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SEASON KHANAMI IN KYOTO

Traveling in Japan in the season when sakura blooms, it is simply impossible not to visit Kyoto – a city that is attractive for tourism at any time of the year, and especially in spring, when sakura blooms. In Kyoto, there are many places for hanami, as the Japanese call admiring flowers. Majestic temples, ponds, city canals, parks and gardens. Continue reading →

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NIKKO IS JAPAN

Perhaps someone remembers an old Japanese Railway advertising poster. Unlike conventional advertising, the slogan here was much more powerful than an attractive picture. Three simple words: Nikko is Nippon (Japan). They tapped the rhythm in the heads of many people as they walked along the station and hurried off somewhere. Nikko is Japan. So what does this mean? Continue reading →

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BEACHES BEACHES – TROPICAL PARADISE!

The most beautiful and best beaches in Japan are undoubtedly located on the tropical islands of Okinawa, the country’s most southern prefecture. But for some reason, speaking of Japan, many tourists often forget about its beautiful beaches with clear, transparent water, coral reefs and white sand.

Famous mainly due to the Ryukyu Island, Okinawa Prefecture consists of more than twenty islands and islets. Continue reading →

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