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| About Me, Welcome to Fantastic Japan Traveling Japan is my passion and I want to share it with you. |
| Gifu Japan. Guess who visited Gifu. Gifu, Japan has attractions that even famous people enjoy. |
| Gifu Castle: Watch Out For Squirrels. Gifu Castle not only provides great views of Gifu, Japan but the surrounding area also has everything from hiking to squirrels. Yes, that`s right, squirrels! |
| The Golden Pavilion (Kinkakuji Temple) Rises From The Ashes. The Golden Pavilion (Kinkakuji Temple), is possibly the most beautiful of all Japanese temples. But this treasure from ancient Japan was in store for a terrible fate... |
| Hanazono Jinja: Torii Gates, Foxes - and a Rooster Festival? Hanazono Jinja is a Shinto Shrine that provides a breath of fresh air amongst the concrete chaos of Shinjuku, Tokyo. And each November it comes alive with a Shinto Festival that will bring you good fo |
| Heian Jingu Has The Largest Torii Gate Of All Japanese Shrines. Heian Jingu (Heian Shrine) not only has a torii gate that is surely the envy of all Japanese shrines, but it also has beautiful Meiji era Japan gardens. Like many Shinto shrines it is steeped in the h |
| Himeji Castle: The Best Of All Japanese Castles? Himeji Castle is fantastic. If you have half a day make sure you come and visit this amazing Japanese castle. |
| Kabukicho: Shinjuku At Night. What is your Japanese Fantasy? Shinjuku at night = Kabukicho. Tokyo nightlife can be fun, crazy, weird and wild, but most of all, expensive! |
| Don`t Jump Off Kiyomizudera In Kyoto, Japan. Japanese Temples like Kiyomizudera in Kyoto, Japan all have their points of interest. But during the Edo period Kiyomizu temple was thought to grant your wish, if you jumped off it. |
| Every Kyoto Tourist Should Check Out Kyoto Station. If you are a Kyoto Tourist no doubt you will end up at the amazing Kyoto Station. In the station is the very helpful Kyoto Tourist Information center. Whether you want to see Kyoto Tower or ancient Ky |
| Nijo Castle Has Castle Floor Plans Unlike Most Other Japanese Castles. Nijo Castle has nightingale floors which is rare for Japanese Castles. You should have seen the kids trying to sneak in after curfew. The castle floor plans didn`t include them just for intruders you |
| Odori Park Divides Sapporo, Japan! Odori Park is an oasis in the middle of Sappro, Japan. It is also host to the Sapporo Snow Festival, where you can find ice sculpture festival central. |
| Ryoanji: Amazing Japanese Rock Garden Design, Japanese Temple. Ryoanji Temple in Kyoto, Japan. Temples in Japan are well known for their Japanese rock gardens. This Zen rock garden`s origin is shrouded in mystery, but its ability to capture your attention speaks |
| Sapporo, Japan: More Than Just Beer And Noodles? Sapporo, Japan`s largest northern city is known for its beer, ramen and Sapporo Snow Festival. But the question is: Is the city "lively"? |
| Sapporo Snow Festival: The Coolest of all Japanese Festivals. The Sapporo Snow Festival is a seriously amazing display of snow and ice sculptures. Come and enjoy the food, fun and friendliness of the coolest of all Japanese Festivals. |
| Shibuya, Tokyo: Japanese Street Fashion For The Tokyo Tourist Shibuya, Tokyo: Fashion plus Japanese clothes equals Japanese street fashion in Shibuya. Tokyo Travel has never looked so good. |
| Shinjuku: When Night Comes, Head East. Shinjuku at night is definitely brighter than during the day and is accordingly split into two distinct areas. East Shinjuku is Tokyo nightlife with its hair down. The West side is skyscraper and sal |
| Shinjuku Gyoen: Japanese Garden Design At Its Most European? Shinjuku Gyoen is the garden/park you should visit if you are looking for things to do in Tokyo. Japan Gardens are great but when combined with.... |
| Susukino: Nightlife And Noodles. Susukino is Hokkaido, Japan`s largest nightlife center and famous for its ramen noodles. Seriously, nightlife and noodles. What more could you ask for? |
| Tokyo Tower: Is It Worth Visiting? Tokyo Tower is perhaps Tokyo`s most famous landmark. But the question is, is it worth visiting and will you decide to go? |
