Japan Travel Guide
🛫 How to get to Japan:
From Mainland China: You can take direct flights to major Japanese cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, etc.
From other countries: There are direct flights to Japan from many countries around the world, choose the flight that suits your itinerary.
🏨 Accommodation:
Japan offers a variety of accommodation options, from traditional Japanese inns (ryokan) to modern hotels, with a rich selection of accommodations in major cities.
🚇 Transportation:
Japan has a well-developed transportation network, including Shinkansen, subways, buses, etc. Using the JR Pass can make traveling around Japan convenient.
🗺️ Attractions & Itinerary:
Day 1:
- Tokyo Tower: Ascend Tokyo Tower to appreciate the beautiful view of the entire city of Tokyo, especially the unforgettable night view.
- Senso-ji Temple: Visit one of Japan's oldest Buddhist temples and experience the atmosphere of traditional culture.
Day 2:
- Kyoto: Visit ancient temples and shrines in Kyoto, such as Kiyomizu-dera, Kinkaku-ji, etc., to learn about Japan's history and religion.
- Arashiyama: Stroll through the Sagano Bamboo Forest and enjoy the natural scenery and tranquility.
Day 3:
- Osaka: Taste Osaka's delicious food, especially the locally famous takoyaki and yakitori.
- Tsutenkaku: Climb Tsutenkaku to overlook the beautiful scenery of Osaka's urban area.
Day 4:
- Mount Fuji: Visit Mount Fuji, you can choose to climb to the top or enjoy its beautiful scenery.
- Kamakura: Explore the historical sites and beaches of Kamakura and experience its unique charm.
🍣 Cuisine:
Tasting Japanese cuisine is a highlight of the trip, including sushi, ramen, tempura, grilled meat, etc. Don't miss authentic Japanese dishes!
🏯 History and Culture:
Visit Japan's historical sites and museums to learn about its long history and rich culture.
🌸 Flower Season:
The cherry blossom season in spring is one of the most beautiful times in Japan, and viewing cherry blossoms is a dream for many tourists.
📅 Tips:
- Japan's transportation is very punctual, follow the relevant regulations when using public transport.
- Learning some basic Japanese phrases can help you communicate better.
Japan is a country full of charm and mystery, whether you like the hustle and bustle of the city, yearn for the tranquility of nature, or seek the heritage of history and culture, you can find your own wonderful experiences and memories in this country! 🌸🗻🏯🍣🏮
I went Kinkaku-ji from Osaka using public transportation and it was quite a long journey.. it’s worth going if you got enough time to travel. overall in my experience it was wonderful, the nature around the temple was beautiful, I would definitely go again :)
The Kinkakuji or Golden Pavillon is remarkably beautiful in simplicity. The Pavillon and its garden are a masterpiece of Beauty and Serenity. On sunny days, he Pavillon shines and reflects itself in its surrounding pond, for the pleasure of your contemplation and the whole scenery makes you usher a "whoa" of admiration.
The golden golden pavilion Temple, the original is much smaller than I thought, the pavilion has three floors, each with different uses. There is a phoenix flying in the sky at the top, which makes the whole more luxurious. It was close to the evening and the weather was cloudy, and it didn't seem to show the original shiny feeling. The small park, full of tourists from all over the country, and the visiting local high school students in Japan, the quiet visiting environment was noisy. The Yushou sales office is also very prevaricated. I think this attraction is very ranked in my current temple shrine and other itinerary. Oh, by the way, this Jinge Temple has a long history, about 1397. It has a recorded history in the past. #It's still good to walk #But don't expect too much #Jinyu ice cream didn't eat it, it's not a pity that one will cost 750
Today's journey in Kyoto came to the Kinkaku Temple, which has not arrived for many years. It happened to be the season of autumn leaves, which is really beautiful. There is also pure gold in the Kinkaku Temple. Completely reluctant to leave.
The Golden Pavilion is actually called Luyuan Temple, because the exterior walls of the core building of the temple are all decorated with gold foil, so it is widely known as the Golden Pavilion, which is built by the water. The reflection of the golden pavilion is very spectacular on the lake!