Japan is a country with a rich and fascinating history. It is the birthplace of the legendary samurai warriors and ninja assassins, who have become iconic figures in popular culture. From its ancient beginnings to its modern-day status as an economic superpower, Japan has been shaped by its unique culture and traditions. Most popular cities in Japan are Tokyo, Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Hiroshima and Nagasaki have a glorious and a sad story behind their history. But among the above three cities, I pick my favourite dream destination as Tokyo. The capital of Japan.
The Proud Asian Nation - Japan |
TOP DESTINATIONS IN TOKYO
Visiting Tokyo has been a dream of mine since I was a child. This vibrant city is full of culture, delicious food, and exciting activities. I have always wanted to explore the many destinations this city has to offer and experience the unique culture that it provides. From sampling some of the best sushi in the world to visiting temples and shrines, there are endless possibilities for exploration in Tokyo. I am excited to experience all that this city has to offer and learn more about its rich history and culture. My trip to Japan in October 2016 provided me with the opportunity to experience a new culture and learn about the rich history of this country. Each destination that I visited was more and more impressive than the last. The beauty of Tokyo is unparalleled, but it is not just this city that offers an unforgettable experience. My time in Japan was filled with cultural experiences that I will never forget. I am so grateful for my time in Japan and my memories are priceless!
Tokyo Alias Kyoto |
MEJI SHRINE
Japanese are always very close to the nature. According to them, every tree
is a god. The major religion in the country is Shinto. Shinto is the most
eco-friendly religion in the world. Meji Shrines is considered as one of the
major Shinto shrines. This shrine is surrounded by a fascinating park. I would
join the traditional rituals too. Japanese architecture has a unique design, and
it would be great to spend some time watching this fantastic shrine.
Meji Shrine- The Major Shrine of Shinto in Japan |
TOKYO NATIONAL MUSEUM
Visiting a museum is a great way to discover the culture and history of
a nation. Tokyo national museum is the largest museum in Japan. In the museums
I would be able to see the great history of the legends Samurai. Samurai swords
and armor are displayed at the museum, and they are the most attracted things in
the museum. Japanese culture is very different than the other cultures in the
world. The visit to the museum will help me to learn about the Japanese culture
and the history of this proud nation.
Tokyo National Museum |
TOKYO IMPERIAL PALACE
Just like the United Kingdom Japanese also have a Royal Family. Naruhito Emperor is holding the crown of now. Tokyo Imperial Palace is the home for the Imperial family today. The Japanese
architecture is clearly visible through this fantastic masterpiece. The garden
is also so fascinating to watch, and the palace is surrounded by these marvelous
gardens. I have read many articles on this fabulous masterpiece and If I ever been
in Tokyo, I will never miss the chance to get the access to this Imperial
Palace. The passes that allow people to visit the Imperial palace is a very
rare opportunity and I wish I will enough be lucky to get the pass.
Imperial Palace in Kyoto |
TOKYO SKY TREE
Tokyo sky tree is the tallest building
in Tokyo city. The sky tree is 1150 feet height and has two observation decks which
give a fabulous viewpoint over the big city. Tokyo sky tree is considered as
the most popular and visited destination in Tokyo city. This building has a super-fast
lifting system too. I have read some articles explaining their experiences on
the Tokyo sky tree and I am also willing to have such a wonderful experience. I
will click some best photographs in my life on the observation decks. According
to the sources there are some quality restaurants which offer some great meals
in the town. So, this would be a nice stop to have an enjoyable meal.
Tallest Viewpoint in The Town |
TOKYO TOWER
The top sky-craper of Tokyo is Tokyo Tower. First time when I saw this
Tokyo Tower, I thought it’s Eiffel Tower. The structure is similar with the
Eifel tower. The Tokyo Sky Tree is 1092 feet high. Transmitting the television
and radio signals over the Tokyo sky is the main object of building this
mammoth structure. But now it is a tourist attraction too. The tower has an observation deck which gives a great view of the city, and I will spend more
time in the observation deck sipping a cup of coffee watching the setting sun. I would like to climb
the sky tree night. Watching the sparkling city under the stary sky will be a
great way to relax the mind.
The Japan version of Eiffel Tower |
RAINBOW BRIDGE
Golden gate, London bridge are considered as the iconic landmarks for
the respective countries. Rainbow bridge is the iconic symbol of the Tokyo.
According to the sources Rainbow bridge is a perfect place to enjoy the views
of the Tokyo Bay. The bridge has been built over the Tokyo Bay and this is the
most famous bridge in this big city. I have seen a lot of pictures of this
fascinating bridge and my opinion is bridge is even better at night. The bridge
is lighting up at night at watching the bridge from a distant would be
fascinating.
