The ‘Land of the Rising Sun is about unboxing an invaluable treasure. Japan is the mirror of the mixed culture of traditional and newness. You can explore this nation in another way. Its neon-lit night views all over the city, tranquil spiritual vibes, unpolluted nature, and skyscrapers will steal your mind. Your journey to Japan will be a rewarding experience.
Japan attracts enormous visitors every year. Its blending beauty of cutting-edge technology and ancient traditional culture will give you an awe-inspiring moment. Here, we have run down the top 5 attractions of Japan for those interested in exploration.
Golden Pavilion Temple
Golden Pavilion is the best attraction in Kyoto in Japan. The kingdom of the fifteenth century built this Pavilion Temple.
In 1950, a young monastic burned down this temple. But after, after five years of this unfortunate incident, the Japanese government took care of this invaluable ancient instance and decided to rebuild the structure. The new one resembles precisely the old one.
Those who have visited this place have admitted this place is like heaven under the sky. The most beautiful thing about this temple is its outlook, beautified by golden leaves. The reflection of the temple in the pond is just magnificent and spectacular. It is an incredible place to experience in your lifetime.
Mount Fuji
One of the must-visit places in Japan is Mount Fuji. From the capital of Tokyo, you have to cover 100 kilometers to reach this nature place.
Mount Fuji belongs to Japan’s “Three holly Mountains.” This iconic mountain is like a corn-shaped and snow-capped natural wonder. Even this place addresses many artists’ interests. But not, this place is only for inspired artists but also holy expeditions for Buddhism and Shinto.
Many tourists head to the “Subaru Fifth Station” to experience the closest and most prominent view of this highest peak in Japan. Also, you can enjoy the magnificent panorama from the river side of Lake Kawaguchiko. In addition, if you travel from Tokyo to Kyoto on Japan’s bullet train on a sunny day, the view of Mountain Fuji will be just spectacular and majestic.
Himeji Castle
Himeji Castle is the center attraction of Himeji City in Japan. The nickname of this castle, “White Heron,” is a more recognizable name of the Himeji Castle due to its dazzling white outer view. This castle is one of the best attractions in Japan.
This Himeji castle is the only evidence of the feudal period in Japan. It dates back to ancient times with the tag of the largest castle in the nation. Even every year, this castle counts enormous footsteps of gringos.
Curiously, you can discover this castle with the artworks of many legends from Himeji. Here you will meet a supernatural one who spends his days in the castle. Japanese call that entity the inhabitant of the Himeji Castle. Besides this, this castle carries a vital insight into the classic culture of Japan.
Dotonburi, Osaka
Dotonburi is a delightful place in Japan. It is a neon-lit district where nights are colorful and illuminated. You will find all sorts of merriments, themed bars, and eateries here.
It is the best place to experience Japanese street foods. Osaka’s food culture expresses the affinity of local people to foods. Even this place will give you the ultimate taste of Japanese tradition Skidmore ( eat till you drop).
Dotonburi has many things to behold. Here, you can experience the famous “Running Man” in the central of the city. It is a neon sign that denotes the heart of the Osaka district and the Ebisubashi Bridge.
Harajuku & Takeshita Street, Tokyo
Without visiting Harajuku, your Tokyo trip will remain incomplete. This place is one of the top attractions in Entire Japan. Here, you will explore the world’s best pop culture, boutique shops, and other incredibly kawaii (cute) things.
Lovers of Japanese film (anime), comic books, and graphics novels (manga) will get their elements to hear, while the fun-fueled Harajuku street is enough to bring a smile even to a selective and skeptical person’s face.
Takeshita Street is the crowning street of Harajuku. The busiest and most vibrant street in Japan is full of artisanal cafes, restaurants, and bizarre shops. Even this unmissable tourist point is better to visit on Sunday. Because, on Sunday, local people dress up in an outfit that resembles the character of Japanese play, movies, or video games.
All the historical places of Japan are open for visitors. The most exciting thing is that these places still showcase their original objectives. Besides this, you can find the natural wonders of Japan all year long. Even this nation has the lowest crime rate of other countries. So this makes Japan suitable for visiting tourists. If you are somehow confused about figuring out a backpacking list about this country, our article will help you immensely.
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