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Top attractions in Hokkaido Japan and the reason why!
Sapporo Snow Festival – This annual event is a must-see for anyone visiting Hokkaido during the winter. The festival features massive snow sculptures, ice sculptures, and a wide variety of winter activities. Shiretoko National Park – This stunning national park is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is known for its beautiful landscapes, diverse wildlife,…
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Popular and well-known attractions in the Chubu region in Japan:
Mount Fuji – the highest mountain in Japan and a UNESCO World Heritage site Nagoya Castle – a historic castle with exhibits on the history of Nagoya Shirakawa-go – a traditional village known for its thatched-roof houses and UNESCO World Heritage site Kenroku-en – one of Japan’s most famous traditional gardens Toyota Commemorative Museum of…
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Top attractions in Japan and the reason why!
Mount Fuji: The iconic mountain is the highest peak in Japan and offers beautiful views from the summit. Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea: The popular theme parks offer a variety of fun and exciting attractions for visitors of all ages. Kyoto: The ancient capital of Japan is home to numerous temples and shrines, including the famous…
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Day 0 – Part 3: Trying to stay awake so that I will not get Jetlagged. Solution may shock you!
The udons and beer arrived within 10 minutes, and it was the first time I had them cold – it was an interesting experience. The cold noodles in contrast with the hot sauce created a nice temperature profile on my taste buds. The service from the restaurant as you can expect from the Japanese was…
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Day 0 – Part 2: Trying to stay awake so that I will not get Jet-lagged. Solution may shock you!
Once I have arrived at the hostel around 1.30pm, I was told that check-in time was from 15:00 onwards. So, I left my bags at the hostel and got given a couple of brochures to tell me where to go to eat as I was feeling quite peckish. I immediately decided to ignore them as…
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Day 0 – Arrival in Tokyo
Day 0 – Arrival in Tokyo – Part 1 Well, the most important/difficult thing for people who do not reside in Japan is actually getting to Japan. For me this happened flying to Haneda International Airport in Tokyo with Air France trough KLM from London to Tokyo via Paris. I ended up booking my trip…