Iconic Bridge Over The Tokyo Bay |
THINGS TO DO IN TOKYO
I will travel the above-mentioned
destinations if I visit Tokyo. So, what about the activities. Not only the
sightseeing I will have some quality time in during my visit of Tokyo. Here are
the things which I will do one day in Tokyo, Japan.
HAVING A NIGHT WALK
Night life of Tokyo is really fascinating
and vibrant. Tokyo is the city that never sleeps, and if you’re
looking for a nightlife experience like no other, then this is the place to be.
From traditional Japanese bars to world-class clubs, there are plenty of things
to do in Tokyo after dark. So, I will not miss the chance to roam around this
sleepless big city. Watching some iconic destinations at night will be another level of experience.
Sleepless Nights in Tokyo |
ORIGAMI
Origami, the traditional Japanese art of paper folding, is an ancient craft
that has been practiced for centuries. Origami has been used to create
everything from intricate sculptures to simple decorations. It's a skill that
requires patience and precision, but the end result is often stunningly beautiful.
Origami can be found all over Tokyo, from stores that specialize in the art to
tourist attractions showcasing origami creations. So, looking for some of the
best origami in Tokyo, I will definitely visit some of the city’s top museums
and galleries. I also knew some origami artworks and I know how to make peacocks
and rabbits by a paper. During my time in Tokyo, I will visit some best Origami
shops and I will learn few more tricks with paper too.
The Origami Gallery |
VISIT RYOGUKU KOKUGIKA
Ryoguku Kokugikan is a historic sumo wrestling stadium in Tokyo, Japan. It
has been the home of sumo tournaments since 1909 and is the most important
venue for professional sumo in Japan. It is a fascinating place to visit,
especially for anyone interested in Japanese culture and history. Visitors to
Ryoguku Kokugikan can watch exciting matches between some of the best sumo
wrestlers from around the world. I will also learn about the history of
this ancient sport and its traditions, as well as see some amazing displays of
strength and agility from these incredible athletes. I am not fat enough to be
a sumo player, but I will enjoy the fight of a Sumo player.
The Japanese Wrestling |
WATCH A DRAMA IN KABUKI-ZA THEATRE
Kabuki-za theatre is a traditional Japanese form of theatre that has been
around for hundreds of years. It is known for its elaborate costumes and
makeup, and spectacular performances. This art form has been entertaining
audiences since the Edo period, and it continues to be popular today. Kabuki-za
Theatre offers a wide range of performances, from classics like The Tale of
Genji to modern adaptations like The Tale of the Heike. I have watched some documentary
on these Kabuki dramas and Watching a Kabuki drama will be a great experience.
The Cultural Drama Kabuki |
HAVING A MEAL IN NINJA AKASAKA
Ninja Akasaka is a unique restaurant that offers an unforgettable
experience. Located in the heart of Tokyo, this restaurant has been around for
over 40 years and is known for its traditional Japanese cuisine. With its rich
history and expertly crafted dishes, Ninja Akasaka is one of the most popular
restaurants in Japan. Most important thing in this restaurant is people can experience
a Ninja life during having the meal. I do not know much about the foods, but I love
the Ninja theme and I will have even a cup of tea in this Ninja themed
restaurant.
Ninja Themed Restaurant |
WALKING THROUGH THE RAIN OF SAKURA
Walking under the beautiful Sakura trees in Tokyo is a magical experience.
Every year, millions of people come to Tokyo to enjoy the beauty of these
delicate pink blooms. The best time to experience this phenomenon is during
springtime when the Sakura trees are in full bloom. The best places to take a
walk under the Sakura trees are Ueno Park, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, and
Chidorigafuchi Park. All these parks offer breathtaking views of the city
skyline and provide a perfect backdrop for those wanting to take photos or just
relax and admire nature's beauty. Sakura flower was the first attractive thing
I knew about Japan. The gorgeous flower made me mad at Tokyo. So, if I ever find
myself in Tokyo during springtime, I will not lose this once-in-a-lifetime
experience!
The Sakura Season |
HIKING THE MOUNTAIN FUJI
A hike up to the summit of Mount Fuji in Japan is an experience like no other. With its stunning views, challenging trails, and unique cultural experiences, a hike up to the top of this iconic mountain is a dream for me. Though I will be just looking for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, a hike up Mount Fuji will be sure to be an unforgettable experience. From the breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside to the unique cultural experiences I’ll find along the way, this dream hike will leave me with memories that will last a lifetime.
Fujiyama- The Landmark of The Whole Nation |
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