Tokyo, the capital city of Japan, is regarded as the most interesting and exciting metropolis in Asia. Traditions from centuries past exist side by side over here with the ever-moving elements of the newest in urban culture that emit their own special heat and energy.
Home to twenty-five percent of all Japanese is located here in the Tokyo Metropolitan area with 12 million people in Tokyo itself. Listed below are the many tourist attractions and places of interest that can be found in Tokyo. The Imperial Palace, used to be called Edo Castle, is surrounded by its original innermost moat. Beautiful gates and old guard towers are set at intervals around the grounds. The main entrance is approached by the elegant Nijubashi or Double Bridge and will be only open to the public on special occasions. At the East Garden (Higashi Gyoen) is where the original donjon once stood. Different types of beautiful flowers and blossoms can be seen at the garden for every season and it is definitely an ideal place for people to come here for a stroll and relax. Walking for about ten minutes will take you to the Ginza district. The Ginza district is well known for its shopping and its bright, kaleidoscopic neon lights. The famous Kabukiza Theatre is located not to far from here. From the bustling Ginza Photo: Tokyo Tower and Yurakucho districts, tourists will be attracted to the spacious Ueno district whereby the popular Ueno Park is located. It is the largest park in the city. The park will change into a paradise of delicate pale pink cherry blossoms during early April whereby both local and foreign tourists will flocked to this park to view this magnificent scenery. This park forms a great center of art and culture with its many and varied museums which gives tourists even more reason to come here.
The Asakusa district is the place to catch a glimpse into Tokyo's past. The many narrow back streets, lined with old buildings and shops, sell traditional items from kimono to hand-made combs. A great place to buy souvenirs is at the Asakusa Kannon Temple which is full of colorful shopping lanes. If you prefer the trendy west side, then head on to Shinjuku which is home to the raucous nightclubs. You can also discover fine and sophisticated shopping as well as the sedate Shinjuku Goyoen National Garden. There is never a dull moment here. The Tokyo Opera City complex which features a Photo: Asakusa Kannon Templefull-scale opera house is found in the nearby d Aoyama districts, is a famous shopping and entertainment paradise among the younger generation. It is over here at the Shibuya where trend setting hub from which the culture of youth is in continuous transmission. The forefront of international art and fashion is fully in evidence. Watching people from a sidewalk cafe is both common and enjoyable.
Built on reclaimed land in the Port of Tokyo is one of Tokyo's hottest tourist's spots called the Rainbow Town. This famous tourist attraction features an expansive shopping mall and the exciting Joypolis amusement park and this place is always packed to the fullest during the weekends. Its Ferris wheels, one of the world's largest, is the symbol of Rainbow Town and it is very popular among young couples during the evening since it gives a mesmerizing night view from its enclosed capsules thus creating Photo: Mount Fuji a romantic atmosphere. When you are in Japan, a trip to this beautiful country is never complete without visiting Mount Fuji.
Home to twenty-five percent of all Japanese is located here in the Tokyo Metropolitan area with 12 million people in Tokyo itself. Listed below are the many tourist attractions and places of interest that can be found in Tokyo. The Imperial Palace, used to be called Edo Castle, is surrounded by its original innermost moat. Beautiful gates and old guard towers are set at intervals around the grounds. The main entrance is approached by the elegant Nijubashi or Double Bridge and will be only open to the public on special occasions. At the East Garden (Higashi Gyoen) is where the original donjon once stood. Different types of beautiful flowers and blossoms can be seen at the garden for every season and it is definitely an ideal place for people to come here for a stroll and relax. Walking for about ten minutes will take you to the Ginza district. The Ginza district is well known for its shopping and its bright, kaleidoscopic neon lights. The famous Kabukiza Theatre is located not to far from here. From the bustling Ginza Photo: Tokyo Tower and Yurakucho districts, tourists will be attracted to the spacious Ueno district whereby the popular Ueno Park is located. It is the largest park in the city. The park will change into a paradise of delicate pale pink cherry blossoms during early April whereby both local and foreign tourists will flocked to this park to view this magnificent scenery. This park forms a great center of art and culture with its many and varied museums which gives tourists even more reason to come here.The Asakusa district is the place to catch a glimpse into Tokyo's past. The many narrow back streets, lined with old buildings and shops, sell traditional items from kimono to hand-made combs. A great place to buy souvenirs is at the Asakusa Kannon Temple which is full of colorful shopping lanes. If you prefer the trendy west side, then head on to Shinjuku which is home to the raucous nightclubs. You can also discover fine and sophisticated shopping as well as the sedate Shinjuku Goyoen National Garden. There is never a dull moment here. The Tokyo Opera City complex which features a Photo: Asakusa Kannon TempleBuilt on reclaimed land in the Port of Tokyo is one of Tokyo's hottest tourist's spots called the Rainbow Town. This famous tourist attraction features an expansive shopping mall and the exciting Joypolis amusement park and this place is always packed to the fullest during the weekends. Its Ferris wheels, one of the world's largest, is the symbol of Rainbow Town and it is very popular among young couples during the evening since it gives a mesmerizing night view from its enclosed capsules thus creating Photo: Mount Fuji a romantic atmosphere. When you are in Japan, a trip to this beautiful country is never complete without visiting Mount Fuji.
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