidake near the top on a cable car at an altitude of nearly 1,800 meters. Even in summer, it is open at night. Sitting on the cable car, you can see the panoramic night view of Oita.

7. What are the tourist places in Japan?

Okinawa's outlying islands: a small piece of land surrounded by the sea, you can see it at a glance. Behind the island is a long maritime highway that cuts through a shallow sea. Even if you leave, you still won. It feels very hot (avoid noon of course), and the oceanic climate is full. Okinawa food is a major feature, and the beautiful scenery is refreshing.

Sapporo, Hokkaido: The most worth mentioning is the Sapporo Ice and Snow Festival, where you can see the world of ice and snow with your own eyes, and its dazzling white and colorful lights. Go to the snow mountain to experience the feeling of skiing on the fine snow of Hokkaido! There are also endless lavender fields, completely immersing you in a sea of ??flowers.

Kyoto: You must go to this place anyway, especially in autumn and spring. It will give you the illusion of being in ancient times. The whole city is antique. The buildings modeled after the Tang Dynasty are still vivid in our minds, and the images of people who lived in that era naturally emerge before our eyes.

Others: Such as this one, and many others. Japan's famous Mount Fuji, but I think Mount Fuji can be seen from a distance, and friends who like mountain climbing can ignore it. Different seasons give you different feelings when visiting Japan. For example, in autumn, the mountains are covered with red leaves. For example, in spring, cherry blossoms bloom all over the streets.

If you can avoid going to Mount Fuji, you can go to Fuji Express. At the amusement park at the foot of Mount Fuji, you can see Mount Fuji. It is a good place to take photos and play. You have to check in at the Asylum’s haunted house.

When you go to Tokyo, you must go to Tokyo Disney, which is different from Shanghai Disney. There are two parks. I went to Disneyland, which was relatively unremarkable and worth recommending. If you want to buy at buybuy, be sure to visit Ikebukuro, Ginza, Shinjuku, etc.

You can also go to Jiang's Island to see there is a cave in the sea and a beach nearby. You can go to the beach and there are many people surfing. There is also the intersection location where Sakuragi Hanamichi and Haruko meet in "Slam Dunk", which has always been located in Shohoku.