Although Japan is in second position in the rankings this year, it is always number one for travelers looking for a totally different experience. No other place on Earth that exemplifies the hackneyed "modern but old" as the land of the rising sun cliché. Tokyo's successful bid to host the 2020 Olympics has pushed up the temperature at a feverish city in the new development; but beyond the cities, Japan remains as elegant and charming as its beautiful wooden temples.
Although already known Japan , the truth is that it is the number one country in the world to live a travel experience out of the ordinary. Its cities are experts odes to futurism, with trains passing in the blink of an eye, and towers of metal and glass bathed by neon lights. The field also seems another world, with landscapes that bring together all continents, mixing with spectacular beaches Alpine peaks. And amid all this, the elegant wooden temples, constant reminder of the weight of tradition, hidden behind the seductive perfection layer as the country itself.
Although Japan failed in its Olympic bid for the 2016 Games, he won an overwhelming for 2020 with the candidacy of triumph Tokyo . And the Olympic fever is already noticeable in the capital, immersed in a complex feat of urban planning to create a new business district, a new Olympic village and, most llamativo- move the revered Tsujiki fish market that moves more than 20 million a day in seafood and fish, to a brand new exhibition which is scheduled for later this year. Now that the radioactive paranoia has decreased, five years after the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami in Tohoku, and following continued government efforts to devalue the yen, it is the ideal place to discover a country that pays tribute to the most absolute modernity and history now most sacred.
One of the most famous pilgrimage routes in the world after the Camino de Santiago is the Kumano Kodo, near Osaka . For more than a millennium, devotees from all walks of life, from peasants to emperors, roamed Oji hidden temples and forests of ghostly trees to reach the three great centers of prayer Kumano. There are lots of different paths that extend like spokes around the Kii Peninsula, but the goal is linked to the act of spiritual penance for hikers, advancing without fail. The preferred, and also the oldest route is Nakahechi, running west and runs 30 km to the sanctuaries. UNESCO officially recognized this route in 2004, and in the last 12 years has seen a steady increase in tourist flow.
Cafes animals. Cats cafes have spread throughout the world, but in Japan (the country where they came) out of fashion in 2009. Now what you get is rubbing shoulders with goats, turtles tea, made with owls and take selfies shots of whiskey watching penguins. carnival 2016
Although already known Japan , the truth is that it is the number one country in the world to live a travel experience out of the ordinary. Its cities are experts odes to futurism, with trains passing in the blink of an eye, and towers of metal and glass bathed by neon lights. The field also seems another world, with landscapes that bring together all continents, mixing with spectacular beaches Alpine peaks. And amid all this, the elegant wooden temples, constant reminder of the weight of tradition, hidden behind the seductive perfection layer as the country itself.
Although Japan failed in its Olympic bid for the 2016 Games, he won an overwhelming for 2020 with the candidacy of triumph Tokyo . And the Olympic fever is already noticeable in the capital, immersed in a complex feat of urban planning to create a new business district, a new Olympic village and, most llamativo- move the revered Tsujiki fish market that moves more than 20 million a day in seafood and fish, to a brand new exhibition which is scheduled for later this year. Now that the radioactive paranoia has decreased, five years after the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami in Tohoku, and following continued government efforts to devalue the yen, it is the ideal place to discover a country that pays tribute to the most absolute modernity and history now most sacred.
One of the most famous pilgrimage routes in the world after the Camino de Santiago is the Kumano Kodo, near Osaka . For more than a millennium, devotees from all walks of life, from peasants to emperors, roamed Oji hidden temples and forests of ghostly trees to reach the three great centers of prayer Kumano. There are lots of different paths that extend like spokes around the Kii Peninsula, but the goal is linked to the act of spiritual penance for hikers, advancing without fail. The preferred, and also the oldest route is Nakahechi, running west and runs 30 km to the sanctuaries. UNESCO officially recognized this route in 2004, and in the last 12 years has seen a steady increase in tourist flow.
Cafes animals. Cats cafes have spread throughout the world, but in Japan (the country where they came) out of fashion in 2009. Now what you get is rubbing shoulders with goats, turtles tea, made with owls and take selfies shots of whiskey watching penguins. carnival 2016
- In Japan there through vending machines and more than 5 million and offer everything from umbrellas to cigarettes, canned bread or hot noodles.
- The country's birth rate has plummeted to the point that most adult diapers Baby (vending machines, too) are sold.
- It is estimated that more paper is used to print comics (manga) that to make toilet paper (surprise can also be purchased in vending machines).
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