What are some tourist attractions to visit in Japan?

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Famous sightseeing spots in Tokyo include Tokyo Tower, the Imperial Palace, the National Diet Building, Sensoji Temple, Hamarikyu Palace, Ueno Park, and the Zoo.

The name of Japan means "the land of the rising sun", and it is also known as the "land of cherry blossoms" (there are more than 300 varieties of cherry blossoms) and the "state of volcanoes" (there are more than 200 volcanoes in the whole territory, of which about 1 3 are active volcanoes). The country is composed of four large islands and thousands of small islands in Hokkaido, Shikoku, Honshu and Kyushu, with a long and tortuous coastline, rugged mountains and interlaced river valleys, with 80% of the mountainous area and 66% of the country's forest coverage. Geothermal and fishery resources are abundant.

Japan is extremely scarce in mineral resources, and most of its industrial raw materials and fuels depend on imports, but it is a world economic power, with its industrial and national GDP ranking among the highest in the world, and its agricultural output per unit area is very high. In addition, it has a well-developed fishing industry, with the largest catch in the world. Japan is a country of varied terrain and abundant water resources, which makes for a spectacular landscape, with snow-capped lakes, rocky canyons, rushing rivers, steep peaks, majestic waterfalls, and hot springs that attract many tourists all year round.

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In Osaka, there are: Senba, Osaka Castle, Osaka Castle Park, Dotonbori, Hattori Edge, Kansai Airport, Seaside Area, Kaiyukan, Kai, Kishiwada, Kyobashi, Sakuranomiya, Dome, Sky Garden Observatory, Umeda, Umeda Department Store, Namba, Seimunmon Amusement World, Shitennoji, Tempozan Castle Tower, Tennoji Temple, Nihonbashi Nihonbashi, Tennoji Park, Tennoji Museum of Art, Expo Park, Expo Memorial Park, Shinsaibashi, Shinsekai, Cosmos Tower, Nakanoshima, Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine.

The must-see attractions in Japan include Tokyo's Ginza, Mt. Fuji, Kyoto's Kinkakuji Temple, Tokyo's Akihabara, Hokkaido, and Shiroi Koibito Factory.

Must go to Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu, Kagoshima, Wakayama, Chiba, Shizuoka Fuji.

Kiyomizudera Temple, Mt. Fuji, Tokyo Tower, Fukuoka Castle, Izu, Mt. Omuro.

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There are many beautiful attractions in Japan, such as several famous "castles" in Japan (Nagoya Castle, Osaka Castle, Kumamoto Castle, Matsumoto Castle, etc.), Disney series of parks, Universal Studios, and so on.

If you want to combine the season, Kumamoto Castle is recommended for the cherry blossom season, and the moment the cherry blossoms fall, there is a feeling of being in a manga, which is very unreal. If you want to visit in autumn, we recommend visiting Kiyomizudera Temple in Kyoto. Kiyomizudera Temple is located on Mt. Otowaba, so whether you look down from above or from below, you will see red maple leaves.

If you're going to Japan in winter, Otaru in Hokkaido is a must-see. Although he was brought to prosperity by the movie "Love Letter", this cannot hide his original beauty. Especially on winter evenings, the Otaru Canal is lit up with a slightly dim glow on the snow.

Akayama Zen Temple: Located in the northeast of Kyoto's urban system, near the Shugakuin Imperial Palace, the temple in Mt. Hiei. It is known as "Momiji Temple", because it has not been hyped like Kiyomizuji Temple, and there is no bombardment of various propaganda, so its popularity is relatively low.

But because of this, you can quietly enjoy the beauty of late autumn and Zen temple during the autumn foliage season.

Zenho-ji Temple: It is a temple built in the Heian period, with an area of about 90,000 square meters, and it is a 30-40 minute walk-around garden.

Odaiba: Odaiba is Tokyo's center for entertainment and is popular among young people. Odaiba is open all day, and no admission fee is required to enter Odaiba, but there is an additional charge for some amusement facilities.

