Sapporo to Attract You with a Host of Picturesque Locations

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Japan is by all means a dream come true tourist location for the most adventurous and knowledge-seeking travellers. The country has a rich history and bizarre culture and traditions to attract and inspire people of every race, ethnicity and religion.

Whether you are interested in exploring the history of Japan or want to go around the picturesque locations, there are plentiful places of interest, where you can go and have fun with your family.

You must have read a lot about several famous tourist hot spots in Japan while planning your tour to the country. If you are planning for a vacation in winter months, Sapporo is one of the most attractive places to visit on your Japan tour. To let you know, Sapporo hosted the 1972 Winter Olympics and considered as the coldest place in Japan.

In Sapporo, you will feel as if you are in another country. You will fall in love with the tall and modern buildings on either side of wide and open streets.

Sapporo is relatively a very new city, about 200 years old, in comparison to the mainland of Japan. Similar to the cities in Western countries, the main down town area is designed on the basis of grid system, which makes it easier to find your way around. There are plenty of cheap hotels. As the city has more Western influence, do not visit this city with a hope to find too much about the Japanese culture.

Places of Interest in Sapporo

Tokeidai – One of the most frequented destinations in the city is the infamous clock tower. This is the oldest standing architecture in the city. The clock tower was built in 1870s and was Hokkaido University’s drill hall.

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Hokkaido Shrine – Located in the Maruyama Park, this is a must see place in the city. During the New Year holidays, Japanese people throng the shrine to pray and receive fortune message. As you know that Japanese religion is a blend of Buddhism and Shinto, most local people are more superstitious than religious. They follow the rituals at temple or shrine, even if majority of them do not necessarily believe in religion.

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Okurayama Ski Jump – This was the main ski jump in the Winter Olympics, which was held in the city in 1972. You must check out the ski trail and can experience the superb view of skiers taking a jump.

With several other tourist attractions, Sapporo is definitely one of the most beautiful and interesting places to visit on your Japan tour. There are many other equally beautiful and adventurous places to visit in the country.

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Don’t turn off the lights! Illuminate your Soul with Japan

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“How far that little candle throws his beams! So shines a good deed in a weary world.” – William Shakesperare, Merchant of Venice. Well, let’s explain it in this way, even a small amount of happiness put the tragedies away! And the hullabaloo regarding the Japanese Light Festival reminds of the quote. When the whole world struggling with various predicaments and it is all helplessly dark, the light festival of Japan during winters are suddenly turning heads of the explorers across the world.

Lights and Festivals go Hand in Hand

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Festivals replete with lights are quite common to the people around the world. According to the convention, light has always played a vital role in celebration. It is an essential part of the festivals around the world as it helps to boost the spirit of the people. And with Christmas coming near, the western countries are all set to shine bright with various decorative lights all over. Japan, interestingly, has an equally sparkling festival every year during winters that is no less charming than the yearly winter illuminations of the western countries. Japan in dark cold winters flicker in hope and beauty with a twinkling network of light bulbs all across the country. Well, if things have already started grabbing your attention then make sure that you don’t miss the radiant parks as you make the list of the places in Japan to visit.

Places in Japan to visit During Light Festival

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Nabana no Sato, located in Mie Prefecture is the most important names on the list. With various designer lights Nabana no Sato light up its stunning park grounds during the annual event. The event could be described as “A Recital of Winter Light Bulbs”, at least that is what the title of the event Toka no Kyoen suggests.

• Three gorgeous displays of Roppongi Hills in Tokyo is the next one you must pay a visit. The lights mainly containing the blue and white bulbs all over the Keyakizaka Street offer an impressive watch. The big Christmas Tree at 66 Plaza in Tokyo is also hugely popular among the visitors.

• The two visually enchanting light and flower walkway festivals in Kyoto popularly known as the Hanatouro during cold nights make Arashiyama district and the Higashiyama district sights of beauty to behold. The interesting thing is that these two festivals use lights traditionally designed and handmade open air lanterns to make the festival even more charming. And it is an added amusement for the visitors from foreign countries.

