Tokushima tourist guide Tokushima tourist attractions in Japan

1. Tourist attractions in Tokushima, Japan

Napier was a city rebuilt from the ruins after being destroyed by an earthquake measuring 7.9 on the Richter scale in the 1930s. The fire caused by the earthquake destroyed most commercial buildings. In the late 1930s, Napier was rebuilt as the newest city in the world. Nowhere in the world have so many 1930s-style buildings, ranging from classical line style to Spanish church style and decorative art style, all concentrated in the same place. Napier's American decorative art style is the most unique, blending the Maori theme. Most of them were designed by architect Louis Hay, who is a follower of architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Rothman Building is a world-famous decorative art building in Napier. 193 1 After the earthquake, this style was adopted in the reconstruction of the whole city.

Because the entrance to the west bank was blocked, which threatened the agriculture of Whanga and fishing village on the lagoon island, Chief TeAhuriri dug a ditch in the lagoon clearing of Napier. This river still provides Napier with clean water.

Captain james cook was the first person to see Napier. He landed on the east coast on June 1769+00. He said: on both sides of the fat bow are fine sand shoals and rocky beaches. It lies between the beach and the mainland. I think this is a beautiful big salt lake. In other words, the harbour entrance is located at the western end of Pebble Beach. Subsequently, many European businessmen, whalers and missionaries came to Napier and later settled down. Before the 1950s of 19, farmers and hoteliers came here.

185 1 year, the king of England bought Napier's barren land (including the present location of Napier). 1854, AlfredDomett, former Governor of New Zealand, was appointed as the Royal Commissioner of Land and the Resident Administrator of Napier. A plan has begun. The town was named after Sir Charles Napier, a hero of the Battle of Mianni in Sindh. The streets of many colonies in Domiter were named to commemorate the great colonial period of the British Empire. In addition, some streets named after famous artists and literary figures also fully show his preference for literature and art.

1874, Napier was designated as an autonomous city, and the development and reclamation of the nearby marshland progressed slowly. Napier was the administrative center of Hawke from 1852 to 1876, but the provincial government was later abolished by the provincial abolition act of 1876.

The conference hall of Napier Halsbury designed by Louis Hai 1932 is a port area where urban development is mainly limited to Xiaoshan and Napier. In the early days, Napier was composed of many long mountains (Sindh Island) almost completely surrounded by water, with two independent sand mouths on the north and south sides. At present, there is a swamp between Hastings Street and Wellesley Road, where the water is supplied by Clive Square.

1931February 3, Napier was razed to the ground by the earthquake and subsequent fire, killing 258 people. At that time, the city center was destroyed and rebuilt in the popular Art Deco style. At present, 40 square kilometers of land in Napier was flooded by seawater before the earthquake. From 1960s to 1980s, except for a few decorative arts buildings which were replaced by contemporary buildings (including satirical art galleries), most of the buildings in the downtown still lasted for a long time, which can be called architectural myths. Since 1990s, related buildings have been protected and restored. Napier and Nanhai Beach in Miami, USA, were rated as the two best-preserved decorative arts towns by decorative arts lovers. Miami Beach mainly belongs to the late modern streamlined modern decorative art style.

1945 65438+1October, the German submarine U-862 sailed into the undeveloped Napier port. This incident later evolved into a widely circulated post-war legend: Captain Heinrich Tim and his crew went ashore near Napier to milk and replenish military rations.

Geography and climate

Napier is located in the plains around the Bluff Mountain Plateau and the southeast end of Hawke Bay. Hawke Bay is a large semi-circular bay overlooking the east coast of New Zealand. It is located on the North Island. 193 1 year, the great earthquake completely changed the coastline of Napier. Some small towns near Napier, such as Taradale, are now much smaller than the big suburbs. Other neighboring towns include Bayview town in the north, Clive town in the south, Flaxmir town and Havelock town in the northwest of Hastings. Napier, New Zealand, located on the east coast, has a relatively warm and dry climate with the most sunshine hours. The Mediterranean climate comes from the important position of the North Sea and Hawke Bay. Most weather patterns in New Zealand range from island volcanic platforms in the west and north and towns in the rain shadow of nearby mountains (such as Kavika Mountain) to the whole country. However, Napier is easily affected by the residual tropical cyclones from the central Pacific, some of which still have a certain storm intensity when they reach Hawke Bay. Thunderstorms are not common in Hawke Bay, less than 10 times a year. Thunderstorms mainly occur in summer and are sometimes caused by extreme surface heat. Hail caused by thunderstorms will damage crops in orchards and vineyards. 1On March 2, 1994, the worst hail storm in American history occurred in New Zealand, with a thickness of 3 cm, which caused losses of about/kloc-0.08 million New Zealand dollars to orchards and vineyards.

