In your opinion, what is your favorite city in Japan?

It's definitely Kyoto, and after I went there, I found that it was a wonderful city, and I always heard that Kyoto was out of the way, and I enjoyed seeing the cherry blossoms of the Kamogawa River in April and the maple leaves of Kiyomizudera Temple in October.

Sendai, studying abroad there for a year, I like the question because Sendai is not hot because there is no summer, there is delicious beef tongue, there is a campus full of ginkgo, there is Sendai Station, there is Hirose River, there is Osaki Hachimangu Palace, there is Zao, Fox Village, Cat Island, there is the beauty of the first snow, there is Lu Xun's classroom and Date Masamune's Sendai Castle, there are good memories with everyone.

Nara. In the autumn of my first year in Japan, I went to Nara once. Then I have never seen such a beautiful scene and such a beautiful mood. I feel that Nara is particularly flat, honest, and innocent.

Shonan Kamakura, I went to Kamakura four times when I was in Japan, and I never got tired of it. There are many ancient temples in Kamakura, large and small, but the most important thing is that it is quiet and beautiful! The hydrangeas of Myeonggetsu-in, the red maples and cats of Jomyoji, the cherry blossoms of Enkaku-ji Temple, the plum blossoms and iris of Tokei-ji Temple, the cherry blossoms of the courtyard of Kencho-ji Temple, and Kamakura, which is surrounded by mountains on three sides, are particularly pleasant to take a stroll through and encounter the Seishunyama Gate.

I love Tokyo. Japan, an ancient cultural city, has the world's most complete service facilities and the highest total urban GDP, always giving people a sense of prosperity and modernity without losing the connotation.

Yokohama is unmistakable, not as fast as Tokyo and not as slow as Shizuoka. Not as modern as Tokyo Osaka, nor as classic as Kyoto Nara, it has its own style. The most important thing is that there is Chinatown.

Kyoto. Although it was rainy for the first time in Kyoto, I did not expect the rain in late autumn to reflect the elegance and tranquility of Kyoto. In the Hanami Trail of Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Heian Jingu Shrine and Gion, I clearly felt the history and vicissitudes of Japan in the rain, the cultural heritage wrapped in the air, which is not like the ostentatiousness of Osaka, nor the indifference of Tokyo, nor the ordinariness of Yokohama and Nagoya.

When I arrived in Kyoto, I felt very relaxed.

Sapporo, Hokkaido. I once stayed at a hotel over there, and when I went out for a run in the morning, I looked up and saw the blue sky pure without a trace of haze, and the white clouds extended infinitely upwards into the distance. Let the soft sunlight shine on your body, and the air you inhale while running is a little cold, as if your whole body has been washed and fresh.

Very comfortable city.

Kyoto, a quaint and beautiful city that is rarely seen in the world Although it was built in imitation of Chang'an, its cultural preservation in modern times has surpassed that of any ancient city in China. If you have the chance, you must go to Kyoto alone and experience what Zen is.

Kobe! Just because I like Kobe, I went to live there for a few months. Kobe is an exotic city, where Eastern and Western cultures meet, making it a livable city.

Tokyo is a very bustling city, and it is crowded with people both day and night. I like the city of Tokyo very much because it gives me a very good feeling and I can feel the civilization of Japan. I hope that if I have the chance, I will be able to visit the stuffy city of Tokyo.

Tokyo is the capital of Japan, and the city attracts a large number of tourists every year because of its prosperity and high level of economic development. What kind of city is Tokyo? Do you like the city of Tokyo?

Here's what I think:

1. Tokyo is a very quiet and bustling city.

Tokyo is the capital of Japan, and the city not only has a very high level of economic development, but also has a very good level of human quality. Tokyo is a very bustling city in my opinion, and there are many people at night and during the day. Because Tokyo is very prosperous, both Hichikuwan himself and foreigners are very eager to live in Tokyo for a while.

2. I like Tokyo very much.

Personally, I like Tokyo very much because I feel that Tokyo represents the whole of Japan. From the city of Tokyo, we can see the high civilization of Japan, the most advanced science and technology, and the highest quality of the population.

