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The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The ultimate guide to Japan travel
The ultimate guide to Japan travel
Osaka's first ever park, Nakanoshima was opened in 1891 and sits on it's own little island with flowing rivers on either side. This ideal …
A famous UNESCO World Heritage Zen rock garden located on Ryoanji Temple grounds in Kyoto. There are 15 larger rocks against a white …
Known as Kyo-kyoryuchi in Japanese, this area was once the gateway to Western culture as well as a base for trade. Only 3.5km from the port of …
The Hiroshima Peace Memorial, commonly known as the A-Bomb Dome, is the ruin of the Hiroshima Prefectural Products Exhibition Hall which was …
This park was once the centre of downtown Hiroshima, until the atomic bombing of August 6th, 1945 left the area flattened. The site was rebuilt …
A museum documenting the atomic bombing of Hiroshima on August 6th, 1945. The museum features artifacts, photographs and scale models showing …
One of Japan's most enjoyable museums, this place is dedicated to the inventor of Japan's most famous food: instant noodles. As well as vibrant …
Established when Nara was Japan's Capital, Kasuga Taisha is a UNESCO World Heritage site situated in the beautiful Nara Park. The most popular …
The Kamo River is the largest river that runs through central Kyoto. Its banks are popular with walkers and joggers, and there are many …
Kashihara Jingu is a major shrine in Nara Prefecture approximately an hour south of Kyoto. The shrine grounds are picturesque, and a popular …