scenic spot

Napier itself is an important tourist destination, attracting decorative arts and architectural lovers from all over the world. 193 1 The reconstruction period after the earthquake is a short and fast-changing decorative arts era and the Great Depression, and the main streets with small-scale development can be seen everywhere. Napier's American architecture is very unique, while Miami Beach, another famous decorative arts city, has modern vertical lines and modern decorative arts. The entire center in Napier was rebuilt at the same time. For a long time, Napier's ancient buildings have stood like documentaries; However, Napier is indeed a city and its architecture is primitive. Santa Barbara, California was rebuilt after the 1925 earthquake and became a famous Spanish missionary building.

Other tourist attractions in Napier include Sea World, National Aquarium and Soundshell. Nearby hunting resorts include the kidnapped Cape gannet colony and the vineyards near Hastings. Many people will go to Hawkes Bay via Napier. They boarded the plane from Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch and landed at Hawkes Bay Airport on the west coast. Tourists visit Hastings, North Havelock, Veroa and Cape Kidnapper from Napier.

February is the tourist season in Napier, and many tourists come here to participate in Art Deco weekend and church concert weekend. Napier's largest wine company holds the annual Hawke Bay Weekend Harvest Festival.

Visitors can reach Napier by National Highway No.2, railway (this method is not common) or plane. Hawke Bay has Hawke Bay Airport, north of the pier.

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Cloud-embedded double beads

There are Dazhushan and Zhuxiaoshan in the south of ancient Jiaozhou. A thousand rocks are empty, and two peaks are high. There are clouds in summer and autumn, hence the name. Xiaozhu Mountain, with a thousand peaks, two special peaks and a small mountain; Dazhu Mountain, which stretches for more than a hundred miles, is like a huge stone, which is inserted into the sea in the east. The two mountains are intertwined and the sky is full of clouds. Summer is particularly impressive. It is full of pearls, so it is the name of that mountain. Although this scenic spot has been designated as Jiaonan City, it can still be seen in the south of Jiaozhou, because the mountain is very high and the view is far away.

Jiao chengyue

Chengyuehu

Laizhou government records quoted water mirror as saying that this glue is the color of water like glue, hence the name Jiaohe. It originated in Dong Juan, Zhucheng County and winds for hundreds of miles. The water is clear and the rubble is clearly visible. Fiona Fang in Qian Qian (now Puji East in jiaozhou city) is very clear, and willow trees are often hidden in it. Autumn clouds gather and the moon sinks. Puji Town is 70 miles southwest of Jiaocheng, with Jiaohe Chengyue Lake Scenic Area.

Twelve vital qi

There is Ai Shan Scenic Area 20 kilometers south of Jiaocheng, and there is a boulder with an altitude of 100 meters on both sides of Ai Shan, which stands abruptly in all directions like a pair of giant lions. The ancients called it the Stone Ear Wonder. Aishanxiu eighth army guard. It is about 2.5 kilometers long from east to west, and two stone peaks rise from the ground and confront each other. Dongzhen, reddish in color, Danxia dyed; West ear carved dew, unfathomable. Today's stone ears are more beautiful, but the temple is gone. Tourists often sigh and marvel, and never forget to come again. In the early 1990s, a new temple was built in Ai Shan and expanded into a scenic spot.

Ling Dao fu Cui

Lingdao is located in Weinan, Lingshan, Jiaonan City, 20 kilometers away from the shore, floating alone in the water. Its color is evergreen all year round, lush and sometimes confused with the waves. There are residents in the world, chickens and dogs are outside, jade is still there today, and there are many people on the island.

