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Kyoto and Nara Day Trip from Kyoto including Nijo Castle
Nikko National Park Day Trip from Tokyo
News JapanAirAsia X will increase its flight capacity to TokyoAirAsia X is to increase its flight frequency from Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport, Subang, Kuala Lumpur to Haneda Tokyo International Airport from its current three flights per week to six weekly flights effective from 23 March 2012. From 22 June 2012, AirAsia X will operate daily flights from Kuala Lumpur to Tokyo. Kyoto Cooking Class, Sake Tasting and Nishiki Food Market Walking Tour (Video) Take a guided walk through Nishiki food markets and enjoy a Japanese cooking class on this small-group walking tour from Kyoto. You'll explore the back streets of Kyoto with their many interesting shops, and learn how to make Japanese home-cooked food from ingredients bought at the Nishiki food markets in an afternoon Kyoto cooking class. Book ... Kyoto Full-Day Sightseeing Tour including Nijo Castle and Kiyomizu Temple (Video) Experience the magic of Kyoto on a full-day sightseeing tour of Japan's cultural jewel. You'll visit Kyoto's most popular attractions by coach and enjoy a buffet lunch at the Kyoto Handicraft Center. Known as the cradle of Japan's cultural heritage, Kyoto was Japan's capital and the emperor's residence from 794 until 1868. It is now the country's ... More Japan news |
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Kyoto - Kyoto is a well-preserved archetype for old-world Japanese life, attracting visitors from all over the world as well as Japan’s own curious travelers, making it a popular area for sightseeing. From gorgeous sunlit walks along wooded bridges over pristine rivers to touring temples dating back all the way to the Edo period, Kyoto is a haven for cultural and natural elegance, renowned amongst enthusiasts for being a pleasant look into old-world Japan.
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KobeFamous for its beef, Kobe is a busy port city that exhibits an eclectic mix of cultural influences. Located just south of Okinawa on the island of Honshu, Kobe is one of Japan's most important ports with a cosmopolitan flavor and diverse attractions.
One authentically Japanese aspect of Kobe is its sake. The Nada district close to the port is one of the leading sake producing regions in the world and many of the breweries there are open for tours, tastings and souvenir shopping. A more salubrious slice of Japan can be experienced at the seaside Samaura Park or Oji Park, two optimum sites for enjoying the cherry blossom festivals in the spring.
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FukuokaFukuoka is an exciting and modern city on the island of Kyushu. Thanks to its modest size and comprehensive rail network, it's one of the easier Japanese cities to explore, and is a gentle introduction to the country for first-time visitors.
Fukuoka has many attractions to offer travelers – everything from golden sandy beaches to Kabuki theater to baseball. For something different, travelers can head to the Sky Dream Ferris Wheel – at 120 meters it's one of the tallest in the world and offers amazing panoramas of the city.
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Hokkaido IslandJapan has four major islands, and Hokkaido is its northernmost member. Amazingly, it attracts few visitors, so that those who do venture in find a rugged and untouched frontier. Most of Hokkaido is forested and mountainous, and only 1 out of 20 Japanese live here. This is in spite of the fact that a fifth of Japan’s landmass belongs to the island. Today, much of this frontier is protected as parkland.
Most tourists arrive on Hokkaido via Otaru, a southern transport hub with rail and ferry links to destinations further to the south. Otaru is only 30 minutes from Sapporo by train.
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Okinawa IslandOkinawa is located just under two hours from Tokyo and is found on the same latitude zone as famous resort destinations such as Hawaii and the Bahamas. The prefecture consists of 37 inhabited and 122 uninhabited islands and the unique blend of Japanese, Chinese and American culture has ensured that the island is a growing hot spot with local and international visitors.
Currently the most popular beach resort destinations in Japan, there are a number of hotels available to suit just about every budget. Many of the beach front resorts are located on the West Coast of Okinawa, with white sandy beaches right at the doorstep of many of the properties.
There are a number of must-see destinations to visit in Okinawa, including the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium and Shuri Castle. The world class aquarium features local marine animals in breathtaking surroundings and tanks. It is also home to Okinawa’s largest mud crab and you can even find Nemo inside one of the tanks. The sophisticated complex also features sharks, tropical fish and crustaceans. Shuri Castle is a world heritage listed site and features a distinct Chinese influence in the buildings’ architecture. The main palace of Shuri Castle plays on important role in Okinawa’s history. The building held formal events and kings of the Ryuku Dynasty made important decisions inside. The site was completely restored in 1992, with careful attention to historical details and landmarks. Shuri Castle also boasts breathtaking views of Okinawa from various look out spots.
Okinawa is truly a unique destination. The beaches are world class- think crystalline water and pristine sand that can easily compete with Thailand, Hawaii and even Sydney for the title of the world’s best beach.
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SendaiKnown as the 'City of Trees', Sendai is a small green city on the island of Honshu.
Positioned as it is in a bountiful position between the mountains and the sea, Sendai boasts excellent regional cuisine.
One Sendai attraction for sightseers is the Aoba – or Sendai – Castle. The ruins sit upon Mount Aoba in the center of town and offer panoramic views over Sendai.
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MiyazakiLocated to the southeast of Kyushu, Miyazaki is the origin of many Japanese myths, and was also the hometown of Japan's first mikado. It has famous tourist attractions such as Aoshima shrine and Takachiho Gorge.
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