Japan: Travelling & Vacation

Japan is an island nation located in the Pacific Ocean. This makes it very susceptible to earthquakes. Japan is formed by islands and there are more than 125 million people inhabiting this land.

Because of the rich Japanese history is an excellent holiday destination. Sadly the trip to Japan for many is a big obstacle, as the flight takes 11 to 12 hours.

There are also many advantages that shouldn't be overlooked. For example, in Japan you do not need visas, but only a passport. Japan is very rich in sites and scenery, so rarely every location can be visited. One can be a life-long traveler to Japan and go around it twice, without ever having to visit the same places.

Traveling in Japan itself is simple. The infrastructure is fantastic. This is necessary for all those people it has to carry, but this ensures that there are usually flawless connections between both cities and neighborhoods and attractions.

Eating and Drinking in Japan is more expensive than in England. One would be wise to visit the small tents that are not in the main streets. The food there is often not only tastier, but in any case cheaper. Hygiene, you do not have to worry: Japanese are extremely immaculate on their health, hygiene and their environment.

The land of the Rising Sun, as Japan is called, has been inhabited for at least 20,000 years. This is demonstrated by the archaeological research. The country stands out for excellent, entertainment and attractions.

Latest additions to Japan

Kinkaku-ji

Kyoto

Kinkakuji (Golden Pavilion) is a Zen temple in northern Kyoto whose top two floors are completely covered in gold leaf. Formally known as Rokuonji, the temple was the retirement villa of the shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, and according to his will it...

Hot Spring of Misasa

Misasa

An open-air bath on the river beach with an abundance of rustic taste. Nageire-do, the "thrown-in temple," stands in a hollow on a cliff. The Misasa-onsen Hot Spring is located at the center of Tottori along the Misasa-gawa River, southeast of...

Edo Museum Tokyo

Tokyo

The building was modeled after an elevated-floor type warehouse. At its highest point, it is 62.2m. This is approximately the same height as Edo Castle tower. The whole construction area covers about 30,000 square meters that is 2.4times bigger...