Why Visit Japan
There are many reasons to visit Japan, with the attraction of both modern and ancient architecture, beautiful colourful landscapes, high-tech gadgets and an extensive network of trains enabling you to travel Japan with easeTravel With Ease
Getting around Japan is by far the best, easiest and most cost effective, by travelling on their bullet trains. With a network throughout all of Japan getting from A to B couldn’t be simpler. Before you travel to Japan you can buy a Japan Rail Pass where you can pay a one off amount, which varies depending on how long you are travelling for, which will give you access to travel on all well known routes.
Nature and Landscapes
Japan can easily pass to be one of the most beautiful countries in the world, from tropical beaches to snowy mountains, impressive skyline to ancient temples, Japan has it all. Surrounded by three cities and five lakes, Mount Fuji is the stunning back drop of Japan, and when the sky is clear, it can even be seen from Tokyo. With 20 different species of Wisteria, in the Kawachi Fuji Garden many tourists flock here to walk through the colourful and breathtaking Wisteria Tunnel, best to visit in the spring when the plants are blooming. Another place to visit is Yahiko Park, best seen in the Autumn as it is full of maple trees as well as other plants, and is most famous for the 1300 year old Yahiko Shrine. Not forgetting the famous Cherry Blossom Trees during the Spring, which can be found all over Japan, and these are one of the main reasons Japan is so popular during this season.
High Tech Gadgets
Known for it’s high-tech gadgets, nothing is more intriguing than Japans toilets. With an array of flashy buttons, the toilets of Japan offer the ideal combination of sprays, spritzers and blow drys. The toilets in Japan are guaranteed to take your breath away, even if it is due to the element of surprise from a water jet.
The Culture
The culture of Japan is guaranteed to make a lasting impression on any visitor, from the traditional culture like Geisha, Samurai, Japanese Tea Ceremonies and Kimonos to the more modern culture such as fashion and food.
The Food
Japanese cuisine is one of the most popular in the world. Traditional cooking techniques widely used is raw food, grilling, steaming, boiling and frying. The dish taking the world by storm at the moment is Sushi, stemming from ancient times the process originated from preserving fish and fermented rice. These days it is presented in a number of different ways but mostly distinguished with fresh fish and rice. There is no wonder that so many Japanese restaurants are popping up all over the world.
