Japan
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Group Size 100 Peoples
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LanguagesEnglish
Overview
The East Asian nation of Japan is a singular travel destination that combines history and contemporary culture. The dynamic cities of the nation, such as Tokyo and Kyoto, provide visitors with a range of experiences. Cherry blossoms are a famous tourist destination in the nation; people travel to parks and gardens to see the breathtaking display. Japan offers serene natural environments like Mount Fuji, which provides breathtaking vistas and hiking possibilities, in addition to the lively vitality of its cities. In addition, the nation is home to a large number of hot springs that offer a tranquil escape from city life. Kyoto, the former imperial capital, is only one example of the historical sites and traditional arts that showcase Japan’s rich cultural legacy. Engaging in activities like tea ceremonies, kimono-wearing, and ikebana allows visitors to fully immerse themselves in Japanese history and culture. Japan has an enticing variety of delectable foods, such as tempura, ramen, sashimi, and sushi, for foodies. Gourmet escapades may be had in markets, bars, and restaurants with Michelin stars. Japan’s distinct blend of innovation and tradition never fails to enthrall and inspire travelers from all over the world.
Highlights
- Tokyo is the energetic capital city to explore.
- Kyoto is home to hundreds of shrines, temples, and traditional gardens, and Mount Fuji is located there.
- Nara: The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and Museum honors the victims there.
- Osaka: Known as the "Kitchen of the Nation," Osaka is a bustling city in Japan renowned for its delicious food.
- Hokkaido: renowned for its breathtaking vistas, thermal springs, and outdoor pursuits.
- Sapporo is well-known for its mouthwatering Hokkaido cuisine and yearly Snow Festival.
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Languages
- English