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• Last but not the least, displays of the Renaissance of Light in Osaka has been a thrilling experience for the visitors. Besides the impressive decoration of fashionable bulbs the holiday celebrations adds exhibition of a stunning tapestry illuminated with light bulbs displayed on the wall of Osaka Prefectural Nakanoshima Library and a musical performance kept to enhance the atmosphere is also commendable.

Rise up to revel with Japan this year. Sparkling bulbs and boisterous crowd thronging the streets and parks of the country will surely offer your eyes a pleasing break from the same old-fashioned winter illuminations every year.

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Visit Japan to Check out the Nebuta Festival in Aomori

Japan is a culturally rich country and visitors are in for a treat when they go to visit the wonderful ‘land of the rising sun.’ Not only do they get to marvel at beautiful castles and be awestruck by the spiritual constructions and temples, but they can also witness the wonder of nature in spring during the cherry blossom festival.

However, this is not it. There is more to see in Japan than historical and spiritual structures or the beauty of nature. The people of Japan have some beautiful and eye-pleasing rituals they follow. For example, if you are in Japan in the beginning of August then you can witness one of the most colourful and vibrant festivals in all of Japan, the Nebuta festival that is held in the Aomori prefecture in the region called Tohoku, in Japan.

The Occurrences in the Festival

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The Aomori Nebuta festival is held on a grand scale and features huge, lighted floats that include pictures of famous warriors of Japan and Kabuki actors. These floats are seen parading along the streets of Aomori. This is almost a weeklong festival that starts on the second of August and continues till the seventh of the month. Also featuring in this festival is the sound of bamboo flutes and the beating of massive drums. The word, ‘rasseera’ is also shouted from time to time during the event by Haneto dancers. This parade is almost like a six night festival.

The Final Evening and Origin of the Festival

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In the final evening of the festival, a large lantern, called a toro, is floated out into the massive sea. Apparently, this takes along with it evil spirits that might cause any sort of harm. There is also a display of fabulous fireworks that evening. This festival is extremely energetic and visually dramatic. According to historians, the origin of the festival dates back to the 800’s, when a general made large creatures to scare away any kind of rebels in the area. Each float takes about a year to make.

Next time you visit Japan, try and plan your trip so that you can witness the true wonder of the Aomori Nebuta festival.

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Places Where You can Discover the True Essence of Japan

With plentiful ancient temples, medieval fortresses and stunning landscapes to discover, Japan’s highlights span across the major cities and exotic countryside. Travellers can get to see the life under the terrible wartime, wander around the educational sites with family and shop around the bustling shopping districts surrounding the commercials hubs in the country.

Kyoto’s Tourism Highlights

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Koinzan Saiho-ji – This place is also known as the Koke-dera Temple or Moss Temple, because of the 120 different varieties of moss found inside the gardens. This temple was originally the 6th century home of Prince Shotoku but the Buddhist monk Muso Soseki turned the site into temple in 1339 and a two-tier garden was designed around the pond. As the city has only the restricted admission, one requires requesting the temple to provide reservation for admission.

Nijo-jo Castle – The castle was completed building in 1603. A vast moat and imposing walls surround the castle and the nightingale floors, the creaky boards instantly alerting the guards to the presence of any intruder, enhance its security. There is a vast collection of screen paintings and period artwork on display. The self-guided audio tours are rented by the visitors.

Japan’s Natural Wonders

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Mount Fuji – With the height of 12, 388 feet, Mount Fuji is the Japan’s tallest mountain. This is also the primary highlight of the Fuji-Hakone-Izu Park, situated around 2.5 hours from Tokyo. According to estimates, around 200,000 mountaineers climb Mount Fuji every year. At the park, one can also see the coastline along the Izu peninsula and indulge in swimming and SCUBA diving at the coastal stretches.

