Travel to Japan from Mexico all inclusive
Japan is an archipelago made up of 6,852 islands. The Greater Tokyo Area on the island of Honshū, home to the city of Tokyo, the nation’s de facto capital, is the largest metropolitan area in the world, with more than thirty million residents. And in turn, Tokyo, the capital, is the largest city in the world in terms of extension.
Japan is the second country with the lowest homicide rate, behind only Singapore, Japanese women have the second highest life expectancy. According to the UN, the country has the third lowest infant mortality in the world.
This country is one of the island nations in the Pacific Ocean with the largest number of cities, imperial palaces, mountainous national parks, as well as thousands of shrines and temples. Tokyo, the capital, is famous for its skyscrapers, commerce, and pop culture.
Next, I present just some of the most beautiful places in this country for when you have your trip to Japan from Mexico all inclusive, take note and prepare your suitcase!
Matsumoto Castle, Nagano
It is also known as the “Castillo del Cuervo” thanks to its black exterior. It is a castle made mainly of wood, it is considered the oldest in Japan, it was built more than 400 years ago.
The construction process of the castle was marked by military conflicts, so instead of focusing its architecture on residential comforts, the castle is fortified with extensive interlocking walls with moats and sentry boxes.
Motonosumi-Inari Shrine, Yamaguchi
We are talking about a very popular sanctuary where the locals go to make wishes, it consists of 123 Torii gates that extend to a cliff overlooking the ocean. There is a “donation box” in the last Torii located just out of reach at the top of the gate, so whoever can take it all their wishes will come true.
Gion Geisha District, Kyoto
Gion is known as the “geisha district” and is one of the busiest places in Japan. Composed of Gion Higashi and Gion Kobu, it has a large number of tea houses staffed by geishas and maikos. Walking through its small streets and seeing the women in their traditional clothing is one of the main attractions of the area.
Nachi Waterfall, Wakayama
The Nachi waterfall, at 133 meters high, is the largest waterfall in Japan. Of note is the Kumano Nachi Taishai, a sacred shrine built nearby. It is usually the last stop on the tourist pilgrimage known as Kumano Kodo.
Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo
Surely many know this, it is about the largest crosses in the world; one for the meters that this avenue measures, and another for the thousands of people who cross it daily and at the same time. So, if you plan to visit the city of Tokyo, you cannot miss the opportunity to go through this crossroads, the most organized and busy chaos in the world.
Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, Kyoto
As its name suggests, the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest is a beautiful natural space surrounded by this reed-shaped grassy plant. The ecosystem, a great annual tourist attraction, stands out for the shadows of chlorophyll and the whisper produced by the gentle swaying of the bamboo trunks. It is located in the city of Kamakura, northwest of Kyoto.
Zao Ski Resort, Yamagata
With 15 slopes and 12 slopes, Zao Onsen is one of the best-known ski resorts on the Japan tour. But travelers go to Zao not only for the snow-covered mountain, but also for the beautiful trees.
Extreme snow and seasonal winds blanket the mountain pines during the coldest winter months, creating dark-shaped towers of snow known as “ice monsters” or Juhyo in Japanese.
Miyakojima, Okinawa
Miyakojima Island is located in the Okinawa Prefecture in Japan, and is one of the most wonderful on planet earth. This destination is ideal for water activities such as diving and snorkeling. It is especially known for its incredible natural beauty, which ranks it at the top of the most beautiful destinations in all of Japan.
Mount Yoshino is located in the town of the same name in Nara, Japan. In 2004 it was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one of the most famous and popular religious and pilgrimage destinations in Japan due to sites such as the Yoshino Mikumar Shrine and Kinpusen-ji. Also, its cherry blossoms make it a lovely postcard.
Blue Lagoon, Hokkaido
It is a truly amazing place, it is an artificial lagoon that changes its shades every day in accordance with the Sun, the weather and the seasons of the year, its trees stand out from the waters and give a magical touch to what is already it’s beautiful. The reason for its creation was a preventive action in case the Tokachikade volcano erupted.
