Name few Tourist spots in Japan?

1 ANSWERS

1. Guest8564
   

   Japan is one of island nation in East Asia located at the continent’s outermost edge. Its written history dates back to the 5th century but archaeological proves describes that civilization start 500,000 years back. It is now the third wealthiest country in the world. The past associated with the present modern Japan, with its rich cultural history that dates back thousands years and ultra-modern influences in technology, entertainment and lifestyle. Japan keeps several attractions for different age band. Few best places in Japan for visit are given below:
   
   • Tokyo:  It is the capital city of Japan, here visitors can find the decent formality of Japanese manners constantly clash with the frenzied yearnings of consumer culture. It is one of the most modern cities of the world, showing great advancement in commerce, technology and architecture.
   
   • Hiroshima Peace Memorial: The Hiroshima is one of most important symbol and a silent witness to the destruction caused by the world’s first nuclear bomb attack in World War II. It is one of most interesting place for the visitors.
   
   • Peace Memorial Museum: Visiting the museum is an exciting experience that deeply affects many visitors. It is recommended that visit it on the last day of your trip.
   
   • Kyoto: Tourists wants to explore the mystification of Japan’s ancient past will find what they are looking for in Kyoto, which was an earlier capital of the imperial from 794 to 1868 and its seat of culture.
   
   • Daisetsuzan National Park: this park is Japan’s largest national park and it is situated in central Hokkaido, the second-largest of Japan’s islands. The park contained of many mountain groups, hot springs, volcanoes, lakes and forests. It is a perfect venue for hiking and skiing.
   
   • Mt Fuji: It is Japan’s highest mountain and it is an impressive sight with its perfectly symmetrical volcanic cone. Visitors can visit it during their trip.
   
    

   Report (0) (0)  |   12 years, 7 month(s) ago