1. Tokyo (Tokyo)
Tokyo (Tokyo) Japan Japan's most popular destinations. The city is known as the "East Meets West" (East meets West) refers to the confluence of the West and the East. In addition, you will visit the country to continue with the traditional culture of Japan. You will also experience the latest technology in the world. Western in style and fashion. Harajuku in Tokyo is comparable. Madison Avenue in New York City (Madison Avenue, New York) it 2. Kyoto (Kyoto) Kyoto (Kyoto) Japanese city hit another of the cherry blossoms. For those who appreciate traditional Japanese culture. The ancient temple that invites you back in time when nearly a thousand years before the first step to walk into. And it is not surprising if you are walking on geisha in kimono on downtown streets. And participation in traditional Japanese tea ceremony. It is an experience not to be missed for a visit to Kyoto 3. Osaka (Osaka) , Osaka (Osaka), Japan 's second largest city of the country. In addition to the commercial city of the country. Also renowned cuisine at reasonable prices. Whether it anywhere in the city. You can find the restaurant is delicious. But the charm is not difficult. It is also the location of the aquarium Kai Yu Kang (Kaiyukan) is the largest of the country. Osaka (Osaka Castle) unit World Salman studio (Universal Studio) of Japan and floating (Floating Garden Observatory) 4. Fukuoka (Fukuoka) , Fukuoka (Fukuoka), Japan, the main city of the user's foodies and lovers of seafood. It is also the birthplace of the famous Japanese ramen noodles. This guarantees that if a visit to Fukuoka. You can not miss tasting ramen. The Noodle House side is a popular restaurant. No different from selling sausages in America. Or the house salad It is also a city with a high quality of life. To be known as the city with the RELAX (Relax) or the least stressed in Japan ever 5. Nara (Nara) Nara (Nara), Japan, Nara. City of deer or Wherever you travel. You will see the deer and friendly with people. In addition, McNamara also the birthplace of Japanese culture. Nara has many historical attractions such as Buddha Bush in general. (Daibutsuden), which is the world's largest Buddha statue at Wat Ho Ryu Jin (Horyu-ji Temple), a wooden building is the oldest in the world. And was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as the meter registers (Todaiji Temple) is the oldest of six. Hyogo (Hyogo) Hyogo (Hyogo) Japanese city of Hyogo Prefecture is located not far from the city of Kyoto and Osaka. The site of the Himeji Castle (Himeji Castle), the country's most spectacular and UNESCO (UNESCO) was also listed as a World Heritage Site. Castle Park and next to it is wider than 33,000 sqm. Wheelchair popular. So far, the festival is held annually in the spring named. "Sakura flower festival night" (Himeji Hana Akari Night View of Cherry Blossom Festival) 7. Karuizawa Machida (Karuizawa - machi) Karuizawa Machida (Karuizawa - machi) Japanese city is. a lover's paradise forest. Whether it's hot springs, waterfalls, mountains, nature, this city has everything for a naturalist. But do not worry, for those who want to watch both natural and shopping in one trip. The shopping district of Ginza Karuizawa (Karuizawa Ginza) is a shop that will keep you entertained throughout the day as well 8. Hakuba Mura (Hakuba - mura) Hakuba Mura (Hakuba - mura) Japanese small town. In Nagano (Nagano), this may not be known much for Thailand. But as a famous ski in Japan. Located in the heart of the mountains Hakuba (Hakuba) which is comparable to the Alps (Alps) of Japan, is also a popular mineral spring water in this part of the country.
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