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Japan is an island nation in the Pacific Ocean with dense cities, imperial palaces, mountainous national parks, and thousands of shrines and temples. The Shinkansen bullet train connects the main islands of Kyushu (with Okinawa's subtropical beaches), Honshu (with Tokyo and the Hiroshima atomic bombing memorial) and Hokkaido (famous for skiing). Tokyo, the capital, is famous for its skyscrapers, commerce, and pop culture.

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In Japan there are many places to visit and many places to go, if you are a very curious tourist and here I can give you some recommendations where you can visit

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In Japan there are many places to visit and many places to go, if you are a very curious tourist and here I can give you some recommendations where you can visit

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1. Mount Fuji                                                                    

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1. Mount Fuji                                                                    

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Active volcano 3776 meters high, the highest point in the country. It is in central Japan 120 kilometers from Tokyo, its capital.The full name of the mountain is Fujisan: Fu, wealth; Hee, samurai; San, mountain. It was initially a training ground for these warriors of ancient Japan; now it is an area of ​​military bases at the foot of the mountain.The tourist staff has excursions to ascend on foot or by vehicle, but these only go as far as the fifth station, at an altitude of 2300 meters.Although the ideal is to reach the highest, if you do not do it (something that happens with many tourists), you can still visit sanctuaries

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Another emblematic place is the Fushimi Inari Shrine, in Kyoto, which is to pay tribute to Inari, the god of rice. Its most attractive feature is its thousands of torii, the traditional Japanese bow that separates the profane from the sacred. They usually have red or vermilion hues. The torii are donated by merchants with their names or the names of their businesses, so that Inari may grant them a bonanza. The route through these exceeds 4 kilometers, so you must bring water to hydrate yourself. The sanctuary surpassed 2 million visits in 2017 alone.

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Itsukushima Island, better known as Miyajima Island, can only be reached by sailing. From Hiroshima you take a ferry that will leave you in this beautiful destination in just 20 minutes. Life on the island revolves around Miyajima (sanctuary island) which has an immense torii at its entrance, which has become an emblem for all of Japan. It is one of the images that is repeated the most in tourist guides. The particularity of the sanctuary is that it is built on the sea. When the water level is low, you can walk to the great torii and it is only from there that you can appreciate its immensity. When the tide is high, it seems to be floating: an effect without comparison. The sanctuary has small buildings where ceremonies are held. Some of them have corridors that connect them. Outside of this, you can enjoy a small cruise that crosses the island with all the comforts of a tourist boat.

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Akihabara: Otaku paradise Akihabara, also known as Akiba or Electric Town, is known as Otaku paradise. All kinds of electronics and anime-themed stores, like the Otaku Maid Café, where the staff is dressed as the most popular anime characters. You can also find manga fanfictions, difficult to acquire elsewhere. In a small area, 5 minutes from Akihabara station, we can find specialized stores such as: Mandarake Complex, where, in addition to manga comics, you can find all kinds of anime and video game products. Animated Akihabara, located in the place considered as ground zero in the Otaku world, is a store where you will find the latest comics and manga and anime products. A few steps away we can find Taranoana Comics, with a great variety of manga and doushinji.

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Kanazawa is a great city that, despite its modernity, preserves and exhibits its first traits, its origins, to tourists. “Golden Swamps”, as this city on the west coast of Japan is also known, has for its visitors the Kanazawa Castle, founded by the Maeda clan that was in power for 14 generations. You will also be able to know how the samurai lived in the Nagamachi neighborhood around the castle. Its modern museum of contemporary art with external glass walls and interactive installations will give you access to one of the best exhibitions in the country. You cannot leave Kanazawa without visiting the Ninja Temple, a fantastic building of passageways and booby traps: it is fun and interesting.

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You like anime and manga, well in Japan there are many places to find this kind of thing and here I will tell you some that you can find in Japan.

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You like anime and manga, well in Japan there are many places to find this kind of thing and here I will tell you some that you can find in Japan.

