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Travour.com offers you tours and trips to the beautiful Tourist Attractions in Japan. The trip can be trimmed or added as per your wishes. Read on to know about the most famous tourist destinations of Japan. You can also use the Map of Japan to see the geographical location of Japan and its regions.
Tokyo
Known as the largest city in the world, Tokyo houses major Tourist Attractions in Japan. A perfect blend of modernity and tradition, Tokyo is Japan's economic hub. Re-invented post several floods and earthquakes, today Tokyo stands as a jewel studded in Japan's crown.
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Go for Temple Tours in Japan and visit temples and shrines like Anritsuji Temple, Chosho-ji Temple, Dembo'in Temple, Ebara Jinja Shrine, Asakusa Shrine and Daibutsu Temple. Other places worth visiting during Tours to Tourist Attractions in Japan are Fukagawa Edo Museum, Currency Museum, Akamon, Ginza and Golden Gai.
Hiroshima
Hiroshima, the name itself reminds us of the horrors of nuclear atom bomb that was dropped by USA in 1945. Tours to Tourist Attractions in Japan are no doubt incomplete without visiting Hiroshima. Pay tributes to the victims of the bomb blast at The Peace Park and witness the aftermath of the blast watching the photographs at The Atomic Bomb Museum in Hiroshima. Those seeking scenic beauty can very well visit The Shrine of Itsukushima which is loaded with scenic beauty.
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Mount Fuji
Kindle your adventurous spirit by reaching the top of Japan's highest peak called Mount Fuji during your Tours to Tourist Attractions in Japan. Standing high with a height of 3, 774 meters, Mount Fuji is a volcanic cone that last erupted in 1707. Located amidst various scenic spots, Mount Fuji has five trails through which one can reach the summit of this majestic mountain in Japan.
Other Tourist Attractions in Japan that are worth visiting are Nagasaki, Nara, Ryukyu Islands, Kyoto, Koyasan, Kanazawa, Iwakuni, Himeji Castle, Nijo Castle, Takayama, Kamakura, Nikko, Fushmi Inari Taisha, Izu Penninsula, Tokyo Port Wild Bird Park, Tokyo Disney Sea and Basho Museum.
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