A country known for its smallness has always been sophisticated and full of life. Cherry blossoms bloom in spring, fireworks fill the sky in summer, autumn leaves bloom, and mountains cover snow in winter. Between the cities, the rapid pace runs through the tall buildings of Tokyo And the winding paths of Kyoto Prefecture, with intimate Kanji and orderly management.
The changes of the times and the torrent of history are all reflected in the essence of this country. The kind image, the neat streets, and the orderly life are the attitudes they insist on, and they are the charm that is difficult to stop in any season.
If you want to elaborate on the strategy, I am afraid that I will have to wait until the watermelon milk is slowly published in a city and a scenic spot, and this article will be condensed into a standard meal of the Dry Goods Guide to Tokyo (and the surrounding area)-Osaka-Kyoto.
Take the route of the Yamanote Line to string together the sights
Tokyo's Yamanote Line exists like a star line, and it is the only line in the world with many songs that bear its own name. Almost all the mainstream traffic in Tokyo is the JR Yamanote Line, which is the general name of The Japanese Railways, and the Yamanote Line, as a circular line centered on downtown Tokyo, includes a variety of tourist areas of different styles and ages.
In the north, there are Nippori, a transit station from Narita Airport to the city, Ueno Station and Sensoji Scenic Area, where nature and humanity are integrated, Ueno Park, Japan's first park for cherry blossom viewing in spring, Ami Yokodō, a shopping street where snacks and small goods are gathered, Akihabara Station in Akihabara Station, a two-dimensional anime paradise, and Akihabara Station in Denji Street.
South is the historic Tokyo Station, with two intricate platforms and differently named exits.
West has a trendy department store gathered, teenagers sweeping goods paradise Shibuya, Harajuku, Shinjuku Station, Shibuya Station in front of the big intersection is one of the famous attractions, with the world's largest flow of people intersection, standing at the intersection to feel the pace of office workers, as if the air is accelerating the flow.
If you have seen the movie Hachiko, you must not miss the Hachiko Exit from Shibuya Station to see this dog that has been waiting for its owner all his life.
Think of Taki & Wing's Yamanote Line Song, which is also divided into the outer ring and inner ring of the Yamanote Line, and the whole song sings so many stations in one breath, without less effort.
Shinjuku Night
Tokyo's Setagaya district is very lively, and there is a small station just two stops away from Shibuya Station: "Sanken Tea House", which later learned that it was the first stop of the heroine's first visit to Tokyo in the Japanese drama "Tokyo Women's Picture Book".
On the way to the subway station, there is a small shopping street like the Showa era, with mint-green lampposts, dense wires overhead, and the breath of life is everywhere, which contrasts with the Shibuya intersection where the sense of the times and urgency are intertwined.
Take the Yamanote Line to Harajuku to experience the birthplace of young people's trends. Various clerks on both sides of the Takeshita-dori Trail hold signs to solicit business, and the main road in front of the Meiji Shrine has many stores on both sides of the road, including high-end signs, ordinary small shops, and storefronts designed by famous designers. There is a whole building on this road that sells dolls and little children and little girls like things, there are Japanese mascots Hello Cat, Easy Bear, Kumamoto Bear, etc., it is highly recommended to send a girlfriend, and everyone who sends children comes to buy.
Although Shinjuku at night is not as grand as the high-rise buildings in Lujiazui, Shanghai, under the neon lights of various colorful billboards, there is an illusion of a world of flowers and flowers, and various food and entertainment venues such as izakaya, yakiniku shops, pinball shops, ktv and other food and entertainment venues can be seen everywhere, and the famous Song and Dance Town Street is also here.
634 meters tall tree - sky tree
Ueno Ward, a place that uses pandas as regional mascots, is full of panda icons, signboards, goods and food, which has the feeling of paying tribute to China's national treasures. After passing behind Sensoji Temple, crossing the river and the bridge, the Sky Tree is in front of you: the world's tallest electric tower (Guangzhou's small barbarian waist is second only to it). Although the Sky Tree has been built for almost five years, the number of visitors has not decreased, and when night is about to fall, it has ascended to a 634-meter high altitude and a 360-degree viewing platform, and the appearance of Tokyo is completely visible.
Minato-ku, Tokyo Tower
There are 23 wards in Tokyo, Minato Is a high-end commercial and residential area in Tokyo, an area with exotic characteristics and culture, Tokyo's landmark Tokyo Tower is located, the Odaiba leading to the amusement and sightseeing area is also here, and from the Tokyo Tower, you can see the rainbow-colored Odaiba Bridge and the statue of The Little Statue of Liberty, surrounded by the port, hence the name Minato- At the foot of Tokyo Tower, the temple echoes, and the sense of era and modernity meets, and it is a short walk from the bottom of the tower to Keio University, one of Japan's top universities. Minato is my favorite district, clean and full of life, surrounded by office workers are also polite, personally believe that it should be the most educated and cultured district in Tokyo.
Heroic Osaka, connotation Kyoto
Just like the north and south of China, the local dialects are different, osaka people are different from Tokyo people, speaking Kansai dialect, compared to the thoughtful Tokyo people, Osaka people seem more uninhibited, like the arrogance of northern Chinese.
Walking around shinsai bridge and Tsutenkaku, you can see the hustle and bustle of the bazaar and the bright billboard paradise.
Kyoto, the former capital of Japan, has a long history and restores the colors of the entire Chinese Tang Dynasty. Watermelon milk is the most popular in Kyoto, because of its charm and the shrines scattered around it, it has a mystery waiting for us to explore.
The crowded Kiyomizu-dera Temple, the landlord shrine where love is perfect, Hanami Koji, and Gion at the foot of Yasaka Shrine, walk down to the Kamogawa River.
The mysterious Fushimi Inari Shrine on the outskirts of Kyoto, with its mysterious fox fairy, overlooks the entire city on the road to the top of the mountain. If you have enough time, you can go to the suburban Arashiyama to experience nature.
Travel from Kyoto to Nara to feed the fawns, don't fantasize about their good-naturedness, in fact, they will chase after you and grab your clothes and top your horns.
This land across the east coast, although small and disturbed by typhoons and earthquakes, is full of style and human feelings, exquisite and considerate, and it is worth learning. Rigorous work, intimate life, details determine success or failure.
This time the watermelon milk is briefly introduced here, the journey will continue, I hope that everyone's summer can be colorful.
Hakone-like Hot Spring,
Shonan Coast, the hometown of slam dunk masters,
At the foot of Mt. Fuji is home to several roller coaster world-largest Fuji-Q amusement parks,
Ghibli Museum, etc.,
to be continued.
Also, the biggest summer festival not to be missed, the Fireworks Festival
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