Did you know that Mount Fuji (Mt.Fuji or Fujisan)is actually an active volcano? But don’t worry, it’s been a while since it last erupted. So, we are all good for now! 🌋❤️ If hiking isn’t your thing, you can always explore the beautiful surrounding lakes, enjoy some hot spring baths, or even take a boat ride on Lake Ashi.
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Kyoto is the most popular ancient capital, and walking on the streets of Kyoto feels like stepping back in time. Kiyomizu dera Temple! 🏯 This stunning temple is perched on a hilltop with stunning views of Kyoto. Also, don’t miss a visit to the iconic Kinkakuji Temple! Also known as the Golden Pavilion, this Zen Buddhist temple stands majestically amid beautiful gardens.
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Shiretoko is in the easternmost part of Hokkaido. Shiretoko is a popular tourist destination as a World Natural Heritage site with a diverse ecosystem that connects the sea and land. 🌊💙 Composed of 1,500-meter-high mountains, cliffs, rivers and forests🌲, Shiretoko is a treasure trove of rare wildlife🐾, where prehistoric nature comes alive.
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Shirakawago, a magical village tucked away in the mountains of Japan! 🏞️🏯 Prepare to be amazed by its traditional Gassho-zukuri farmhouses, with their distinctive thatched roofs resembling hands in prayer. 🙏✨ Get your cameras ready, take as many photos as you can and share them on social media.. 📸
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The streets of ancient Nara were once hailed as “the end of the Silk Road” by travelers from around the world, and it has been such a modern and charming town for 1,400 years. The majestic Todai-ji Temple, home to the famous Great Buddha. Nara Park, where you can find adorable bowing deer everywhere! 🦌 These furry friends are considered sacred and are definitely the true superstars of Nara. Kasuga Taisha Shrine, nestled in a lush forest. 🌳 It’s famous for its stunning stone lanterns, which are lit twice a year during the Lantern Festival. 🏮
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Hiroshima has two World Heritage Sites. The first is the Atomic Bomb Dome in the center of Hiroshima, a World Heritage Site that bears witness to the dropping of the world’s first atomic bomb in 1945 and is a symbol of prayer for the abolition of nuclear weapons and lasting peace.🕊️🌸🙏 The other is Itsukushima Shrine in Miyajima. The vivid vermilion-painted temple standing on the Seto Inland Sea is one of Japan’s three major scenic spots.⛩️🌊✨
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Yakushima, located south of Kagoshima, is Japan’s first island to be included in the World Natural Heritage list. It is made up of moss-covered trees that are thousands of years old. These ancient beauties are called “Yakusugi” and they are like living legends on the island. 🌿🌳Yakushima also has a variety of wild animals! You might spot some furry friends like monkeys, deer, or even loggerhead sea turtles frolicking along the shore. 🐒🦌🐢
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