Imperial Palace: The Imperial Palace is where the Emperor of Japan usually lives, and tourists generally cannot enter it, so they can only be visited on the periphery. The double bridge over the moat of the Imperial Palace is a hot spot, so if you are interested, you can visit it.

Tokyo Sky Tree: The Tokyo Sky Tree is a 634-meter-tall radio tower that houses an observation deck, restaurants, and shops. Climb the Sky Tree not only to overlook the ground, but also to see the magnificent night view of Tokyo.

Akihabara: Akihabara is not only home to a computer street, an electrical street, but also an otaku street, making it a great place for visitors to shop for electrical appliances, electronics, and anime.

Ginza: Tokyo's Ginza is a shopping paradise on par with the Champs-Élysées in Paris and Fifth Avenue in New York. Visitors can buy a variety of luxury goods and souvenirs in Ginza.

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Here are a few things to know about Japan. Of course, this kind of fun varies from person to person, and my opinion can only be used as a reference.

1. Osaka

Osaka and JD are two different styles, and Tokyo has the feel of a metropolis, nothing more than another New York, Hong Kong, and Los Angeles. Therefore, many people do not like Tokyo very much, but prefer Osaka, and when it comes to shopping, Osaka is enough. ‍

Let's introduce a few of Osaka's sightseeing spots:

Kinkakuji. As we all know, Japan is a transition with outstanding temple culture, and Kinkakuji Temple is one of the more famous temples in Osaka, so it is also a recommended spot to visit Osaka. As you make your way to Kinkaku-ji Temple, you will be able to see the scenery of Japan and meet a few interesting people.

now，it's show time！Here are two street performers at the bottom of Kinkakuji Temple, and they cheer at each other to attract the attention of passers-by, and then they start their wonderful performance, which is really cool.

Kobe beef:

I'm a complete foodie, and I love Japanese food. Therefore, Kobe beef, which has been famous for a long time, is highly recommended. So, if you have the chance, be sure to experience it.

Shinsaibashi

Okay, after introducing the two points, let's recommend a must-visit place for those friends who like to buy, buy, buy, buy. As I said in the first paragraph, if you want to buy and buy, you don't need to go to Tokyo, Osaka is really enough. The center of Osaka is also quite bustling, and the representative of this is "Shinsaibashi", which is usually visited by people who go to buy and buy.

Shinsaibashi is the center of shopping in Osaka, and there are a variety of Japanese shop signs that you can buy, eat, and stroll around. Here, you will feel as if you are in the second dimension of anime. After a trance, I came back to my senses and realized that this is a modern city, urban life, food and color men and women, shopping paradise, this place is quite suitable.

So, this is a must-visit place in Osaka.

The above three places are recommended to you. Hope you guys will like it. Good luck.

Sasebo, who just went to Japan last month, would like to talk about my experience. Sasebo City is a city in the northern region of Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan, known as the city of shipbuilding and defense industry in Japan, home to the U.S. Naval Base of the U.S. Army stationed in Japan, and the largest theme park in Kyushu"Huis Ten Bosch"Located 25 km off the coast of Sasebo Port, there is a particularly famous spot in Saikai National Park, which is the beautiful Kujukushima Island, which is also known as the largest archipelago in Asia.

On the way to Kujukushima Island by bus from the cruise terminal, you can see that the city of Sasebo is small, and the overall feeling is very clean, and the scenery flying through the window is clear and bright.

The Zhanhai Peak of Jiujukushima is the best viewing point, there is a statue on the side of the observation deck that looks particularly free and easy in the blue sky and white clouds, this is the Japanese ** Tanaka Hozumi, there is his personal introduction on the side of the statue.

Kujukushima Island has a blue coast and a clear sea, and it is said that it has a different appearance depending on the weather, time of day, and season. The first thing that comes to mind when you get to the observation deck is, isn't this China's Thousand Island Lake? Countless islands of various sizes are scattered in the blue sea, like a fairyland.

The sea islands are blue sky and clouds, and the beautiful Kujuku Island is like a natural picture of nature's gift, slowly laid out in front of me, and the different shades of blue make people feel like falling into a blue dream, and they don't want to wake up for a long time.