Tourist attractions that you should know on your next visit to Japan

 Tourist attractions that you should know on your next visit to Japan

If you are thinking of getting to organize a special and special holiday in an extraordinary location characterized by technology and the highest level of development, where buildings take off to embrace the sky and where work is a real cult for the locals? 

If you must visit and discover the country of Japan. This part of the world is chosen by tourists every year to see some of the most popular urban centers in the world.

Tokyo - a modern paradise for architects

The capital of Japan, Tokyo, fascinates any visitor with the special architecture of its majestic buildings. This city combines many contrasts, starting with modern architecture based on the most advanced technologies, with the ancient traditions of the Japanese people and their striving to be meticulously preserved by the locals.

Tokyo is made up of 23 districts, each with a special theme and a story to tell. There are countless interesting places and things to do to discover the Japanese capital, which is why it is a good idea for you to prepare a brief itinerary for each day off before you go on your vacation to Japan. Here are some of the top tourist attractions that you can take into consideration during your trip to Tokyo, Japan:

Imperial Palace -  This is the official residence of the Emperor of Japan, where you can witness the most picturesque and beautiful elements of imperial life. The Watchtower, which can be admired from inside the Imperial Palace, dates back to the 17th century. The East Garden area is an important tourist attraction because it provides a stunning view and an opportunity to admire the architecture on which the palace was built.

Jingubashi Bridge -  Located in front of the famous Yoyogi Park, this is the bridge visited by many tourists who venture into the “Harajuku” region to get the most beautiful souvenir photos. There you will also discover many groups of dancers and people dressed as the most famous characters in famous Japanese manga.

Tokyo Tower -  This city is famous for its impressive buildings, which are dominated by tall buildings. You can see it all by climbing to the top of the famous Tokyo Tower, a tower with a height of 333 meters or you can go to the Tokyo Skytree, the second tallest building in the world with a height of 634 meters.

Kyoto - the former capital of Japan

Kyoto city is well known among the tourists visiting this country. It was the capital of Japan in the past, being an urban center that dazzles the world through historical monuments of cultural value and beautiful buildings that preserve the elements and methods of ancient architecture.

Here are some of the tourist attractions that you can include on your itinerary of the ancient capital of Japan:

Kinkaku-Ji  -  This Buddhist temple is famous for its balcony made of gold paint, which is where the balcony's original name comes from: the Golden Pavilion.

Arashiyama Monkey Park –  Pet lovers can make a short visit to Arashiyama Monkey Park. This tourist attraction is appreciated for the unique wildlife it offers. It is very large because it is originally located in the city of Kyoto, which is considered one of the largest cities in the world.

Gion -  Japan is the land of ancient geisha, and the best place to discover their lives is in the Gion district of Kyoto. It is a place studded with temples and country houses built on the ruins where geishas lived in the past.

Kiyomizu-dera -  This Kyoto attraction is part of the list of monuments that make up the UNESCO heritage, as it is a gigantic temple located in the heart of the Japanese cherry forest, which creates an enchanting setting in the springtime.

Japan is a country that has many things to offer to tourists and is always keen to preserve the classic elements that are part of the Japanese tradition, and in contrast, we will find modernity at its finest with the help of the most advanced technologies.

Tokyo and Kyoto are two of the Japanese urban centers that are worth spending at least a few days in on your next vacation to Japan.