The Sights That Prove Japan Is The Country Worth A Visit

Wisteria gardens, Mount Fuji, ancient temples and many other fascinating landmarks are the main reason Japan has become one of the most visited destinations in the world.
The sights that prove Japanese tourism is a country worth a visit
Kawachi Fuji Garden (Fukuoka): Wisteria, the famous flower of the rising sun, representing eternal love is planted in a tunnel at Kawachi Fuji Garden located in Fukuoka city. The garden currently has about 150 wisteria trees with more than 20 different strains. The most popular attraction at this garden is the purple, white, and fairy-like wisteria tunnel. Wisteria festival attracting Japanese tourists is usually held from April to April every year, this is the time when wisteria bloom most brilliantly

. Photo: Carlsson.
Zao Ski Area (Yamagata): With 15 slopes and 12 racetracks, Zao Onsen is one of the most popular ski resorts in Japan. Visitors coming here can not only participate in exciting sports in winter but also watch Juhyo - an ice monster, formed by the strong snow covering the trees to create a giant snow tower like monsters object.



Photo: Konstantin.
Hitachi Park (Ibaraki): From April to April every year, Hitachi Park is covered with blossoming colors of more than 4 million nemophilas. The park is located on Miharashi hill, nemophilas flower is one of the highlight flowers, attracting visitors to visit this place. Flowers in Hitachi are seasonally grown. In autumn, this place is famous for kochia shrubs such as giant cotton balls, yellow-green in autumn, red in the end of autumn, and red in the beginning of the winter, fluttering in the wind. Photo: Toshiaki.
Otaru Light Festival (Hokkaido): Every February is the time when tourists from all over the country flock to Hokkaido to admire the magical Otaru canal, sparkling with lights in the snow-capped sky The festival takes place for 10 days with lanterns and snow statues adorning Hokkaido.



Unga Kaijo, the area around the canal, is the main venue for the festival. Photo: Coldy Bank.
Itsukushima Shrine (Hiroshima): Itsukushima Shrine - one of the symbols associated with the land of Funang is said to be the boundary between the two worlds, the spirit realm and the earth. The Torri Gate of the temple is painted red with a spiritual meaning to ward off evil spirits. This sacred gate was built in the 12th century. Visitors can walk around the gate and see the majestic Mount Misen behind after the tide recedes. Photo: Itsukushima.
Gokayama (Toyama): Not only the old village Shirakawago (Gifu), the old town of Gokayama also attracts visitors by hundreds of years old houses.



Like the village of Shirakawago, Gokayama town owns many old houses with gassho architecture. An area with about 400-year-old houses recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site. The straw-roofed houses in Gokayama are a familiar image of an old Japanese village. The steep, triangular roof is designed to withstand heavy snowfall. Photo: Yiin Rei Huan.
Mount Fuji: The symbol of the country of the rising sun, Mount Fuji is one of the three most sacred mountains in Japan. Every year, this scenic place attracts a large number of domestic and foreign tourists to visit. One of the most beautiful places to see Mount Fuji is Lake Kawaguchi, the natural landscape around the lake, in the distance is snow-capped Mount Fuji, inspiring many photographers to compose art.



Photo: Andy Yeung.
Himeji Castle (Hyogo): The white castle located in Hyogo is one of the places that attracts tourists by its unique architecture. The castle is designed with inspiration from birds flying in the sky. Himeji is a combination of 83 small buildings. The 17th century castle is equipped with a solid defense system. The castle has appeared in many famous Japanese and international films such as James Bond: You only live twice. Photo: Kenichi Masuo.
Jigokudani Monkey Park (Nagano): Located in Nagaso, Jigokudani Park is a tourist attraction in Japan because of the scenery of red-faced monkeys relaxing by the hot springs in cold winter.



The park has more than 200 monkeys, rare and red-faced species. Surrounding the hot springs, where monkeys bathe onsen are mountains covered with ice and snow. The monkeys here comfortably, carefree bathing, relax like a human without paying attention to the appearance of curious tourists. Photo: Bryan.
Panoramic Tokyo: The capital of Japan has always been a tourist destination with a huge number of international tourists. Tokyo captivates tourists by its modern, busy lifestyle, illuminated signs, busy shopping malls, famous historical sites ...



A panoramic view of the city from above is one of the Experience you should not miss when coming to Tokyo. From the Sky Deck observatory of Roppongi Hills building, visitors can capture the entire city, admire the Tokyo Tower with its skyscrapers, light-lit streets ... in the Japanese capital. Photo: Andrew Smith.
According to CNN / Zing News
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