Tiecha Xuanquan

Tiecha Mountain in Jiaozhou (now Jiaonan City) is named after its towering peaks and black as iron. There is a cliff like a cover, and water drips from the stone, making the sound of a jade harp. Many a mickle makes a mickle, summer heat does not overflow, and drought does not dry up. The mountain is eclipsed by the absence of spring.

Surface burning angle

Jiaozhou, from Tabutou to Huaizikou, is also called Shaohai. Since the Tang Dynasty, Xiamen, Ningbo merchant ships and Japanese and Korean passenger ships have docked at the docks. The earth weir in Ivy Ho is more than 100 feet long, which is used to resist tides, and then embarks on ships to load and unload goods and passengers. Especially at the turn of autumn and winter, thousands of tourists gathered and drifted with the tide, which was spectacular. Because of the German invasion of Jiaozhou Bay and the development of Qingdao, Tabutou Wharf was gradually abandoned. Today, the tower pier has silted up into a plain, and there is no trace of the old pier. Located in Dadatou village.

Jiechunshu

Nanchengzi Village in jiaozhou city was originally the site of the ancient city of Gencheng. In the 1930s, there was an old pavilion called Jieting. Overlooking Wanjingyan Village. In spring, the eyeful of green is surrounded by flowers, and the wind is trembling. Sometimes, there are secluded people leaning against the ancient pavilion to hang the ancient. Today, the pavilions in the street have disappeared.

Ma wan Yu le

There is a Jiaohe River in the east of Jiaozhou, called Mawankou. The water is vast and the smoke is deep, and residents make a living by fishing. When autumn is particularly prosperous, there are rivers around the river, holding wine and cheering; However, the night is quiet, the boat is lonely, the moon is bright, fishing alone, deep in the reeds, playing the flute in the west wind, and fishing is fun. There is no sea water today, so we built Yule Mountain Villa.

3. Japan Shikoku Tokushima Tourism

Shikoku is located in the south of China, southwest of Honshu Island, northeast of Kyushu Island, and separated from Honshu by Seto Inland Sea. It is adjacent to the Seto Inland Sea in the north, the Pacific Ocean in the south, Mingmen Strait and Jiyi Waterway in the east, and Kyushu in the west.

These four countries, including Tokushima, Kagawa, Ai Ai and Kochi Prefecture, cover an area of about 18800 square kilometers. Because it is divided into four countries: Abo, Zanqi, Yuyi and Tosa, it is called Shikoku Island in modern times.

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1. Iwashima Shrine/Hiroshima

The most impressive thing about Yandao Shrine is torii floating on the sea, which has been listed as a world cultural heritage and is one of the most representative tourist attractions in Japan. Visitors can change from the station to the ferry to Yandao Shrine. This is definitely a popular gathering place.

2. State-owned Road Changbinshui 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 forests and grasslands, forming a blue O.

Hanoi Rattan Garden, located in Fukuoka Prefecture, is a sea of wisteria. Stepping into it is like entering a fairy tale world. April and May are the opening dates of the park every year. Although the opening hours are limited, the spectacular scenery will definitely make you glad you came. It is also the time when the Golden Week welcomes the most tourists.

5. Five mountains, palm trees/rich mountains stretching for miles.

Hezhang Village, located in Toyama Prefecture, Hokuriku, is included in the World Cultural Heritage List. Visitors can live together in a hut made of palm trees and experience the atmosphere of an ancient village. It is a scenic spot that can cross to ancient Japan.

6. Maoyue Temple/Iwate

Next, Maoyue Temple introduced a temple in Pingquan, Iwate Prefecture, which is famous for the Fujiwara family in Australia. This temple is famous for recreating the mid-year activities in peacetime, and it is called Qushui Banquet. Mid-year activities are held regularly on the fourth Sunday in May every year.

7. Yuan Naiyu Shrine/Yamaguchi

Next is the famous scenic spot Yuannaiyu Shrine in Yamaguchi Prefecture. There is 123 red torii, not far from the blue sea, and the green of nature constitutes a beautiful picture. The winding torii is spectacular, in sharp contrast with the surrounding scenery.

