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Tokyo Kanto・Tokyo
In Japan's capital, Tokyo, ultra-modern and traditional things are mixed, from neon-lit super-high-rise buildings to historic temples. The magnificent Meiji Shrine is famous for its towering torii gates and guarding temples. The Imperial Palace is located in a large public garden. There are many museums in the city, with exhibitions ranging from classical art (Tokyo National Museum) to restored kabuki theaters (Edo-Tokyo Museum).
Hakone Hakone Onsen
Located in the west of Tokyo, within the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, Hakone is a mountain town famous for its hot spring town and the stunning views of Mount Fuji. There is also a famous Hakone Onsen. You can take a sightseeing boat tour on Lake Ashi.
Osaka Prefecture Kansai・Osaka Prefecture
Osaka is a large port city in Honshu and a commercial center. It is famous for its modern architecture, bustling streets, and delicious food. The main historical site is Osaka Castle, which is surrounded by a moat and a park with plum, peach, and cherry trees. Osaka Castle was built in the 16th century during the Edo period and has been rebuilt many times. Osaka City also has the oldest shrine in Japan, Sumiyoshi Taisha.
Fuji Kanto/East Kyoto
Fuji is an active volcano that is as quiet as ever. Nori 3776.12 rice, Japan's highest independent peak, its beautiful appearance, works outside Japan, conquering the Japanese image, and its human knowledge. The work has a huge impact on the field of geography, geography, geography, and society as well as on the surface of the world.
Kyoto Kansai・Kyoto
Kyoto is a castle city in U.S. Honshu. It used to be the capital, a Buddhist temple with a long history, a garden, an imperial palace, a palace, a shrine, and a wooden mansion. In addition, the restaurant is also famous for its food-style dishes.
Nara Kansai・Nara
Nara City is located in the central and western part of Honshu. Yuichiza's famous temple Japanese art works, which were traced back to the 8th generation of the prosperous Heijo Castle. Free walk from Nara Park, where the main temple is located, to Rika. This is a large wooden statue of a 15-meter-high Buddha statue, which is known as the "Nara Great Buddha" since its arrival at the largest wooden temple in Tokyo. Kasuga Taisha Shrine on the east side of the park is a shrine that was traced back to 768, and has approximately 3,000 lanterns.
Hokkaido Hokkaido
Hokkaido is the northernmost of Japan's four major islands, and is famous for its volcanoes, natural hot springs, and snow skiing. Daisetsuzan National Park with its large ups and downs, Mt. Asahidake, a steaming volcano, Shikotsu-Toya National Park, Mt. Yotei, which resembles Mt. Wafuji. Popular snow skiing areas include Russia, Furano, Shinyukidani, etc.
