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 Under the Cherry Blossoms by Lunalani
The bad thing is that you can only see the Cherry Blossoms for about a week to ten days since they fall.
So travelling in April is a good time. Summers can get really hot (Rains in June) and the winters are cold. Spring and Autumn would be the best season to travel. Leave a Comment
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 by misodivaLeave a Comment Directions: Take the street car from Hiroshima station to M9 stop.
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 Witnessing the graduation
ceremony by manuelEB
Every year more a more foreign kids join the great and happy mass of Japanese kids in public schools. In four years span, the two boys ( easy to identify in the middle of picture) will be the stars of the ceremony they were witnessing. Their time to say in front of everybody their dreams...
Ah! so diverse things were said that morning: baseball players, soccer players, veterinary doctors, model, artist, painters, scientist, public servents... Public servents!!!!!!! (-; Leave a Comment
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 a demonstrating model of
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 Emperor's Palace, Tokyo by kiwigal_1
Take a look at my Tokyo page for more ideas on what to see and do around Tokyo - on a budget!! % Leave a Comment Directions: This picture is of the Grand Palace. To get here from Tokyo Station (Maranouchi Exit) it is a short walk.
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 Katsurahama Beach by kiwigal_1
Take a look at my Kochi page for more information! Leave a Comment Directions: Shikoku Island. From Tokyo you can fly or take a Shinkansen to Okayama and get a Limited Express train across the famous Sato Ohashi Bridge to Takamatsu and on to Kochi in the south.
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 Hakusan Park, Niigata by kiwigal_1
Bandai Bridge, Shinano River (the longest river in Japan), Hakusan Park and Shrine, World Cup 2002 Soccer games were played in Niigata.
Take a look at my Niigata page for more information! Leave a Comment Directions: You can take a Shinkansen from Tokyo to Niigata on the Joetsu Shinkansen Line. I came here from Nagano by bus (train is also possible via Naoetsu on the coast south of Niigata).
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 Suizenji Gardens, Kagoshima by kiwigal_1
See my Kumamoto page for more information! Leave a Comment Directions: In Kyushu half way between Fukuoka and Kagoshima. It has a domestic airport but can't be reached by Shinkansen. You must transfer to the Tsubame Limited Express in Hakata Station.
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 Iwaya Beach, Kitakyushu by kiwigal_1
The Lonely Planet Japan guide says that you should give Kitakyushu a miss. I agree in some respects as it hasn't got the beautiful temples of Kyoto or the large shopping opportunities offered by Tokyo, Osaka or even nearby Fukuoka . Nevertheless, this city still has a lot to see and do here and the beaches were better than many others I have seen in Japan.
This picture was taken at Iwaya Beach in Kitakyushu. The sunsets in Japan can be spectacular and I was very lucky to have my camera with me when I got this one!
There are ferry connections between Kitakyushu (at Shin-Moji Port) and Osaka and Kobe.
Take a look at my Kitakyushu page for more information! Leave a Comment Directions: Kitakyushu is reachable on the main Shinkansen line the runs from Tokyo to Hakata (Fukuoka). You can get off at Kokura Station.
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 Matsumoto Castle by kiwigal_1
Matsumoto Castle is very pretty in winter (see pic) with the snow all around. It is also a nice castle to view in spring with Cherry Blossoms.
Take a look at my Matsumoto page for more information! Leave a Comment Address: Matsumoto is located in Nagano Prefecture.
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