Where to travel in Japan? What are some must see places to visit in Japan?

Hokkaido Tourist Attractions Introduction:

Town-run sheep pasture.

The town's sheep pastures are very large and occupy most of Yakijiri Island. In the hills in the center of the island, sheep graze leisurely. Under the blue sea and blue sky, there are endless pastures. There is a bicycle path in the center of the island for the entertainment of visitors.

Yoshigaoka Observatory (Sapporo City).

Expansive pastures, grazing sheep and poplar boulevards characterize the area.

Built in 1959, the Hinogaoka Observatory has a bronze statue of Dr. Clark pointing to Ishikari Plain. There is also a Sapporo Snow Festival Museum and a rest area. In the rest area, you can enjoy barbecued lamb.

Shakotan Peninsula (Goshi area).

The only park in the sea in Hokkaido.

The area is famous for its fresh seafood such as sea urchins, abalone, and flounder, which are cultivated in abundant nature.

Along the coastline stretches Cape Kamui, Cape Shakotan, Cape **, and Cape Kamui, which has been selected as one of the 100 seashores in Japan"Island Bui off the coast"and other spectacular places of interest.

Onuma Quasi-National Park (Nanaii-cho).

In 1854, at the same time as the opening of Hakodate, the site was designated as a walking spot for foreigners.

During the Meiji era, imperial families from Japan and abroad visited this place, and in the 4th year of Taisho (1915), it was selected as one of the Three Scenic Spots of New Japan. Centered on the beautiful Mt. Komagatake, the park consists of three lakes: Onuma, Onuma, and Junsainuma, with 126 islands floating on them. Rent a bicycle for a week around the lake, or take a motorboat tour of the lake.

Rishiri Island, Rebun Island (Rishiri Fuji Town, Rebun Town).

The beautiful Mt. Rishiri rises in the center of the island. From the outside of the island, it looks as if Mt. Rishiri is floating on the sea. According to this, the mountain is called Rishiri Fuji.

Rebun Island, known as the "Floating Island of Flowers", is home to 300 species of alpine plants.

The lovely flowers that have been preserved since the Ice Age are gorgeous.

The two islands can be reached by ferry in about 2 hours from Wakkanai.

Kannonzaki (Tenmai Island).

Kannonzaki is home to one of Japan's most famous seabirds.

The seabird flock in this area has been designated as a National Natural Monument. This is the only place in Japan where you can observe the breeding of orronon birds (sea martres) that resemble penguins. The bird is now on the verge of extinction.

Alternate of World Natural Heritage! Shiretoko National Park (Shari-cho, Rausu-cho).

The Shiretoko Peninsula is known as Japan's last secret place.

The area is still home to a variety of ecosystems such as coasts, lakes, and mountains.

Shiretoko is etymological from the Ainu word sirietoku, which means the end of the earth.

The cliffs are more than 100 meters high, and you feel like you are in the lap of pristine nature.

Applications are now being made for inclusion in the World Heritage List. In particular, the Shiretoko Five Lakes are reflected on the surface of the Shiretoko Mountains and the verdant native trees, presenting a long-lasting and tranquil atmosphere. The snow melts and rainwater from the Shiretoko Mountains and deepens into the ground, and underground water continues to gush out.

There is a lakeside promenade where you can observe wildlife while enjoying the beautiful scenery that has been completely preserved.

I suggest you go to Hokkaido. 7 In August, you can go to Furano to see lavender, blue sky and white clouds, picturesque scenery. In addition, H1N1 is more serious in Japan now, and this problem must not be considered, Hokkaido is relatively empty, not as crowded as Tokyo and Osaka, so it is relatively safe.

But there is a question of whether your city can form a group to Hokkaido, and now it is made by this h1n1, and many places can't form a Japanese group, so you have to ask the travel agency in your city yourself.

In the summer, Okinawa and Hokkaido.

Reborn on an island for summer.

For those who enjoy sun, sand and diving, the best time to visit Okinawa is from June to September, and it is best to visit Taketomi Island, Iriomote Island, Miyako Island, and Ishigaki Island. The Bienautami Aquarium and Manzamo are worth seeing, and you can also overlook the coral reef under the cliffs in the seaside clearing.

Hokkaido lavender is in full bloom.

Every year from June to August, the northern slopes and plains of Hokkaido, Japan, are transformed into a sea of purple flowers. Among them, Furano is the most abundant, and the lavender of "Tomita Farm" has the strongest aroma and color in the entire Furano area. Hinode Park, located in Kamifurano, is the birthplace of Furano lavender, and there is an observation deck on a high platform with a great view.

I don't know if I'm going to Japan, I recently read Japanese newspapers, and domestic groups came to Japan, and it was quite dark, **4000 came, and it took more than 40,000.

Go to the Yasukuni Shrine and then untie your hands... ...

Due to historical reasons, although the relationship between Japan and China has always been panicked, it cannot be recognized that Japan, as an island country, is indeed rich in tourism resources, and it is a country with a relatively prosperous tourism industry.

I don't know if you're going to Japan**, but if time and spirit allow, these places in Japan are well worth visiting.

1. Tokyo. Tokyo is the largest city in Japan, and it is also the capital of Japan in a broad sense, as an international metropolis, the main modern city tourism brand, of which Ginza, Tokyo Tower, and Akihabara are the most recommended to play**.

2. Osaka. Osaka is the second largest city in Japan, and the history of Japan is closely linked to Osaka, and there are many historical monuments left in the area, such as the castle tower, Osaka Castle, and Shitennoji Temple.

3. Kyoto. Kyoto has been the capital of Japan for a long time in Japanese history, and the perennial history has made Kyoto City quite rich in historical sites, and it is also one of the important towns of Japanese traditional culture, such as the Kyoto Imperial Palace, Kinkakuji Temple, Kyoto Tower and other attractions can be visited.

4. Nara. Known as the Buddhist capital of Japan, Nara is home to an abundance of temples and shrines, and its architecture is heavily influenced by China's Tang and Song dynasties, with the most famous attractions including Todai-ji Temple, a World Heritage Site, and temples such as the Tang Zhaoti-ji Temple, built by the monk Jianzhen Dongdu.

5. Mt. Fuji.

Located in Shizuoka and Yamanashi prefectures, just 80 kilometers from Tokyo, Mt. Fuji is the highest peak in Japan and one of the largest active volcanoes in the world.

6. Nagoya.

Nagoya Castle, also known as Meijo, is one of Japan's famous tourist attractions as a designated historic site and the birthplace of Tokugawa Ieyasu and Oda Nobunaga, famous generals in Japanese history.

7. Hokkaido.

Hokkaido, Japan's largest island, is located in the icy northern part of the country, rich in natural resources, and is famous for its attractive snow scenes, making winter the best time to visit Hokkaido.

A landscape city that can represent the history and culture of Japan, and it is enough to visit the above cities in Japan.

Tokyo Tower, Kiyomizudera Temple, Mt. Fuji, Tokyo Disneyland, and Fukuoka City Museum are some of the tourist attractions in Japan, and in Tokyo Disneyland, you can make the image of a doll or play a roller coaster.

There is Osaka, Japan, where the scenery is very beautiful and the architecture is majestic; There is also Kobe, with its most famous hot springs; Nara, where you can take pictures with wild animals; There are many other places that are very good and the economy is very good.

The must-visit places are Mt. Fuji, Kinmata Gorge, Sandan-kyo, Iyakei, Takeda Castle, Takachiho-kyo, Tokyo Tower, and Kinkaku-ji Temple.