7 Breathtakingly Beautiful Cities to Visit in Japan ...

I am placing Tokyo at the forefront of this list of breathtakingly beautiful cities to visit in Japan because of its overwhelming popularity with tourists. According to Forbes.com, Japan National Tourist Organization concurred that "7 of the 10 most-visited destinations in the country are in the capital." With its futuristic and technological commodities, I am not surprised by this fact. My friend who recently visited Japan for the first time said that the main issue to be aware of in Tokyo is that it can be extremely crowded.

Ever since I was a child, I have wanted to visit Nagoya, Japan. There is something about the beauty of cherry blossoms blooming along the Yamazaki River that captivates me. Also, Nagoya is home to the majestic and exquisitely structured Nagoya Castle and the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology, which was rated as the number one tourist attraction in this marvelous city.

With access to a diverse variety of temples and shrines, you will certainly want to savour as much of the city of Kyoto as you can! For instance, Fushimi Inari Shrine is a popular shrine amongst locals and tourists because of the fact that it honors the god of rice, Inari. Once the capital, you will definitely be able to ther experience rich cultural heritage of Japan by traveling to this city. If you need any further incentives, the Gion Festival is held in Kyoto and features a variety of cultural dances and amazing art displays.

Some of the best sights to see are in Osaka, Japan. For instance, Osaka Castle, located in its namesake, is one of the most popular castles visited in Japan. Also, during the summer, the two-day Tenjin Festival commences where many people gather to take part in the celebration of the deity of scholarship. Lastly, amusement park enthusiasts will be delighted to know that there is an Universal Studios in Osaka.

Nikko, Japan is surrounded by absolutely stunning scenery! To be specific, Kegon Falls and Yutaki Waterfall are some of the attractions that enhance the overall ambience of this magnificent place. I promise that you will have no regrets once you are standing just a mere few feet away from these marvelous forces of nature.

Sapporo is a great place to visit if you are traveling during winter as it is known for its snow festival. Located in Nakajima Park, the site that I would most like to explore in Sapporo is its amazingly intricate concert hall. However, if you have an adventurous streak, you will be amazed by the stunning view on Mount Moiwa, which can be reached via an aeriel lift (also known as Mount Moiwa Ropeway).

Lastly, there are many attractions in Yokohama that make it such a great place visit. For instance, traveling to the Yokohama Landmark Tower Sky Garden gives people a chance to enjoy the sunset at a much closer distance (as it is 69 stories high); this would be a great place to go out to on a date. Additionally, animal lovers will certainly fall in love with Nogeyama Zoo.

Japan features a multitude of tourist attractions in incredibly diverse cities. With its intricately designed architecture and rustic beauty, this list could go on forever. Are there any other cities in Japan that you would love to visit one day?