TRIP CAROUSEL

JAPAN:a beautiful destination

Summary

• Why Japan?
• The geographic situation

• Places to visit
• The food

Why japan?

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I really like the country of Japan. It's one of the smartest countries in the world, there are such incredible landscapes and an amazing culture. I haven't been there yet but I know that in Japan, people are always kind and welcoming so I hope someday I could go there by myself and see the most beautiful things.

I really like the country of Japan. It's one of the smartest countries in the world, there are such incredible landscapes and an amazing culture. I haven't been there yet but I know that in Japan, people are always kind and welcoming so I hope someday I could go there by myself and see the most beautiful things.

the best places to visit

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1) Osaka

Osaka is a large port city and the commercial center on the Japanese island of Honshū. It is known for its modern architecture, nightlife and quality street food. The city's main historical monument, Osaka Castle, was built in the 16th century during the shogunate. It's the city I love the most in Japan.

2)Kinosaki Onsen

Being famous for its fabulous hot springs, Kinosaki has been a popular onsen* since the 8th century. Located just inland from the Sea of ​​Japan, its many public bathhouses and traditional inns are found in the Kansai region of south-central Honshu. Going there is really good to relax and take some good time.

*thermal source

3)Ishigaki

Located west of Okinawa, Ishigaki is Japan’s most visited beach destination. Blessed with Japan’s best beaches, it's one of the best places to go if you want to have fun with your family.

Japanese food

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Finally, let's talk about one of the best parts: Japanese food!Everybody knows what sushi or ramen are... But there are also some really interesting dishes you've probably never heard of: the Fugu, a deadly fish that you can cook only after years of work and only if you have a special diploma...As well, there are also people who are cooking insects like crickets or grasshopers... And it's quite tasty! So, if one day you're going to Japan, try one of these because it's really uncommon!

Sources:

• Wikipedia

• Touropia.com

• Daijinpot.com

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