10 Interesting Things To Try When Traveling To Japan

Skiing in Hokkaido and soaking in natural hot springs are experiences you should not miss when coming to Japan. Here are 10 interesting things to try at the suggestion of National Geographic, to help you fully enjoy your holiday in the land of mourning. >> 9 dishes that make Japanese people miss their homeland1. Visiting ancient temples in Kyoto Kyoto was chosen as the capital from 794 to 1868. Remaining to this day the hallmark of this golden feudal period is the famous gilded temple Kinkakuji

. The 2-storey temple is completely covered with sparkling golden leaves, reflecting the peaceful lake surface, Kinkakuji gilded temple, and in Kyoto there are many equally charming scenery, such as the mysterious stone garden (Karesansui) at Ryoanji Temple, recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site, attracts millions of visitors each year. Kyoto is proud to own 17 world heritages that Kinkakuji and Ryoanji are just one of them. With 2,000 temples and shrines throughout the city, not to mention the sheer number of charming landscape gardens Overnight at the temple: Mount Koya (south of Osaka) has been a pilgrimage site since Kobo Daishi monks came here and built a Buddhist school in the 9th century.



On the way, in addition to tourists walking around the many beautiful architecture temples, is the chance to stay and have experiences like a monk on the top of Mount Koya. Ekoin Temple is one of the nearly 50 places open to such guests. Visit the galleries on the art island: On Naosima Island there are many beautiful Art GalleriesWith 3 large galleries and many venues displaying contemporary Japanese art, Naoshima Island, located in the Sento Inland Sea, is praised by tourists for "picturesque beauty". The most beautiful galleries to mention are the sleek hotels designed by the great architect Tadao Ando. 4. Skiing in Hokkaido: Niseko is a small town in Hokkaido, home to Japan's best quality ski resorts like Niseko Village, Niseko Annupuri and Grand Hirafu / Hanazono. In addition to the resorts, this place is also captivated by the deserted rural areas with attractive activities such as ice climbing or skiing through the pristine snowy areas, few people come here You can take part in other games such as mountain biking, kayaking or river rowing.



In addition, Niseko also has a year-round hot spring, which is great to soak in warm water, to dispel the pain after a long day of activity. Overnight in a traditional inn: Light scent of traditional tatami mats, a room filled with luxurious furnishings, impeccable service quality, and a hearty meal of local produce in a quiet setting , will give visitors an unforgettable experience in a traditional Japanese hostel. The charming view in a traditional Japanese hostel. However, the price of a night here is quite high, around 1,100 USD, but the price of this type is not pleasant at all, at about 1,100 USD per night. Therefore, tourists can choose the minshuku inn, with smaller rooms, the service is not perfect, but the price is much cheaper, about 100 USD per night. Immerse yourself in natural hot springs: In fact, the Japanese have used public hot springs or natural hot springs for relaxation and pain relief for centuries, the most famous of which is Dogo Onsen resort. If you cannot afford to go to Dogo Onsen, you can replace it with thousands of public baths and inns with artificial hot springs spread throughout Japan, guaranteed to bring it to you feel most relaxed 7. Discover ancient Tokyo East of TokyoSensoji, a Buddhist temple in Asakusa that attracts a large number of tourists coming to Tokyo.



Hanayashiki theme park is small but owns the first roller coaster in Japan. Nearby are historic theaters such as Engei Hall, which often host fun comedy performances or traditional comic storytelling. Sensoji Buddhist TempleKamiya Bar is a long-standing restaurant and bar, located on the side. East Tokyo, opened in 1880 and is the first place to sell Western drinks in Japan. The best drink to try is Denki Bran, made with brandy and gin. 8. Northern Alps Northern Alps is a mountain range stretching through Nagano, Toyama and Gifu counties of Japan. From the small town of the Kamikochi region, the gateway to the area, visitors have the option of easy travel or a week-long expedition that is sure to be suitable for exploration enthusiasts and enthusiasts.



Mountains with many jagged cliffs, some places over 3,000 meters high and many primeval forests never reached by human feet are the things to do..

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