3. I hope that I will have the opportunity to go to the city of Tokyo.

Due to the pandemic, people from all over the world are unable to enter Japan and visit Tokyo. Originally, I was going to go to Tokyo to have some fun, but due to the epidemic, this plan was temporarily delayed. Therefore, I hope that the epidemic in the world can end as soon as possible, and I also hope that I can go to Tokyo as soon as possible to have a good time and see the prosperity and development of Tokyo.

As we all know, Tokyo, an international metropolis, sells markets and is the center of financial and exchange activities in Asia. Recently, it has become the birthplace of Asian pop culture. In the eyes of many young Asians, Tokyo is a vibrant and contemporary city, and it is always at the forefront of fashion.

Fashion**, idol TV dramas, Walkman, MD, mobile phones, cosmetics, electronic games, platform shoes, and avant-garde makeup all started here. I love the city.

The main city of Tokyo is very modern, with high-rise buildings and many shopping malls, while the suburbs of Tokyo are full of old buildings. I love this city, it's a mix of modern and ancient civilizations.

Tokyo is a very bustling metropolis, a bit like Beijing, China, with a lot of people, convenient transportation, the city is very beautiful and clean, I don't like it but appreciate it.

The city I want to visit is Tokyo.

Why Tokyo? I'm a food-obsessed person, and Tokyo happens to be the birthplace and gathering place of many well-known foods. Whether it's ramen, sushi, wagyu beef, or desserts, Tokyo is the perfect choice.

The first is ramen. You can find ramen shops on the streets of Japan, but for an authentic bowl of ramen, you have to visit Tokyo. There are many famous ramen shops in Tokyo, such as Ichikosha, Musashi Ichijo, Yoshimura House, etc., and their ramen is still evocative with every bite.

One of the most popular is the Ichiran Ramen of Kamono Shoichi Yukisha. The queue at this store has spread all over Japan for many years, and now it is an international tourist attraction, with queues lasting up to several hours. However, it is said that the wait in line is worth it.

This is followed by sushi. Even if you eat a lot of Japanese food in China, it is easy to find high-quality sushi, but authentic sushi and Japanese food have a completely different feeling. In addition, sushi in Japan, especially in Tokyo, is not only high-quality, but also very diverse, including tuna, anemones, sea urchins, and largemouth fish.

Famous restaurants that need to be tasted include Honda Sushi, Suzuki Sushi, Kubei Den, etc., and there are many sushi restaurants in the supermarket that often have **some**affordable but rich sushi, if you are lucky enough to come across conveyor belt sushi**!

In addition to ramen and sushi, of course, there is also wagyu beef, cherry blossom sweets, and more. Wagyu beef sales in Tokyo are very high, and it is not difficult to find a variety of Wagyu beef ingredients with different tastes on a standard travel itinerary. Sakura sweets are also a tempting delicacy in Tokyo.

During the cherry blossom season every year, there are many shops in Tokyo that make limited edition items, such as Chizuruen and Golden Beauty, and the sweets are not only delicious, but also have beautiful shapes and colors.

In addition to the food, Tokyo also has a unique culture and urban atmosphere that I have always wanted to live here. From high-rise buildings to various cultural facilities, from shopping malls to stunning parks, Tokyo has amazing public buildings, especially Tokyo Tower and Ginza 7-chome, as well as famous public events such as Ueno Park, Sensoji Temple, and many more, and I will definitely visit these places if I have the chance.

In short, Tokyo is a city worth visiting, not only because of its food, but also because of its culture, culture, and urban atmosphere. If I were asked at some point in my life where I would most like to go to, the answer would undoubtedly be Tokyo.

Taiwan, Hong Kong, Shanghai, just a few, there are many attractions in Beijing but a little resistant, air quality and environment... I don't explain it, but I like it.

Nestled in the foothills of the Northern Alps, Azumino is a lush and idyllic area from the edge of Matsumoto City to Omachi. Among them, the area around Hotaka Town has become a popular tourist hotspot for young women. The melting snow of the Northern Alps gathers into trickling streams, and the cool breeze blows through the countryside, creating the green mountains and waters of the kind of hometown that the Japanese have in mind.

