Japan is extremely famous all over the world as a technologically and intellectually advanced country. In our minds we have an image of Japanese people being hardworking and very serious. To be fair, most of the time they are exactly as we imagine them to be, but several time during a year every Japanese unleashes his inner romance and visit the annual Japanese event – the Hanami, or cherry blossom... 

Mount Fuji, the highest mountain in the country (3776 meters), last erupted in 1707, and in everyday life is considered “extinct” volcano, but classified as “B” due to the observed underground volcanic tremors. Fuji became a symbol of Japan as a country of volcanoes and to some extent, a source of spiritual replenishment Japanese. Since ancient times, the Japanese worshiped... 

1. Shinjuku Welcome to the area that says “country of contrasts,” much more eloquently than any other corner of Tokyo. As a rule, with its tourists begin their acquaintance with the eastern capital – at the Shinjuku bus ride from Narita International Airport. Here is the biggest and most bustling subway station in the world – Sinjuku Station. 2. Meiji Shrine Here live... 

Best places Tokyo Tower The height of the Tokyo tower is 332.6 meters, which is 8.6 meters taller than the Eiffel, but it is much lighter than its prototype, it weighs only 4,000 tons. It was rebuilt in 1958 and was supposed to symbolize the rise of the Japanese economy. Tokyo Tower is now broadcasting in the capital and the Kanto region, but its main role – an architectural landmark for tourists....