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Jigokudani-Yaenkown Park – Located inside the Yokuyu River valley in Nagano and well-known for snow monkeys, the Jigokudani-Yaenkown Park is one of the popular tourist spots in the Nagano prefecture. The average temperature in the winter lingers around 5 degrees whereas snow covers the ground for almost four months every year. One can take photographs of monkeys inside the park but cannot feed them. The park officials issue the warning urging visitors to avoid physical contacts with the monkeys, otherwise they may turn aggressive.

Tokyo’s Tourism Highlights

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Ginza – This was one of the earliest cities to modernise during the period of Meiji Restoration and houses plenty of upscale boutiques and retailers. Most department stores in Ginza host their own art galleries and serve varieties of cuisines in the form of refreshments and pre-packaged meals at depachika. On every weekend, the Chuo-dori that is the main thoroughfare in Ginza for pedestrian traffic is organised.

Sensoji Temple – The oldest worship site of Tokyo, the Kannondo Hall inside the temple was built by the Buddhist priest Shokai Shonin in 645 AD. On an estimate, the annual visitors’ count at the temple is around 30 million. In the month of July, the temple hosts Hozuki-Ichi festival.

There are several other locations thronged with the tourists throughout the year. One can get to know about these tourism hot spots on Japan travel guide book. Do not forget to go through the guide books before heading to this East Asian economy giant country.

Tourist Spots in Japan that can’t be missed

Japan is an exquisite country to visit. If you are planning a trip anytime soon, you must include Japan in the list of places you should visit. The country is an amalgamation of the modern and the antique. It is the epitome of tradition, culture, art, customs and history. Japan has two sides. From one angle is an ancient city soaked in many historic tales and from another angle, it is the technological capital of the world.

If you do visit the country, make sure you plan out the places you must visit and shouldn’t miss.

The Tohoku Region

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This region that includes a place called Aomori. The Nebuta festival held here attracts tourists from all over the world. Another very popular city in this region is Sendai City. Here, attractions like the Sendai Castle and the Sendai Tanabata festival, that takes place annually, draws many tourists top this region.

The Kanto Region

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The most important city in this region is the capital of Japan, Tokyo. You will find in this region many tourist attractions like amusement parks, temples, theatres and shrines. This region is also known for its shopping district. Therefore, if you are a shopaholic, then you must visit this region. Tokyo will be the easiest city to visit for tourists who do not know any other language but English. Other places tourists visit in this region are Hakone, Kamakura, Yokohama and Nikko.

The Chubu Region

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If you want to visit Mount Fuji, the highest peak in Japan, you have to visit this region. Other places in this region that tourists frequent are Kenrokuen Park to witness Japanese gardens, Nagoya for its famous castle, Nagano for the ‘Japanese Alps, and many more.

These are some of the top places to visit in Japan. If you do go to the country for a vacation, stop by in a few particular regions to soak in the essence of Japan.

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Nara: Once a Capital City, Now an Unfrequented Tourist Spot

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Most people planning their holiday trip to Japan tend to include the big and famous cities like Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka on their itinerary. They assume these places to cover their fascination of experiencing old and modern culture and lifestyle in Japan. However, majority of the visitors overlook the charm and beauty of old cities like forgotten capital of Japan, Nara.

Tokyo is indeed a fascination of youths who visit Japan to experience the modern-age technologies and view a number of skyscrapers. There are several little shops sprawling in and out the narrow lanes. Tech savvies can find all sorts of hi-tech toys, manga and anime characters at the Akihabara. On the other hand, Kyoto is very much considered the remnant of old days. With several magnificent temples, cosy restaurants and kimono shops, Kyoto also attracts a large number of visitors.

Historical Importance of Nara

In contrast, Nara is an old city and was the capital of Japan between 710 and 784. This city was the first permanent capital of Japan and famous as the centre of Buddhist activities with several monasteries and Chinese-influenced architecture. Nara has lent its name from Nara period. With lots of historical and cultural attractions, Nara is one of the must visit places in Japan.

