What famous free scenic spots in Japan are worth visiting?

As a student, I don't have much money to travel, so I can save money when I finally go to Japan, so I try to punch in as many free attractions as possible when I go to Japan. Let's share the scenic spots in Japan that I have been to!

First of all, Mount Fuji

Second, Qiubao Waterfall.

Third, Osaka Castle Park.

4. Nara Park

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Fujian Daohe Society

First of all, Mount Fuji

Address: 4 18-0 1 12, Fuji Palace, Shizuoka Prefecture.

Mount Fuji, the highest peak in Japan, is famous for its natural beauty and cultural significance. It is a spiritual shrine and a source of artistic inspiration for the Japanese. The scenery of Mount Fuji is different in four seasons, with cherry blossoms in full bloom in the Spring Festival, mountain breeze blowing gently in summer, red leaves all over the mountain in autumn and snow-covered in winter. There are more than 2000 kinds of plants around the mountain, which is a natural botanical garden.

It is worth seeing. Basically, this is one of the must-see classics when going to Japan! It's a pity that the weather was bad when we went. It's snowing, so we can only climb halfway up the mountain, and we can't experience it more closely.

Second, Qiubao Waterfall.

Address: Machangzi Waterfall, Qiubao Town, Taibai District, Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture, Todahe City

One of the happy lists in winter is to see the beautiful snow scene. If no one has set foot in the place where you just saw the snow scene, you will be twice as happy. In the northeast of Japan, where Qiubao Waterfall is located, it is very cold in winter, so the waterfall will freeze at the coldest time every year, forming a unique spectacle. And there are few tourists in winter, because in the mountains, all the places are quiet. Only when they pass the stream can they hear the sound of running water.

The last bus in winter is very early, which seems to be three or four o'clock in my impression. So if you go in winter, you'd better check the last bus time in advance!

Third, Osaka Castle Park.

Address: Osaka, Osaka, Japan 1- 1

Osaka Castle Park, one of the places where you have to punch in to Osaka, was built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1586. According to legend, the stone that protected the city wall was donated by every nobleman at that time, and each stone had a surname!

Osaka Castle Park is a good place to relax. Take a boat trip and stroll along the river, full of green trees and cherry blossoms. Just thinking about it can relieve fatigue. At night, with the light set off, if you catch up with the Lantern Festival, the beautiful night scene is even more attractive than during the day!

4. Nara Park

Address: Nara Park is located in the east of Nara Street, near Dongda Temple and Chunri Dashe.

You can see flocks of deer here, which are not afraid of people, super cute and really cured, especially for girls and children.

There are deer walking leisurely everywhere in the park. You can feed them while walking. Most deer are docile, and they will nod their thanks after feeding the deer cake! Bow to the deer, and the polite deer will repay you! If you encounter a stubborn temper, try another one! Some deer may be tired of eating grass cakes. Can you feed some grass? But don't bring your own food ~

Nara Park does not need tickets and is open to visitors free of charge, but the grass cakes here (200 yen) are charged and purchased voluntarily.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Kyoto Fujian Daohe Society

Address: No.68, Naomachi, Kameyama-ku, Kyoto, Japan

When it comes to Japan's landmark buildings, Japan's "shrine" is an absolute necessity. For tourists all over the world, the most famous shrine in Japan is the "Fujian Daolian Society". There are more than 30,000 "Fujian Milian" shrines in Japan, headquartered in Kyoto, and the whole shrine covers an area of Daoling Mountain.

The dense scarlet "Thousand Birds House" behind the main hall of the shrine is one of the most representative landscapes in Kyoto, and it also appeared in the movie Memoirs of a Geisha. Hundreds of scarlet torii formed a passage to the top of Daoling Mountain (Japanese temples and shrines are mostly scarlet, which is considered as the color of exorcism), in addition to dozens of fox stone statues.

I got up early just to take pictures of the unknown torii. Fortunately, I was able to meet the Oracle, and the Oracle walked into the bird Curie, which gave me the illusion of going back in time and crossing the Millennium.