YEAR YOU CAN DO IN JAPAN

Studying in Japan is an excellent opportunity to explore the rich yet traditional yet culturally rich country. Japan is a country with many cultural features and many interesting things to experience. Here are some activities you can take to get started on this unique journey of discovery.

Visit the Buddhist temple in Kyoto   Kyoto owns many beautiful Buddhist temples. The best way to explore this stunning city is to rent a bicycle and take a stroll around the city and see many different religious buildings. Highlights of Kyoto include the Fushimi Inari-taisha, Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Nijo Castle and many other places awaiting you to explore. Tsukjiki Fish Market in Tokyo If you are an early riser, the most interesting place you can visit at 5:30 am in Tokyo is the Tsukjiki Fish Market. This fish market is one of the largest fish markets in the world and has the best sushi you've ever eaten. In addition to selling live fish, the market also sells many ready-to-eat canned products and has many local food outlets. If you feel the market area in the house a little fishy smell, you can walk around the outdoor market is also very good. Try using Shinkansen - the high speed train system of Japa The Japanese islands are linked together by a high-speed train system called the Shinkansen, one of the fastest tram systems in the world. This type of boat can reach speeds of up to 320km per hour and will give passengers a unique experience when used. This type of tram is really an effective and economical way to travel around Japan. Of course, you can also use this train to go from Kyoto to Tokyo. Sing karaoke Karaoke singing is a popular form of entertainment with bold Japanese culture for both locals and tourists. It is not difficult to find karaoke bars in Japan, but usually people will rent rooms in groups. You will find karaoke rooms in Japan equipped with all the necessary tools for entertaining. Usually, people can buy drinks and food on the spot and then sing to relieve their hearts. Visiting Mount Fuji Known as Japan's largest mountain and active volcano (although the last eruption of lava in 1707), Mount Fuji is a symbol of the nation's culture and religion. This. Whether you just want to see this majestic mountain from a distance or climb to the summit, Mount Fuji will also make you admire and love. Mount Fuji has a long and rich history. This mountain is actually formed from three volcanoes and has five lakes around. Your trip to Japan will not be complete without spending time exploring and exploring this characteristic mountain.