Friday 16 May 2008
What you can see in Japanise, if you have only 24 hours?

 

You go to trip to the Pasific Ireland , or returning to the resorts of Southeast Asia?

Take a transit stop in Tokyo.

Use the opportunity to look at the mysterious country, enjoy its colours, ancient architectural monuments, to try to genuinely Japanese cuisine and visit sushi bar, go to the National Japanese bathhouse ( "Onsen") that heating from a geyser, moreover and in addition overlooking the ocean!

But what you can see if you absolutely have no time?


Narita city

The town is located 10 minutes away by train from the airport. The remarkable Zen-Buddhist temple, Japanese garden and Onsen.


What can you see in Tokyo for 24 hours?


Tokio Imperial PalaceTokyo Imperial Palace and Garden
But remebrer, that in normal days Imperial Palace , surrounded by a stone wall and moat filled with water, hidden from the people s eyes. Simple citizen have only two chances a year: the Emperor's birthday on December 23 and the Japanese New Year on January 2.


Tea Ceremony


Tokyo TV Tower with a viewing platform


Roppongi Hills playground species


Street fashion and design Omote-sando


Shinjuku district skyscrapers


District stores Akihabara electronics and multimedia


Asakusa temple

13 River bridges Sumidagavy


Toyota Show Room


Trading Ginza street with the best restaurants of a Japanese cuisine .





Street at the fifth place among the ten most expensive street trading world.


What can you see in Japan for 72 hours?

Tokyo city - a modern capital of Japan


Kyoto city - the ancient capital of Japan



Nikko city - a set of magnificent temples on the mountain slopes



Nikko - one of the most remarkable places in Japan. This is a fantastic world of mountain lakes and waterfalls, where is a monkey jump on the trees, deer go on the roud and trout flies in a lakes...



Kamakura city - a small copy of Kyoto in 40 minutes from Tokyo
Hakone resort area-Fuji

and much-much more ...

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