8. Tibetan King Hot Spring Ski Resort/Yamagata

Next, let's introduce Japan's ski resort-the King of Tibet. Among them, Cangwang Hot Spring Ski Resort ranks first in Japan, and a large number of skiers flock to it every year. In addition, rime landscape, snow-covered trees, and icicles formed by low temperature are also a major feature.

9. Zhujing/Kyoto

Sano in Kyoto is on the bamboo road in Japan. Here you can take a walk while basking in the sun. Walking on the path surrounded by green bamboo seems to have entered the legendary world. To go to Kyoto, please walk along the bamboo path and feel the scenery in the bamboo forest.

10. Beppu Cable Car/Oita

Below is the Beppu Cable Car in Oita Prefecture. In different seasons, you can see completely different scenery by taking the Beppu cable car. In addition, you can also reach Hejian Moon near the top on the cable car at an altitude of nearly 1800 meters. Even in summer, it is open at night. Sitting on the cable car, you can see the panoramic night view of Oita.

5. Tourist attractions in Japan Island

Japan is divided into Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu.

First of all, Hokkaido

Hokkaido (Hokkaido), the only prefecture among 47 prefectures in Japan, is also the northernmost administrative region. It is the largest island in Japan except Honshu and 2 1 in the world, slightly smaller than Ireland. Honshu Island is bounded by Ma Haixia in the south and Zonggu Strait in the north of Sakhalin Island. Sapporo is the administrative center and the largest city in Hokkaido.

Second, the country.

Honshu Island (), also known as Honshu Island, is the largest island in Japan and the seventh largest island in the world, located in the middle of the Japanese archipelago. It faces Hokkaido across Tsutsugaru Strait in the north, Shikoku Island across Seto Inland Sea in the south, and Kyushu Island across Guanmen Strait and Fenghou Waterway in the southwest.

Three or four countries

Shikoku (Japanese pen name:), also known as Shikoku Island, was abbreviated as Yiyu Island and Ermi Ghislain in ancient times. According to the administrative divisions of Japan, there are Tokushima Prefecture (Abo), Kagawa Prefecture (Zanqi), Ehime Prefecture (Iyu) and Kochi Prefecture (Tosa). (All belong to Nanhai Road, divided into five provinces and seven districts). Because it is divided into four countries, it is called Shikoku Island in modern times.

Fourth, Kyushu

Kyushu (), also called Kyushu Island, is the third largest island in Japan. It is located at the southwestern tip of Japan, opposite Honshu Island in the northeast, opposite Shikoku Island in the east, facing the Pacific Ocean in the southeast, facing North Korea in the northwest, and facing the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea in the west. * * * Nine countries, namely the former, the latter, the former, the latter, the former, the latter, the latter, China, Satsuma and Dayu, are called Kyushu.

6. Attractions in Tokushima Prefecture, Japan

Robinson has been to Morocco in North Africa, Guinea coast in West Africa, Brazil in South America and isolated islands in the Caribbean.

I went to sea for the first time, and my destination was London, but I was caught in a terrible storm and managed to save my life.

The second time I went to sea was to do business in Africa, and this time I succeeded.

The third voyage was extremely unfortunate. They met Turkish pirates, were captured and became slaves. After fleeing, they went to Brazil, where they managed a plantation and lived a smooth life.

The fourth voyage was near an island in South America, when the ship suddenly hit the rocks and was destroyed. All the companions on board were killed, only Robinson survived and drifted to a desert island alone.

7. The map of Tokushima, Japan is HD

Nagasaki and Hiroshima are big cities, but medium-sized?

Japanese officials have such a city level-the city designated by law is the highest level in the urban autonomy system designated by administrative orders from 0755 to 79000. It is not easy to reach this standard in Japan. Its basic condition is that the city's population must exceed 500,000 (in fact, it is basically more than 654.38+00,000). At present, only 20 cities in Japan are designated by law.

Of course, this does not include Tokyo, because the 23 districts under the jurisdiction of Tokyo are directly under the jurisdiction of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, and each district is basically at the same level as the city, while other cities managed by Tokyo have not reached this scale.