Narrow and Stretched Out Streets Selling Sweets and Traditional Artefacts

Outside the Nara train station, there are many old-style sweet shops tempting you with varieties of sweets made of rice flour and filled with sweet red bean and tea leaves. Although younger generation has started to eat out more Western-style sweets like cakes and pastries, traditional sweets are still the hot favourite of people in Nara prefecture.

The narrow streets in Nara offer varieties of objects to traditional art-loving visitors. One can find hand-crafted objects, kimonos, attractive hair pins, traditional Momiji dolls, colourful umbrellas fabricated with special kind of paper and several other artefacts at the shops in Nara. These are ideal gifts and souvenirs to bring home or present to the friends in Japan.

Deer Park in Nara

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Away from the narrow and stretched out streets, Nara is full of greeneries and deer. There is a deer park in Nara where you can get to see different breed of deer roaming all across the park. Vendors outside the park sell deer-biscuits and shika senbei to feed the deer. According to the legend, the god Takemikazuchi entered the Nara on a white deer that started being recognised as “heavenly” animal since that day.

Todai-ji Temple

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Visitors can take a walk through the park to reach to the world’s largest wooden building, Todai-ji Temple, which is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Japan. This temple houses the world’s largest Buddha statue.

Restaurants in Nara

The streets lit up during the evening time. The classic-style restaurants and eateries open for the business after the sunset. These restaurants serve healthy and delicious traditional Japanese dishes. You can take a walk through the quaint wooden houses after the meal.

So, if you are planning an itinerary to the Japan, do not forget to experience the old world charm of Nara.

Cherry Blossom Season in Japan is a True Wonder! by Pretzel William

Visit Unusual Places in Japan to Capture the True Essence

Japan is full of exquisite tourist spots and wonderful sights. The country is extremely picturesque and loaded with culture. Thousands of tourists throng the country every year mostly during spring and summer and sometimes in winter. Travellers who like to visit countries that are historically rich will definitely not miss out on Japan. Japan maybe the technological capital of the world but its old world charm has and continues to captivate tourists all around the world.

There are many places you can visit in Japan. For example, The Great Buddha of Kamakura, Mt. Fuji, Himeji Castle, etc. are visited by hundreds of tourists every year but there are many other places in Japan, that are not very famous but definitely worth a visit.

If you are planning to go to Japan on your next vacation, it is important to gather information about Japan to make your trip easier. If you search for unusual places to visit in the Land of the Rising Sun, you will find plenty. Here are a few places you can go to.

Temples and Shrines in Kyoto

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Kyoto is a lovely city as you will find the flavour of every season in this place. Every single season in this city is celebrated with festivals, different sorts of food that suit each season and rituals. If you want to go on a spiritual trip in this city, there are two temples you must visit. The Kinkakuji temple which is also known as the ‘Golden Pavilion’ and the Ryoanji temple that is famous for its zen rock gardens.

Gion District in Kyoto

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The Gion district is very famous for its shrines, temples and geisha. Also, if you want to witness the famous Japanese tea ceremony, this is the place.

To capture the true essence of Japan, it necessary to go to the less famous places of the country as these places are less affected by Western culture.

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Tourist Destinations in and Around Tokyo

Many people live with a preconceived notion that Japan is ridiculously expensive. In fact, the whole world knows Japan as one of the most expensive places for foreign travellers. In spite of this, Japan sees record number of tourists every year.

It’s true that Japan is expensive but if you spend the money wisely, you can enjoy the whole trip without falling short of money. Use Japan Rail Network for transportation and try not to splurge on buying expensive items. In fact, you could get lots of ‘affordable yet fashionable’ items at street shops and local market.

So, plan out your vacation and make the list of places to visit in Japan. Here are a fee must-visit places in Japan, take a look:

Tokyo’s Tropical Islands

Izu islands, a group of volcanic islands in the Pacific Ocean, belong to Tokyo and counted among the must visit places. There are some of the striking volcanic islands, Hachijo and Miyake being the two most prominent islands. You can catch a ferry from Takeshiba sanbashi terminal in Tokyo, or a plane from Haneda airport to get to these islands.

