Narita is not only an entrance to Japan but a temple town of ‘Shinshoji’ with a long history.
Nikko Toshogu Shrine with lavish and spectacular decorations and Mt. Fuji are symbols of Japan.
Mt.Fuji with its scenic view
Mt. Fuji is the highest mountain (3,773 meters) in Japan and also regarded female. Japanese people say that she is so bashful that she only shows herself to pure people. If you can’t see her, well…………
Joke aside, you have to pray for good luck as you can see this beautiful mountain only on clear days.
Nikko – Toshoguu Shrine
People say that you cannot tell others that you’ve visited Japan before visiting Nikko.
It is worthwhile to spend one day to visit this spot because you can enjoy beautifully curved sculptures that decorate the buildings. And you may learn many interesting stories about the each buildings.
Joke aside, you have to pray for good luck as you can see this beautiful mountain only on clear days.
These are the famous sculptures of three monkeys, representing“ see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil”.
You need to listen to the explanation from the guide when visit there as it is very interesting.
Kamakura
City of Kamakura is located about one hour by train from center of Tokyo and there are many old temples and shrines established around 12th century.
At the same time, you can find an interesting street with many attractive shops.