Created by Pavel Klavík
A nice hike across this bridge to the top of a montain with monkeys.
This is raw horse meat, a Japanese delicacy. Kumamoto city is famous for it.
Just fish alone, or it can be served with rice as well.
Most famous, but not very common food for Japanese people.
Octopus sushi piece, yummi.
Called “karé raisu”. It is not as spicy as Indian or Thai curry and is served with rice.
Japanese copied Czech beer, and it is very tasty.
Similar to German Schnitzel, but tastes different and is combined with Japanese soy sauce.
Many different kinds, with different noodles, sauces, toppings (eggs, mushrooms, vegetables, etc.) Very tasty and convenient.
My favorite, with very thin noodles.
Japanese love their food. If you ask them what should you do in some city or part of Japan, you will usually hear about a special type of noodles they serve there. It is very important that the food looks beautiful as well.
Green ice cream with tea powder.
Japanese-style pizza, a pancake with vegetables, meat and Japanese sauces.
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Let's dig in!
Made from pork offal, everything in one pot, shared between people at the table.
A great Japanese pastime that combines singing and drinking. Also, an amazing place to practice Japanese.
Kanazawa means Golden Valley in Japanese. It's an old and very beautiful town with great natural surroundings
The game/anime Higurashi no Naku Koro ni is set in a fictional village based on Shirakawa-go.
Be prepared to live in tiny rooms. Tokyo is very crowded, and space is scarce.
A traditional Japanese mountain village, which belongs to UNESCO.
Tokyo, meaning Eastern capital, is the new Japanese capital. There are 40 milion people living in the greater Tokyo area. Since the commuting system is highly efficient, everything works great!
Really funny when you understand Japanese. The Japanese sign says “welcome home”. Japanese are always very polite to guests, but they are still guests.
Japanese bullet trains are extremely fast and convenient.
The icon of atomic bomb, as it is a building that survived the explosion. It was built by Czech architect Jan Letzel.
Hiroshima's gardens were completely destroyed during the atomic bomb explosion. They are restored and really beautiful.
Serves as a museum of Japanese historical life. Very interesting.
Kyoto is the old Japanese capital and is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Luckily, an atomic bomb was not dropped on Kyoto.
The flat city center is modern, but on the hilly outskirts, one can find beautiful temples and old streets in all directions. Biking is a very efficient way of transportation within the city.
Hiroshima is one of two cities where Americans dropped atomic bombs during World War II. Aside from Peace Memorial Park and the Atomic Bomb Museum, it offers beautiful gardens, castle ruins and many others. Hiroshima was an important cultural center in historical Japan.
Himeji is the place of probably the most beautiful Japanese castle. It is very white and was recently renovated. I recommend a quick stop here, just for a few hours.
There are many beautiful temples in Kyoto.
A small town just next to Kyoto with two beautiful temples. Todaiji was, until 1998, the largest wooden structure in the world and houses the largest Buddha statue in the world.
A small island with temples next to Hiroshima. A trip for 1 day is recommended.
The original destination of the second atomic bomb since military storage was located in Fukuoka during World War II. Since it was cloudy, they had to drop the bomb on Nagasaki instead. Actually, it was cloudy above the Nagasaki as well. When they wanted to cancel the operation, suddenly the skies opened just a little, so the aircraft dropped the bomb there. Since then there is a Japanese saying “being as lucky as Nagasaki”.
They are lurking everywhere in the park. You can feed them if you want. Very friendly.
The location of the second atomic bomb. There is a very sad Atomic Bomb Museum.
Not very known but extremely beautiful area with hot springs and mountains. I really recommend visiting this place if you get to Kyushuu.
The south end of the Shinkasen line in Kyushuu. Across the water, the volcano Sakurajima is sometimes active.
Seven extremely hot springs with great surrounding locations. Each hell has a different theme, and it is possible to walk between all of them.
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