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As these islands are volcanic, most beaches are rocky and Hachijo is the home to many hot spring (onsen) spots. You can also enjoy some adventurous activities at Hachijo and Miyake islands.

Onsen Ryokan in Kinugawa, Tochigi

If you are looking to spend your weekend in relaxing way, go to an onsen ryokan in Kinugawa in Tochigi prefecture. This place is home of many ryokans offering hot spring bath facilities. You can really enjoy your stay and get various spa therapies.

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KITTE

If you are in Tokyo at present, do not forget to visit this landmark. The Old Tokyo Post Office has been recently renovated and came up with new functionality and concept. There are many shopping places, restaurants and bars and lounges inside this seven stories building. Moreover, you will be amazed by the design of building.

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Similarly, there are many other places to visit in Japan. Each place has to say something different to you.

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Beautiful Places Enticing you to Visit in Japan

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Are you planning to visit Japan? Well, if you are, it would be only better to collect enough information about the country. Japan is one of the most frequented places in the world. Development and richness can be seen everywhere in this country. From technological advancement, economic development to infrastructure facilities, everything is far superior in the country.

Though Japan is considered one of the safest places for foreign tourists, being elusive from the local language and culture can be a bit problematic for you. So, it’s always better to gather enough knowledge about culture and tradition, places to visit, transport facilities and other things of this country.

Japan has many places enlisted in UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Besides these popular places, there are many other hard to miss locations in this country. So, if you are not aware about where to go in Japan, go through a few blog about Japan to find several fascinating places and landscapes in this country.

Here are a Few Hard to Miss Places in Japan

Kinugawa, Tochigi:

Located at two hours distance from Kitasenjyu station in Tokyo, Kinugawa in Tochigi prefecture is an ideal location for weekend fun and frolic. Away from the chaotic cities, this is the perfect place to spend weekend in the lap of serene and calm landscapes. Many people visit this place to experience hot spring baths. There are many ryokans in the area providing onsen bath facilities to the tourists. Besides onsen baths, you can enjoy the scenic beauty of nature at this place.

Kinugawa in Tochigi

KITTE:

If you are in Tokyo and looking for an upscale shopping centre, KITTE is the place where you must go. Located next only to the Tokyo station, it has become a major shopping hub in the city. Whether you want to taste the exclusive delicacies of Japan or just want to do some shopping, you have many opportunities to do of your likes inside the building.

Inside of  KITTE

Yushima Tenjin Shrine:

If you are there in Japan during the months of spring, Yushima Tenjin shrine is a must visit place. Before the cherry blossom festival, you can enjoy budding of beautiful plum flowers in the garden of this shrine. To visit this place, you can catch the underground train at Chiyoda line and de-board the train at Yushima underground station from where shrine is just at the distance of 2 to 3 minutes.

Yushima Tenjin shrine

Okinawa:

If you want to soak in the beauty of fresh water beaches, Okinawa is the place for you. At Okinawa, you can enjoy several sea foods and indulge yourself in fancy shopping. There are many local supermarkets selling exclusive seafood varieties. Okinawa offers you a beautiful stay at the beach side and makes your journey to Japan a fulfilling affair.

Okinawa

There are many other places to visit in Japan. You can know about each and every interesting aspect of Japan by going through certain blogs about Japan.

Top 5 Tourist Spots in Japan

Japan is a beautiful place to visit. Every year tourists throng the country at all season. Japan is really popular with tourists from all over the world. Tourists gather to visit the country because it is a beautiful blend of modernity and antiquity. Japan is the epitome of history, culture, tradition and heritage. The people of Japan are extremely well rooted in their culture and customs and follow them till date.

However, before you plan a trip to Japan, make sure you make a list of the places you want to visit. If you have the places you want to visit, planned before hand, you won’t be at a loss when you reach the holiday destination. You can browse the internet for blogs that will guide you to pick out the places you must visit in Japan.

