My dream journey to Japan презентация

Japan is a charming, large and independent country. It fascinates with its beauty, views and culture. Japan does not have classical buildings and monuments; they have their flavour. Japan is a very developed country in all respects, and this is what makes it rich And that's what makes me excited to travel there.

It seems to me that it is so big and fascinating that there will be places to travel and see something new every day. So here's my plan of how I would like to go and where I would like to go during my trip.
But before that, I would also like to tell you the most enchanting facts about Japan that you may not know, which are fascinating and make you want to travel there even more to try it all.

Japan pays great attention to education and is one of the most literate countries in the world.
Japan is a country with a complex and ancient cultural heritage, but today it is one of the most advanced countries in the field of technology.
The streets in Japan are immaculate; even in Tokyo, the capital and a huge metropolis, all streets are impeccably clean and free of litter. It's all about their mentality. The Japanese rarely leave rubbish on the streets. In addition, volunteers of all ages clean the streets for the simple reason that they want to live in a tidy city.
Susami is home to the world's deepest underwater mailbox. Susami is a well-known fishing town in Wakayama Province. The mailbox is located 30 feet underwater and has collected more than 32,000 letters since 1999.
Japan is almost on par with Hong Kong in terms of life expectancy - 83.6 years and 84 years. Many people attribute Japan's high life expectancy to its historically healthier diet than Western countries.
This is one of the countries in the world that is still considered an empire

The first place I would immediately go to is the capital - Tokyo
I would like to walk around the city. To see the streets, buildings, and parks. Without taking a guide, just to enjoy it. Set aside a day to explore the place for myself. Take some photos, talk to people and ask them specific things that concern me and what's related to it. I admire their old buildings and it would be interesting to go in and look around. To appreciate all the beauty.

Sensoji Temple’s
There are 89 shops here where you can buy traditional sweets and souvenirs. The street ends at the Hozomon Gate, which is also the temple's treasury.
This is the oldest Buddhist temple in the capital, built-in 628. The way to the main temple is through the outer gate of Kaminarimon. The ancient Nakamise shopping street starts from here.

Tokyo Skytree
It is the world's tallest TV tower (634 metres). And among other similar structures on the planet, Tokyo Skytree ranks second, behind only the Burj Khalifa skyscraper. A high-speed lift takes visitors to a height of 350 m in a minute, where the first of two observation decks, the Tembo Deck, is located. One of its tiers is fully glazed from floor to ceiling.
Here you can also buy a ticket to the second observation deck, which is 450 metres high. It is called the Tembo Gallery and is an inclined gallery made of glass and steel.
It's a real beauty, you can see every part of the city and it's in the palm of your hand, and it's also a bit of extreme, everything I love.

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I'm a pretty big fan of rides, so this place would definitely get my attention. Not only is it beautiful there, but you can also try new entertainment for yourself. There is also a park where you can feel like in a fairy tale. In addition to the rides, guests can enjoy colourful theatrical shows.
In the evening, there is a fantastic parade when everyone's favourite Disney characters appear on platforms sparkling with lights, greet the audience, dance and sing.

There are also many, many more places.
Of course, look at their cherry trees. The Akihabara district is a place that is enlightened by the latest technology and feels like the future. Visit the National Park, Mount Fuji, which is considered a sacred place. We would also like to try their tea
ceremony and much more.
So in some time I will definitely visit this incredible country.