Places that you CAN'T MISS when you travel to JAPAN!!!

Tokyo 2020 Olympics that has been postponed to year of 2021 is now going on.

Every athletes from the worldwide are compete for their own country in their respective competitions.

Due to the pandemic of Covid-19, the games would be without audience.However, every supporters are just staying in front of the TV watching the Olympics live in order to boost their own country's and athlete's morale.

Japan is the place where the Olympics 2020 is now underway.Japan is a beautiful country.

After the Covid-19 come to an end, you must have a visit to there!Now, here are some guidelines that you must have a look before you travel there!

What are the worth places to visit in Japan?

1. Sapporo

Prefecture: Hokkaido

Features : Snow and winter, cold climate, fresh seafood, abundant crops and high-quality dairy products

Sightseeings: Sapporo Snow Season, Sapporo Beer Museum, White Lovers Park (biscuit factory), Sapporo Factory (shopping. Entertainment complex), seafood market

Typical cuisines: seafood donburi, soup curry, Jingisukan, miso ramen, ice cream

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Sapporo is located in the northernmost prefecture of Japan. Sapporo, Hokkaido, is a perfect place for those who love winter activities, as the impression of a cold and snowy country is deeply rooted in the city. The internationally acclaimed Sapporo Snow Festival venue attracts more than two million visitors every February with its large-scale ice sculptures and snow statues. Visit the Sapporo Olympic Museum, which displays memorabilia from the 1972 Winter Olympics, or flock to the ski resorts to enjoy skiing and snowboarding - Sapporo is always bustling with activity in winter. Hokkaido is naturally rich in seafood, so don't forget to try the underwater delicacies when you're in Sapporo - you're guaranteed to have a taste that will last a lifetime.

2. Tokyo

Prefecture: Tokyo

Features: Exciting sensations from the metropolis, the latest technology or popular hotspots

Sightseeings: Tokyo Tower, Skytree, Shibuya Station Crossroads,Sensoji(Asakusa Kannon Temple), Meiji Jingu Shrine, Ryogoku Kokugikan (sumo wrestling tournament), anime, manga and game-related attractions, "kawaii" spots

Typical cuisines: monjayaki, ningyo-yaki, Kintaro syrup

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Japan's most famous city. Tokyo. Tokyo is made up of 23 wards and has an estimated population of over 35 million. The world's busiest intersection, Shibuya Station, has a maximum of 3,000 people crossing from all sides at once, and is used by 500,000 people a day! Shinjuku Station is no less crowded, with over 3.4 million passengers a day, making it the most crowded station in the world. In addition to Akihabara, which is a mecca for otaku culture, a variety of games and cartoons are also available. The station is also home to a variety of game, cartoon, and manga stores. Akihabara is also the largest electrical street in Japan, with a wide range of shops selling large and small electrical goods. Tokyo is not only the birthplace of fashion and kawaii, but is also full of historical and traditional culture, with numerous annual festivals held at shrines and temples.

3. Yokohama

Prefecture: Kanagawa

Features: Minato City

Sightseeings: Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, Yokohama Landmark Tower, Yokohama Marine Tower, Yokohama Chinatown, Yokohama Port, Sailboat Nippon Maru Yokohama Port Museum, Yokohama Museum of Art, Cosmo clock 21 (Ferris Wheel), Ramen Museum, Yokohama Minato Mirai 21

Typical cuisines: beef hot pot(Sukiyaki), raw horse noodles (Yokohama Ramen), Naporatan, Chinese cuisine

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Yokohama is located south of Tokyo, on the western shore of Tokyo Bay, facing the Pacific Ocean, and is a breezy harbour city. The port, which first opened in Japan in 1859, the red brick warehouses, which are an important symbol of Yokohama, and Yokohama's China Street, which was formed by Chinese immigrants in the 19th century, are some of the influences from the international community that have made Yokohama what it is today. Yokohama offers a wide view of the harbour on a water bus, a large Ferris wheel or a tour of the museums and galleries. You can also enjoy a shopping spree.

4. Nagoya

Prefecture: Aichi Prefecture

Features: Transportation. Technology

Sightseeings: Nagoya Castle, JR Central Towers, Toyota Museum, Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology, Maglev Railway Museum, Asahi Beer Factory, Nagoya City Science Museum, Osu Kannon, World Cosplay Summit

Typical cuisines: Miso pork cutlet, fried chicken wings, Wagyu noodles, fried shrimp rice balls

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Nagoya is the centre of Japan's automotive and aviation industries, and is a technological city with an excellent robotics industry. A visit to the city's science museums, such as the Maglev Railway Museum, the Toyota Museum and the Toyota Industrial Technology Memorial Museum, will give you a glimpse of another side of Nagoya. In recent years, Nagoya has also made a name for itself by hosting the World Cosplay Summit, which brings together gamers from 20 countries to compete against each other in a massive parade to welcome the cosplay community to the annual event.

5. Kyoto

Prefecture: Kyoto Prefecture

Features: Traditional culture

Sightseeings: Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, Kiyomizu Temple, Kinkakuji Temple, Ryoanji Temple, Gion, Kyoto National Museum

Typical cuisines: Kaiseki cuisine, tofu skin, Seishin cuisine, Yatsuhashi

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With a history of over a thousand years, Kyoto, once the capital of Japan, is the perfect place to experience traditional Japanese culture. There are around 2000 temples and shrines in the city, including Kinkaku-ji Temple, Ryu-an-ji Temple, famous for its stone gardens, and Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, where over 5000 red torii stand. One of Kyoto's most striking sightseeing spots is the "Geisha District" in Gion, where geisha and maiko are not usually seen, but if you're lucky, you might run into a beautiful kimono girl walking down the street! For lovers of art and history, the Kyoto National Museum, with its collection of over 230 national treasures and important cultural artefacts, is a must-see.

6. Osaka

Prefectures: Osaka Prefecture

Features: A vibrant and charming city

Sightseeings: Dotonbori, Osaka Castle, Osaka Kaiyukan, Universal Studios Osaka, Skygarden Observatory, Sumiyoshi Taisha

Typical cuisines: takoyaki, okonomiyaki, yakiniku, bean skin udon noodles, taiko steamed buns

(Photo:from Google)

Osaka is the largest city in the Kansai region and the second largest city in Japan.

Osaka, the second largest city in Japan, has a vibrant atmosphere and a friendly, fun-loving people.  The world's largest aquarium, the Osaka Kaiyukan, or the Universal Studios Osaka, the streets lit up with neon lights, the must-try takoyaki or okonomiyaki, and the hustle and bustle of Osaka's most popular district, Dotonbori... Osaka is full of charm! Osaka is also a place where you can enjoy traditional culture, such as Osaka Castle, Sumiyoshi Taisha and Ningyo Joruri, all of which are well known as historical and cultural assets of Japan.

It is undeniable that Japan is a worth place to travel!Don't miss every of these places!You would have a nice experience there!