In addition, the Catholic Cathedral, the Rokuzan Art Museum, the Ariake Art Museum and other buildings are in perfect harmony with the scenery of Anxianye. The entire shrine house is covered by a tall cypress and the grounds are silent, and this is Hotaka Shrine, a shrine dedicated to the ancestral deity of the Azumi clan who founded the Ankenno. It is said that the Anxian clan was a fisherman who lived in Kyushu in ancient times, and legend has it that Azumino was a huge lake in ancient times.

Itsukushima Shrine, which is a world natural heritage site, has attracted many foreign tourists, and in recent years, the number of Chinese tourists has increased dramatically.

When it comes to Japan, many people's first thought is Mt. Fuji. The slopes of the Mt. Fuji Highway are cone-shaped, and the summit is covered with snow all year round. At the foot of Mt. Fuji, there are five lakes known as the Fuji Five Lakes.

Mt. Fuji is a supervolcano in Japan that straddles Shizuoka and Yamanashi prefectures, and is the highest point in Japan. Mt. Fuji is known as "Mt. Shengdake" by the Japanese people, and is a proud representative of the Japanese nation. The slopes of the Mt. Fuji Highway are majestic, the top of the mountain is covered with snow, and it looks like a folding fan hanging in the air, so it is also called the "jade fan".

Mt. Fuji is one of the symbols of Japan and is known worldwide, and is often referred to as "Hibiscus Peak" or "Mt. Fuji" and its "Fuji Takamine". Due to the weather, Mt. Fuji can only be climbed during the prescribed summer periods of the year, usually between "Yamakai" on July 1 and "Yamashang" on August 26 every year. Mainly in the mountain trails used, there are Fujinomiya Exit Gotemba Exit on the Shizuoka Prefecture side, and Yoshida Exit on the Yamanashi Prefecture side.

Every year, more and more tourists come to see the cherry blossoms around Mt. Fuji, so if you want to visit Japan, Mt. Fuji is the best choice.

Tokyo, Kanagawa, Fukuoka, Okinawa, Hokkaido, these small cities are all worth visiting, each with its own unique characteristics.

1.Hokkaido Sapporo used to be the host city of the Winter Olympics, so you should go skiing once in Hokkaido. Hokkaido's unique "powder snow" (not pink snow, but snow with very little moisture) is softer and fluffier, and even if a beginner falls, it won't hurt much.

2.The Otaru Canal has a different scenery in four seasons, but it is especially unique in winter, especially on snowy days, and the red warehouses along the canal, the snow on the banks, and the flowing water of the canal.

I think the plum blossom town, cherry blossom town, and Mt. Fuji town in Japan are all worth visiting because there are so many beautiful lakes.

1. Kyoto: Kyoto is a popular tourist city in Japan, the attractions here are mainly quiet ancient temples and sacred, it is a place where you can concentrate on experiencing Japan's religious culture, and there are very beautiful natural scenery, romantic cherry blossoms and autumn leaves have become a scenery that people chase after each other, attracting tourists from all over the world to play.

2. Tokyo: Tokyo is the capital of Japan, the economic and cultural center of Japan, and an international bustling metropolis, a popular destination for travel to Japan, and a must-visit city for Japanese travel.

3. Nara: When it comes to Nara Park, you may not be familiar with it, but when it comes to the deer in Nara Park, it will arouse everyone's impression, yes, this is a very famous tourist city in Japan, its history is very long, there are a lot of historical relics and shrines, so there is also the title of "Temple City", if you want to understand the history of Japan, you can come here to see.

4. Osaka: In addition to Tokyo, Hokkaido, and Kyoto, there is actually another city that is also worth visiting, and that is Osaka! Osaka is second only to Tokyo in terms of prosperity, and it has classical architecture, beautiful natural scenery and food, family trips, city views, classical architecture, etc., and Nara, Kyoto, and Uji around Osaka are all good choices.