What are the things to do in Japan and what are the things to do in Japan?

Hokkaido, there are many ranches Kyoto and Nara, the ancient capitals of Japan, you can experience the history and culture of Japan (in fact, you can see more of the shadow of ancient China) Kobe: An exotic harbor city, sometimes it makes people feel like they are in a small European town, and the Akashi Bridge, the longest sea-crossing bridge in the world, --- Akashi Bridge, and there is a Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall (!!) nearbyOsaka, Osaka Castle, very famous castle, it should be better to buy things Tokyo:

Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge (I've read too many manga|||.)Matsumoto, Matsumoto Castle, is also a famous castle Takayama City, and if you go in autumn, there is a Takayama Festival Kamikochi, with mountains, primeval forests, and hot springs, making it a great resort.

Many places are particularly fun, but for this tourism industry in Japan, it is still very hot, but it should still be restrained during the epidemic.

Japan has a lot of fun in **, and Japan is particularly fun in many places, such as Japanese shrines that you can go to see. ：

1. Mt. Fuji.

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Admission to the scenic spot is free, 3,000 yen for travel agencies Mt. Fuji is a symbol of the Japanese nation, the "sacred mountain" of the Japanese nation, and the Japanese people are in awe of it. Rising metres above sea level, Mount Fuji is Japan's tallest mountain and one of the largest active volcanoes in the world. From mid-March to April, Mt. Fuji is at its most beautiful, and the bottom of the mountain is filled with romantic cherry blossoms, and the summit is covered with snow.

In the middle of Mt. Fuji.

2. Ginza, Tokyo.

All-Day Ticket: No Admission RequiredIf Mount Fuji represents Japan's natural attractions, Tokyo Ginza represents Japan's modern attractions and is the commercial center of Tokyo. Together with the Champs-Élysées in Paris and Fifth Avenue in New York, it is known as the world's three most prosperous centers.

Every visitor who has been there will be shocked by the dazzling array of shops and don't know which one to start with. There are also many restaurants, bars and other entertainment venues. In addition to the shops, the Hakuhinkan Museum, the Sony Showroom, the Hermès Art Museum on the 8th floor, and the Shiseido Gallery are all good places to visit.

3. Kiyomizu-dera Temple.

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400 yen (24 yuan) Mount Fuji and Tokyo Ginza represent Japan's natural and modern attractions respectively, while Kiyomizudera Temple represents Japan's history and is ranked third in the list of the best places to visit in Japan. Kiyomizu-dera Temple is the oldest ancient temple in Jingdong, built in 778 and covering an area of 130,000 square meters. The eleven-faced thousand-armed Guanyin statue enshrined in the temple can bless fortune; The three-part Otowa Waterfall represents study, love, and health, and drinking all the water will make your wishes come true. The landlord's shrine is a prosperous place for marriage.

On the Shimizu Stage, you can see the whole of Kyoto.

4. Mt. Hakodate (night view).

All-day Admission Fee: Hakodate Hill in Hakodate City, together with Victoria Bay in Hong Kong and Naples in Italy, is one of the world's top three night views. Mt. Hakodate is the only mountain in Hakodate City, with an altitude of 339 meters.

Standing on the top of the mountain, you can see the scenery of the entire city of Hakodate. At night, the glittering street lights on the streets of Hakodate City contrast with the dark sea, and the oil lamps lit by fishing boats create a beautiful night scene. At the top of the mountain, there is an observation deck, a café and a restaurant, where you can enjoy coffee and food while enjoying the charming night view.

1. Akayama Zen Temple: Located in the northeast of Kyoto City, near the Shugakuin Imperial Palace, the temple in the mountains. 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.

2. Zenji 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.

3. Odaiba: Odaiba is a popular place for entertainment in Tokyo 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.

4. Imperial Palace: The Imperial Palace is the place where the Emperor of Japan usually lives, and tourists generally cannot enter it, so they can only visit it 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.

5. 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.

6. Akihabara: Akihabara not only has a computer street, an electrical street, but also an otaku street, which is a good place for tourists to buy electrical appliances, electronic products, and anime goods.

7. Ginza: Tokyo's Ginza is a shopping paradise, and its prosperity is 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.