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5 Must See Places In Japan

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Mostly known to be the land of the rising sun, japan has much to offer for visitors. With its hardworking and interesting people, this country boasts of numerous destinations attractive for any foreigner's eye. Ranging from arts, entertainment and a fascinating culture to the inviting islands full of volcanoes, Japan attracts a large number of visitors every year.

When many people think of Japan, the image of a technologically healthy society comes in mind. However, it also offers a wide range of things for you to see. This article looks at some of the things you may not want to miss on when visiting Japan.

Hiroshima peace Memorial
One of the things you will find irresistible to visit is the Hiroshima peace memorial. Perhaps nearly every sane person knows the history behind Hiroshima, and it will be a great pleasure to visit it. Though many western countries were not for the development to the site, this area draws large crowds that want to learn much about what happened. It is also referred to as the Atomic Bomb site and was built to remember those who were killed back in 1945.

Mt Fuji
There is no doubt that this mountain is one of the greatest landmarks in Japan. It is estimated to be over 3775 meters high and happens to be the highest mountain in the country. In the winter, this mountain looks picturesque with the snow caps showing how cool Japanese things can be. It is considered to be one of the holy mountains together with Hakusan and Tateyama in the country. Those who are quite adventurous can climb the mountain and get some amazing shots of the wonderful world around.

The palace park
Every tourist to this nation has to spend some time in the Palace Park. It surrounds the Kyoto Gosho and is a place flocking with large numbers of tourists every year. It is the perfect place for some lazy stroll or just a family picnic. This place is quite beautiful as the lake provides some mind blowing views that no one would want to miss. If you visit it in March or April, may the Cherry Blossoms be in full bloom for an extra inviting attractiveness.

Himeji castle
It is also known as the “White Herold Castle” and is the most visited one of its kind in the whole nation.It is one of the 12 castles kept by the government in their original form. This castle was listed as a UNESCO world Heritage site. There are some remarkable landscapes in the surrounding that you would wish to check on.

Niseko
Have you decided to visit Japan in the winter? If yes, then budget for a visit to Niseko in Hokkaido. You will not manage to miss on the most visited ski resort in Japan in this Hokkaido Islands. Large numbers of boarders and skiers visit this resort yearly due to its vast ski area that can hold numerous numbers. You may not need to bring your own equipment as there are lots of them for rental here.
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