Decoding Japanese Travel Through Questions

When is the best time to travel to Japan, why is everything in Japan so lovely ... are questions that many travelers often ask about this beautiful country. Japan has many festivals, and all 4 spring, summer, autumn, and winter have festivals

. However, the best time to travel to Japan is in early April, when cherry blossoms bloom everywhere and you are like stepping into a wonderland. In addition, this is the time when companies are working hard, students are busy going to school, so the scenic areas in Japan are not too crowded. The worst time to come to Japan is the big national holidays , when prices soared and people were crowded.



There are 3 times to avoid: New Year, Golden Week and Obon Festival. Also, you should avoid going to Japan during the rainy season of the year. Do obese people discriminate when traveling to Japan? The answer is yes. Japan is one of the countries with low obesity rates in the world. Most Japanese people have slim bodies. However, the fat people are not strongly stigmatized, is Japan large? Japan has an area of 377,944 square kilometers, the 62nd largest in the world, ranked above Germany, Finland, Italy . .



Japan has 6,852 islands. and the four major islands, Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu, and Shikoku. Was Kyoto the capital of Japan? Kyoto was the capital of Japan from 794 to 1868, after which the government moved the capital to Tokyo. For many Japanese, Kyoto is their "official capital". Today, Kyoto is a historic city, a popular destination for tourists around the world. There are more than 240 temples and tombs here. Many praised the ancient capital of Japan as the most beautiful city in the world, and Japan is a country that is not only modern but also retains many traditional values. Photo: Japan.



Are there poisonous snakes in Japan? Poison snakes appear in Japanese history as often as… Geisha, Samurai and Ninja. Poison snakes are found on the large islands of Japan, Okinawa is the most abundant. So the Japanese government has set up warning signs for poisonous snakes in many parts of the country.If you go hiking during your trip to Japan, you are encouraged to wear long pants, socks and shoes carefully. Every year, thousands of people in Japan are hospitalized by poisonous snakes, but the number of people dying from poisonous snakes is very low, accounting for less than 1%. What is Kappa? Kappa is a sea monster that lives in rivers, streams and is a legendary monster in Japanese folklore. The Kappa is as tall as a child and has many lizard-like features. They swim very well.



They have a hollow to hold water on their heads, and if the water in them is full, they still have power. This sea monster usually likes to eat cucumbers, so in the Edo period parents used to carve their child's name on the melon. rats, thrown into the river with the conviction of doing so, they will protect the children from Kappa's attack.Kappa is an imaginary, bogus character but at many times, the Japanese still believe it exist. In some rivers, people still put warning signs about this Kappa.Kappa - a scary sea monster in Japanese culture. Photo: Japan. Why is Japan called Japan? In Japanese, Japan is pronounced Nippon.



In previous centuries, Portugal was one of the first countries to trade with Japan. They were also the first to attempt to translate the Japanese name (Nippon) into Latin for ease of calling. Initially, they translated from Nippon to Jippon. Then the French pronounced Jippon to Japon and finally, in English, it was pronounced Japan. So Japan has the name in English as Japan today.Why is everything in Japan cute? According to many tourists coming to Japan, this place has many cute things, many cute products just because simple, the Japanese ...



like that. Because they like cute things, the products made by companies have to follow this trend if they want to sell. In Japan everything is decorated to look cute. Photo: Japan. According to VnExpress ***.

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