Here are few of the attractive places to visit in Japan. Make sure you visit them on your trip to the wonderful country.

Himeji Castle

This is one of the most famous castles in Japan and one of the 12 castles that are still in its original condition. This castle is also known as the ‘White Heron Castle’ because it resembles a bird taking flight. It is one of the best existing examples of Japanese architecture and is probably the most popular castles in the country. The castle is located at the Hyogo prefecture, pretty close to Osaka. The castle is surrounded by cherry and pine trees. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was built in 1333-1346. 

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Great Buddha of Kamakura

This is basically a colossal version of Amida Buddha, one of Japan’s most popular Buddjist figures. The statue is cast in bronze and is 40 feet high (13 metres) and weighs 93 tonnes. The statue dates back to the year 1252. 

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Tokyo Imperial Palace

This is the home of the emperor of Japan. It also functions as a museum that exhibits Japanese history and art. The palace is placed on the ruins of older castles that were destroyed in fires or in wars. The palace is surrounded by traditional Japanese style gardens. 

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Hiroshima Peace Memorial

This is a tribute to the millions who lost their lives in the bombing of Hiroshima in August 6, 1945. The memorial is set in a park and features the Genbaku Dome. This is the only building left standing in the area after the bomb was dropped. 

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Kitte

This is a shopper’s haven. The seven storied mall that has replaced the Old Tokyo Post Office. It is set in the same building as the post office. And if you are a shopaholic, you must visit this place. 

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If you go to Japan, don’t miss out on these five beautiful places. They are completely worth a visit.

Japanese Blogs – Gateway to Japan

Japan is visited by a large number of people every year. Among them, some are frequent but rests of them are first time visitors. Being visiting the country first time they find it difficult to understand the culture and environment of the country or unable to find places. Though Japanese people are very helpful and well behaved with their guests but language is a big barrier while communicating with local people. Since you are on a trip, it might feel bad if you do not see the important features, tradition, festivals and places of Japan which you might regret later. So, it will be a wise idea to read about the country and have a wholesome idea of life there before we go. But where you will read from?

Who else than a Japanese will better tell you about his/ her country! That’s the advantages of blog from Japan. Various blogs written by Japanese people come to your savior. They write about each and every important aspect of their country which matter to you during your stay there.

Culture and Tradition of Japan

Japan is a country where the old tradition and modern culture walk hand in hand. The old values and customs are still respected by people whereas you will also see rapid modernization in the place of traditional set-up. There you might something which seems minute but has greater importance to them. Following etiquettes is very important for them. It is a custom to bow your head while greeting an elder and anyone not doing so, is considered uncivilized and undisciplined. It is a good gesture to use your both hands to hold when somebody gives something. Opening shoes outside the house is mandatory.

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Visiting Places in Japan

Japan has many beautiful places to visit. Amusement parks, Malls, market, temples, shrines, and castles etc. will just mesmerize you. Whether you want to delve deep into the man made history or natural beauty or ultra-modern technology, Japan has everything to suit your likings.

Fashion Trend in Japan

Fashion trend in Japan is something that attracts every visitor’s attention. The unique fashion trend is adorable and cute. Besides the tradition Kimono and Samurai dresses also fascinate people.

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Japanese Food

Another delight to the travelers is the variety of tasty and healthy Japanese dishes available. These dishes are very nutritious. Seasonal fruits and vegetables are given importance which is included in their daily meal.

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So, these are the various advantages of blog from Japan. These blogs provide in-depth detail of Japanese lifestyle and culture and it is advisable to go through Japanese blogs to know the country better.

Know the Facets of Japan on Blog from Japan

Lots of people visit Japan every year. Some are frequent travellers whereas rest of the visitors land in Japan for the first time. Alien to a new world, first time visitors find it tough to acclimatise to the environment and culture of this country.

Though Japanese people are helpful and treat their guests well but language could be a hindrance in communicating with the local people.

Ignorance could be bliss but certainly not when you are on a trip to foreign country. If you are unaware of the important features of Japanese culture and tradition, your trip might not become as memorable as you wish.

