Japan

There are many positives of travelling to Japan. It mostly depends on why people travel to Japan, what they enjoy or what they would like to experience.

 

Festivals:

Japan is very big on festivals. They are different in nature and each festival has its own rituals.
 

Technologies:

For people who are keen on technologies, Japan is the country to go.

 

Culture:

Japanese culture is the most unique culture than most cultures. The culture itself is more traditional than modern despite their modern developments and technologies.

 

Temples:

Architecture is a visual expression of country’s culture, religion and history. Japan religions are mainly Shintoism and Buddhism. There are many temples in Japan where each temple represent part of Japanese culture or religion believes and rituals.

 

Nature:

For people who love nature, Japan is one of the countries they should visit. Japan, especially in the spring, has very nice site seeing where they would enjoy the weather and colorful nature. Not to mention, how beautiful the Cherry Blossom Trees in Japan.

 

Development:

Reading and learning about Japanese history is not better than visiting the country itself. Seeing in person how far Japan has developed over the years is rewarding. Over the years, Japan has stood up many times after natural disasters. Japan built the country again after Hiroshima. And, Japan has developed its technology and transportation significantly over the years.

 

Daily life:

The way Japanese live their lives is different from other people in the world. They are keen on time management. They usually wake up early to do chores before going to school or work. They would mostly take the train to school or work. They would have a nap break during their time at school or work. They would help clean up their homes and their school or work too. They would recycle just about everything in Japan. Almost everywhere you go in Japan, you will find many different types of vending machines where you can buy about everything you could think off.