Vacation to Japan

​Traveling in Japan the rising sun country

Japan, a tropical country in East Asia, is renowned for its mysterious culture. From Japan prehistoric Jomon period to its contemporary hybrid culture, international tourists are attracted, even for the 1st time to see. Japan's culture is the ideal combined influences from Asia, Europe and North America. Legend attributes the development of Japan for the sun goddess, from whom the emperors were descended. Therefore, Japan is ever referred to as the rising sun country. Below are the most widespread by tourists in Japan.
  • Geisha
Geisha are Japanese traditional female entertainers who are going to be skillful in a number of art performances for example classical music and dance. This would be the symbol of talent and wonder highly appreciated during over 250 years.
  • ​Mochi
Mochi is a Japanese rice cake made from glutinous rice pounded into paste and molded into round shape. It's also called mochitsuki found in traditional occasions including New Year.
  • Japanese calligraphy​
​​Japanese calligraphy is really a type of artistic writing in the Japanese language. For a long time, Japanese calligraphy is one of the spiritual beauty. Today, Calligraphy can be an elementary school subject inside the Japanese mandatory education system.
  • Sumo from Nagoya
Sumo tournament is usually a traditional sport of Japan evolving from Nagoya in Japan 1,500 years ago. Each match comes about in a mere about 1 minute however it is so tensing.
  • Himeiji-Jo castle
Himeiji-Jo castle, the UNESCO World Heritage, is the finest surviving illustration showing early 17th-century Japanese castle architecture, including 83 buildings with highly developed systems. It's also called Samurai Castle.
  • Fuji Mountain
Fuji Mountain is the highest mountain in Japan, rising to three,776 m near to the Pacific coast in Yamanashi and Shizuoka, about 100 km in the west of Tokyo.
It is usually a volcano symboling for power and peace.
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