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Japan is known for its majestic nature, diverse and rich food. Besides, there are also unique cultural features that have been handed down and preserved for generations. The 7 Days 6 Nights Golden Road program at Fiditour will bring many memorable experiences and interesting routes.
- Tháp Tokyo Sky Tree
Since opening in May 2012, the Tokyo Skytree has immediately become Tokyo's main symbol, with elevations visible from almost anywhere in the city center. The tower has two floors open to the public. The Tembo Deck (350 m) and Tembo Galleria (450 m) both offer spectacular views from morning to night, as the city below sparkles like jewels.
2. Oshio Hakkai Cultural Village in Yamanashi
The village is considered one of the national monuments in Japan, being the most popular tourist destination in Yamanashi.
If not everyone is passionate about climbing, visiting the ancient village of Oshino Hokkai is an ideal choice. Visitors can admire the beauty of Mt. Fuji up close and have time to experience Japanese culture and people here.
The lake water in the ancient village of Oshino Hokkai also has many cultural and religious meanings. Before entering the village, all visitors need to do a small ritual, which is to use a ladle to collect water to wash their hands, then enter the village.
In winter, this place also has its own beauty creating a majestic picture of nature.
3. Cruise on "Swan Lake"
Lake Yamanaka is 1 of the 5 major lakes in Fuji and is also famous for its swans. The name "Swan Lake" has also originated there.
The sand here is also quite different from sea sand because it is mixed by ash from volcanic eruptions. If you're lucky, you might be able to see swans frolicking under the beauty of Mt. Fuji.
4. Red leaf tunnel
In autumn, Lake Kawaguchi offers colorful views of beautiful maple leaf corridors. Around the lake there is a road called Momiji Kairou, the maple leaf tunnel, located near the lake. This road has about 60 maple trees about 2km long that will turn crimson with yellow-orange points in November, creating a poetic scene.
5. Mt. Fuji
Mount Fuji is a fascinating volcano and a frequent subject of Japanese art, especially after 1600. The mountain is mentioned in Japanese literature through the ages and has been the subject of many poems.
The scenery of Mt. Fuji's autumn is romantic and poetic that no pen can describe. The majestic, magnificent mountain is covered with forests that change color from green to yellow and red. The silhouetted peak on the lake creates a more poetic scene than ever.
6. Thanh Thuy Pagoda
Visiting Thanh Thuy Pagoda in the evening is an activity highly appreciated by many tourists. The time before 21:00 is the last time the temple welcomes tourists and the closing time is 22h. We will have plenty of time to visit. In autumn, Thanh Thuy Pagoda has a brilliant evening with more than a thousand red maple trees along the hill illuminated.
Aqua . Compared to cherry season, Kyoto's yellow leaf season lasts much longer from mid-October to mid-December, with its peak in mid-November.
7. Osaka Castle
Osaka Castle is arguably Osaka's most prominent landmark, the site of bloody power struggles that led to the formation of the Edo period in 1603.
From the 1st to 7th floors is an observation deck area with many historical documents from the era of Toyotomi Hideyoshi such as castle reconstructions, helmets, swords, and miniature character models of war scenes.
Depending on the time, the materials on display will be changed. In addition, on some occasions there will be special or themed exhibitions. Therefore, please actively update some information about the exhibition at the castle to be able to admire and experience more fully.
8. Kobe
Visiting the thriving and bustling port city of Kobe today, few imagined that only in 1995, this city was almost completely destroyed after the devastating earthquake. After only 19 years, thanks to resilience and an admirable will, the people of Kobe have quickly revived their economy and life in their homeland.