Similarly, there are many other important aspects of travelling to Japan that you, being a traveller to Japan, must know.

Now, the big question is where to find complete information of Japan. Go through some of the blogs about Japan. From a tourist mind, there are certainly huge advantages of blog from Japan, as you will become aware of everything that matter during your stay in this East-Asian country.

Know about Culture and Tradition of Japan

Japan is an amalgam of old and modern culture and tradition. You can see modernisation taking place rapidly in the traditional set-up of society while the old values are still favoured by the pupil of this country. There are some things that seem minute but hold greater importance in Japan.

It is a custom to bow your head in front of elder people, anyone not following this is considered undisciplined and uncivil. Likewise, there are many other traditions that if followed can result in an excellent stay in the country. 

Japanese Culture and Tradition

Places to Visit in Japan

When it comes about visiting beautiful and striking places, you will be spoilt for choices in Japan. There many picturesque place as well as old temples, shrines and castles that will mesmerise you to the hilt. Whether you are interested in delving deep to the history or want to savour the beauty of ultra-modern man-made architectures holding technological influences, Japan houses each and everything to suit your taste. 

Places to Visit in Japan

Japanese Fashion Trends

Japanese fashion trends are something to catch attention from every tourist to the country. The bizarre and unique fashion sense of Japanese people is adorable and loved by visitors from around the world. 

Japanese Fashion Trends

Japanese Food

Another striking aspect of Japanese tourism is abundance of culinary delights found in the country. Japanese dishes are awesome to taste and nutritious for the body. People in Japan give preferences to the seasonal fruits and vegetables and include them in their daily diet. They are great ambassadors of healthy eating and teach the world about importance of good foods. 

Japanese Food

Blogs from Japan provide in-detailed information and knowledge about Japanese lifestyle. So, if you are planning a trip to the country, must go through a few blogs about Japan to know the land of rising sun better.

Everything that Matter on Your Trip to Japan

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A blog can help you plan a better holiday to any foreign location. As you do not know much about the overseas locations, blogs let you know everything that matter on a perfect holiday stopover.

The explore Japan blog is one exclusive and dedicated blog page that deals with everything Japanese. Whether you are going on a holiday break or just want to strengthen your insight about the land of rising sun, this blog will prove handy for everything. 

If you are a first time visitor to Japan, getting to know the culture and tradition of this country will only help you explore Japan in better ways. Do you know that Japanese people love to celebrate each and every festival with greater enthusiasm? They gorge upon delicious and scrumptious dishes to enhance the festive mood. 

On the explore Japan blog page, you will know a wide variety of food and dishes that Japanese people prefer to have on special occasions. 

It’s said that Japan is every shopaholic’s dream come true. If you are the one on a trip to Japan, you will love to shop around the big marketplaces. You have plenty of options to make purchases from the upscale marketplaces on the streets of bustling cities. Whether you love to dress in trendy clothes or have a thing for Japanese traditional dresses, you can find everything at marketplaces of Japan. 

The explore Japan blog page lets you know of all the hot and happening places to buy trendy clothes and souvenirs.

A large number of people throng Japan in search of serene beauty of picturesque sites. It’s advisable to plan out your trip well otherwise you may miss on certain locations. You should sit down and find out the places that suit to your taste and likes. It takes you lots of efforts and thorough knowledge of history and geography to select some and leave out the rest. 

In the hindsight, the explore Japan blog page provides information on all the places worth visit in Japan. You are provided with historical importance and geographic location of each and every place that might help you plan a better journey. 

A greater number of foreigners these years have started shifting to Japan in search of employment opportunities and better education facilities. While finding an accommodation is not at all difficult in Japan, refurnishing the new flat can be the one. 

On the explore Japan blog page, you can come to know about the places where to go for furniture shopping in your budget. 

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In a nutshell, the explore Japan blog page is a complete insight on Japan. This blog page can help tourists to Japan an idea over how to enjoy your vacation in Japan.