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Hakone is one of the most famous onsen districts in all Japan. When in Haone, check out the best ...
Animal cafes have taken over Tokyo and although the majority of which have cats as stars, of cour...
It’s not the most popular area to visit among tourists in Tokyo, but Ikebukuro in the city’s nort...
Answered 7 days ago
Hi,You can go to Chuzenji Lake by bus from ToBu NiKKO Station,and then you can be hiking around Lake.just check bus time table there,i will recommend to go hot japanese springs there.
Published 17 days ago
Sendai is a city that is sometimes overlooked by foreign guests because of its close proximity to Tokyo. However, in recent years there had been an influx of tourists who discovered the beauty and charm that the city has to offer. Various attractions like the Zuihoden Mausoleum and Umino-Mori Aq...
Answered 27 days ago
Hi. I think it was a ‘trial’ light up in Hamarikyu in the past. I know Rikugien has light up event every year. It will start on nov 17 this year. https://www.tokyo-park.or.jp/teien/contents/info031.html#n02
Published about 1 month ago
Fukushima Prefecture is located in the Tohoku region, and it takes just about 1.5 hours by Shinkansen to reach from Tokyo Station. Here you can find all Japan’s beauty: wonderful landscapes (including cherry blossoms and autumn sightseeing spots), castle towns and historic sites and, of course, ...
Answered about 1 month ago
The Oirase walk is about 13.5 km long - which is about 8½ miles. Even if you were to walk it one way and take the bus back, that would leave next to no time to see Lake Towada. So if you are going to take the trouble to go there, an overnight would make more sense.You also don't say anything abou...
Answered about 1 month ago
I have been to Oirase Gorge in winter and we drove all the way to Aomori and spent a night there, because it seemed like there were not much things to do at night. It would be a nice idea to stay if you would like star watching or early morning hike.
Answered about 2 months ago
It would help if you gave more info such as how much time you have. The Top 3 in Kyoto are the Fushimi Inari Shrine, the Kiyomizudera Temple, and Kinkakuji (Golden Pavilion). They are not near each other though so I don't recommend seeing all 3 back to back unless you're really short on time a...
Answered about 2 months ago
Hi, Well first, you really don't need any guides at all - you can do it yourself and avoid a lot of problems by doing your research ahead of time and knowing where to go. The Matsushima area near Ishinomaki is known as one of Japan's traditional Top 3 most beautiful places. Ishinomaki was per...
Published about 2 months ago
Hiraizumi and Ichinoseki in Iwate Prefecture are just a few hours away from Tokyo by train. They have warm summers and cold winters. Both places are famous for their natural attractions and cultural-heritage. Hiraizumi became a “UNESCO World Heritage Site” in 2011. When you visit Hiraizumi, it’s...
Published 2 months ago
Asakusa area is the starting point of many tourist tours: the Senso-ji Temple and the majestic portal Kaminarimon are the most famous attractions, pointing out a traditional face of Tokyo that will amaze you! But other than historical buildings, here in Asakusa you can experience traditional Jap...
Answered 2 months ago
http://h-ieshima.jp/mhi/en/I have not been there. If your schedule is quite open, you should go. But,,,,,.
Answered 2 months ago
In Tokyo, I know there is the river alongside of park where you can see Koi. Here is the place. (sorry I could not find the site in English) https://www.gotokyo.org/jp/kanko/bunkyo/spot/10069.html But the river is far from park and you can not watch close by. So I inform some park a...
Answered 3 months ago
Tohoku will be covered with snow so there are many beautiful places.One of the most famous winter sights would be Mt. Hakkoda. It's a great ski mountain if you do skiing or snowboarding. Even if you don't, you can climb up all the way to the top with gondola and you can see frost-covered trees.ht...
Published 3 months ago
Asakusa has always been a very popular tourist destination in Japan. It was an entertainment district during the Edo period and continuously developed over the years. Today, it is home to many famous attractions like the Senso-ji temple and the ever popular Sanja Matsuri (one of the famous festi...
Answered 3 months ago
You need to make an itinerary for what you want, and only you know what you like best. Japan has many different aspects - its many temples/shrines, castles, shopping, arts, museums, gardens, hot springs, hiking, folk crafts, festivals, nature, pop culture, cuisine and so on.So what interest...
Answered 3 months ago
You will find no shortage of temples and shrines in Kyoto - enough to last over a year. If you want to see the more traditional areas, there is Higashiyama, not to mention in the evening Pontocho and Gion.Kanazawa also has its chaya areas but the crown jewel of the city is the Kenrokuen Garden - ...
Answered 3 months ago
We are in Tokyo for 3 days,Kanazawa for 1,then to Shirikawa,and on to Takayama.To Kyoto for 2 days,Hiroshima 2 days then to Nara finishing at Osaka for 2 days.SO our joy would be seeing Japanese old Shrines,Gardens ,Giesha areas,Sumo practise area knowing that the Sumo season will be over when we...
Answered 3 months ago
Which part of Japan are you talking about?Nikko for shrineShirakawago for local citizens houses.
Answered 3 months ago
Hi,Japan has a lot of hot springs,it is called ONSEN,some Japanese hot springs can take hot springs together,man and woman,it is called KONYOKU system,if you are interested.
Answered 3 months ago
Please check that:https://livejapan.com/en/in-tsukiji/spot-lj0003364/?ks