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The Shibuya Crossing joins the most popular sites in Japan, with a daily tour of 3 million people. The famous pedestrian crossing has a synchronized stop system in all directions, so that vehicles stop and allow the transit of up to 3,000 people at the same time. A sight to see! This point of Tokyo is a fundamental commercial area of ​​the city's economy, with stores of exclusive brands from the country and the world. Its nights are divine to behold due to its various and immense advertising screens, which illuminate the 4 corners from the buildings.

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Food is important on a trip, here I tell you what kind of food you can order to experience new flavors to which you are accustomed

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Food is important on a trip, here I tell you what kind of food you can order to experience new flavors to which you are accustomed

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Sushi put Japan on the food map, so it's only fair to put it first. These rice rolls date from the 4th century BC. C, and served to preserve the fish. Today they are the favorite food to dip in soy sauce. Preparing sushi is an art and it takes decades to become a true sushi master - you can spend years just learning how to make rice right. The best sushi can be found in Ginza (Tokyo) and in the country's fishing ports, but you can also go to a kaiten-zushi, one of the many restaurants where it is served on a conveyor belt, which are more affordable.

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This noodle soup is one of the most popular and inexpensive dishes in Japan, so it makes sense that it's also a favorite with college students. Noodle ramen is as simple to make as it is delicious: use wheat noodles, such as Chinese ones (they are yellowish and look a bit like spaghetti), put them in broth and top with slices of meat, dried seaweed and green onion. Many people eat ramen for lunch, and in Japan it is considered fast food. However, many restaurants have their own secret recipe, so the experience can be unique (umami) each time.

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We continue with the noodles and now I'm going to talk about udon noodles, the thick cousins ​​of soba noodles. The broth is the natural habitat of the udon, topped with chives, tempura or tofu. If you spend enough time in Japan, people will ask you if you are an udon or soba person, so be sure to try them all and pick your favorites. Anyway, when you eat ramen, soba or udon, you have to sip them loudly, it is considered polite and a sign that you are liking the food.

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Anime fans will surely recognize this from Pokémon and Sailor Moon. Onigiri is a cooked rice ball that is filled with salty or sour things, such as dried plums, salmon, or cod, and then wrapped in dried seaweed (nori). You can find them all over the country, even in grocery stores.

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In the 16th century, Portuguese Jesuit missionaries landed in Nagasaki and introduced the revolutionary method of frying food to Japan. The Japanese adopted it and began to fry seafood and vegetables, which they first covered with a light batter. This oishii or appetizer is perfect to accompany it with rice, noodles or for a roast meat.

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you like sports, good in Japan there are several types of sports that you can practice and here we will tell you some options

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you like sports, good in Japan there are several types of sports that you can practice and here we will tell you some options

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In Japan, a wide variety of sports are practiced, both traditional and modern, such as martial arts (karate, jujitsu, kendo, judo, aikido, iaido or the popular sumo), or western sports (baseball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, rugby, etc.).

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In order to enjoy the visit and feel at home, clothing is essential and you may like typical Japanese clothes.

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In order to enjoy the visit and feel at home, clothing is essential and you may like typical Japanese clothes.

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Traditional Japanese clothing stands out for the use of unique garments such as the kimono, a long and colorful dress worn by both men, women and infants, which is tied at the waist with a cloth belt (obi) and whose complexity has led to its disuse. There is also a typical wooden footwear (geta) in the manner of clogs. Contemporary clothing, on the other hand, tends towards the exotic, the rococo and towards hypercapitalist designer styles, which have made fashion in Japan a kind of extreme reflection of certain Western trends.

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Having said all this, you are ready to go to Japan to visit these places and eat these typical foods and take a walk through these squares, have a typical costume or do a sport.

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Having said all this, you are ready to go to Japan to visit these places and eat these typical foods and take a walk through these squares, have a typical costume or do a sport.