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Japan is a string of islands, on the eastern edge of Asia and is an incredibly beautiful place. From the lavender fields of Furano in Hokkaido down to the crystal clear beaches of Okinawa, this country is filled with beautiful landscapes, majestic temples, contemporary museums, and pretty cherry blossoms in spring. This place is renowned as a nation steeped in a culture that is a blend of both tradition and modernity and is home to more than a dozen UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
While touring Japan, visitors can catch glimpses of prominent shrines and temples in the daylight while tasting Tokyo’s nightlife at midnight. Also, catch highlights of Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, sights of Japan’s Imperial life, and taste the local cuisines.
Tokyo: Buzzing Capital
Tokyo has towering skyscrapers and a far-off view of Mount Fuji’s peak at its center. At night the place looks radiant with neon lights and visitors stay up to catch a glimpse of advanced technology set up against the backdrop of an ancient tradition. The Meiji Shrine is a beautiful construction in Tokyo, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and his wife Empress Shoken. The place is surrounded by an evergreen forest that houses 120,000 trees representing all the species of Japan with an interesting wishing tree on which visitors write and hang their deepest wishes. Ueno Park and Ueno Zoo are the city’s largest green spaces and popular tourist attractions. The park has numerous temples and museums to explore. A trip on a boat to Shinobazu pond, around the little island with its Bentendo temple is a major highlight. Ueno Zoo is famous for pandas and houses 3000 animals of around 400 species. A monorail will speed up your visit to various components of the zoo.The Sensoji temple, dedicated to Kannon, the Buddhist temple of compassion is located here. Tokyo National Museum houses works of Japanese, Chinese, and Indian art including Buddhist sculptures, Japanese paintings, ceramics, and pottery, and exhibits of calligraphy. A tour of the Imperial palace is a must. Tokyo’s Skytree, the tallest structure in Japan, is designed in the form of a massive tripod that attracts visitors for panoramic views.
Osaka: Venice of the East
Osaka, a port city with center-city canals, patches of bridges, and waterways is branded as Venice of the East. Just catch a bullet train and get connected to areas of exciting nightlife, delicious gourmets, and friendly locals. Along with shopping and modern attractions, the place is home to Osaka castle which nestles Japanese history and a beautiful ground filled with cherry blossoms in spring. The neon lights of Dotonbori Bridge and Osaka’s Miami area are fascinating. The seasonal festivals include Tenjin Matsuri and Ebessan.
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Kyoto: Tradition of Japan
Kyoto was once the capital of Japan and is a city on the island of Honshu. Temples and Shrines such as Kiyomizudera temple and Kinkakuji are major attractions and not to miss the bamboo groves near Arashiyama. Visitors can stay in a traditional ryokan, take a dip in rejuvenating onsen and behold the seasonal changes of cherry blossoms and autumn foliage. White-sand beaches and mineral-rich hot springs on the Tango Peninsula are enchanting experiences.
Local specialties include Kyo-gash, a sweet dish, green tea in Uji, handmade ceramics, and porcelain made in Kyoto. Visitors’ favorites include Sensu, a folding fan decorated with handmade Japanese paper or silk on thin wooden strips, an accessory famously used at ceremonies and festivals. Kyoto will serve you the authentic cuisines of Japan including Sushi. Travelers will appreciate a traditional tea ceremony. Here you enjoy the art of this ritualized etiquette by preparing, serving, and drinking green tea. A lot more events await the eager passengers.
Japan offers a haven for dedicated foodies, nature lovers, and adventure enthusiasts. Never miss a chance to visit and marvel at the experiences of this beautiful country.