If traveling to Japan, where should I go in my first place? The city says more detailed, thanks

Of course, go to Nagoya in Mt. Tomiichi.

1. Tokyo: To travel abroad is of course to go to its most famous and economically developed city, and if you travel to Japan, it must be the city of Tokyo. Tokyo is the capital of Japan and the most famous city in Japan, Tokyo has always been known for its fashion and avant-garde, and is the representative of Japan's bustling metropolis.

2. Okinawa: Okinawa is the first choice for many Japanese local citizens to spend their summer vacations, and it is known as Hawaii, Japan, because there are many water activities here, and there are many people who come here to experience various water activities such as diving and surfing. July and August are the best time to visit Okinawa, and a large number of tourists come to visit Okinawa at this time of year.

3. Nagoya: If you travel to Japan, you can go to Nagoya, which is a relatively niche place, but also an ancient capital with a long history, there are many places of interest in the territory, the attractions of Nagoya are very concentrated, and the traffic is also very convenient and fast, basically you can enjoy the scenery of Nagoya in one day. Among them, Nagoya Castle, Atsuta Jingu Shrine, and Tokugawaen Garden are the best spots to explore the relics of the heroes of the Warring States period.

Of course, Tokyo is the first city in Asia and the second largest city in the world, and if you want to see the sights in Tokyo, you can go to Sensoji Temple, the Imperial Palace, and so on. But if you want to shop, go to Shinjuku, Harajuku, Shibuya, Hi guaranteed, hahaha! If you go to Odaiba at night to see the night view, it's super beautiful!!

There is also the world's largest haunted house at the foot of Mt. Fuji which is very fun

Famous cultural tourism cities: 1. Kyushu area: Kagoshima, Kumamoto, Fukuoka, Nagasaki 2, Honshu area: Osaka, Nagoya, Chiba, Hakone, Toyama 3, Shikoku area: Imabari, Naruto, Takamatsu, Kochi.

4. Hokkaido: Sapporo.

Tokyo, a modern metropolis, is not much different from Shanghai and Hong Kong. However, it has the reputation of being the gastronomic capital of the world. Here you can taste delicious foods from all over the world (as long as you have enough money).

Kyoto and Nara are home to many temples and historic sites. If you are interested in the cultural architecture of the Sui and Tang dynasties, Nara must go.

Hokkaido is a great place to relax and spend your summer in both winter and summer.

Okinawa, you can't go to Hawaii, you can come to Okinawa to play (I personally think it's very ordinary).

When traveling to Japan, we recommend visiting Hokkaido, Shikai Island, and Kyushu.

Hokkaido, the only province among Japan's 47 prefectures and the northernmost first-class administrative region, is the largest island in Japan outside of Honshu and the 21st largest island in the world, slightly smaller than the island of Ireland. Honshu Island is bounded by the Tsugaru ruler in the south, and Sakhalin Island is bounded by the Soya Strait in the north. Sapporo is the administrative center and largest city of Hokkaido.

Shikoku is also known as Shikoku Island, and in ancient times it was called Iyo no Ni Na Island, and later it was shortened to Iyo Island. According to the administrative divisions of Japan, Tokushima Prefecture, Kagawa Prefecture, Ehime Prefecture, and Kochi Prefecture are included. Since there are four countries, it is called Shikoku Island in modern times.

Kyushu, also known as Kyushu Island, is Japan's third largest chain of trapped islands, located in the southwest of Japan, northeast across the Kanmon Strait and Honshu Island, east across the Bunyo Strait and Bungo Waterway and Shikoku Island, southeast of the Pacific Ocean, northwest across the Korean Strait and South Korea as neighbors, west of the Yellow Sea, East China Sea and China. In the past, it was Chikuzen, Chikugo, Toyozen, Bungo, Hizen, Higo, Hinata, Satsuma, and Osumi, a total of nine countries, so it was called Kyushu.