If you must go to Japan five places, simple introduced to you, Japanese cherry blossom romantic aestheticism, is a tragedy of love beautiful legend, make a lot of people, but there are little, you don't know the place. Look at what they are.
Peace Memorial Park, Hiroshima
Showing the aftermath of the bomb that dropped on Hiroshima, the Peace Memorial Park is a place to reflect on the real cost of war. The A-bomb dome is what remains of the few buildings that withstood the blast and is now a World Heritage Site. Following a visit to the Peace Memorial Park, consider taking a trip to Miyajima. Approximately an hour out of Hiroshima, you'll find one of the top views in Japan on this island, the giant torii gate that appears to float above the rising tide. Japan has its share of commercial museums and theme parks, just as it has its share of universally known fast food outlets, but the Japanese attractions listed above give an overview of Japanese life, culture and history in this beautiful country.
Kenroku-en Garden, Kanazawa, Ishikawa
Considered one of the top 3 gardens in Japan, Kenroku-en Garden is a must-see for anyone interested in Japanese landscaping. Within its 25 acres you'll find ponds, bridges, waterfalls, stone lanterns, Japanese maple trees, cherry blossom trees and tea houses. Since the garden is a popular place for tourists, be sure to arrive early before it gets overcrowded. Then, cross the bridge from the gardens and explore nearby Kanazawa Castle.
Okinawa World
A theme park that offers more than the usual mechanical thrills and spills, Okinawa World is also home to the Gyokusendo Cave. Offering 3 miles of exploring with some 200,000 stalactites, Gyokusendo Cave is a natural experience you shouldn't miss. Apart from the impressive caves, there are traditional crafts to try, traditional houses, and a snake park.
Himeji Castle
Also known as White Egret Castle, this 17th century castle is the most visited castle in Japan. It's located west of Kansai and is close to the city of Osaka. In 1993 Himeji Castle was designated as a World Heritage Site. It's considered to be one of Japan's most beautiful castles. Apart from the castle, there's a beautiful walled garden to admire. For the best pictures of the area, walk a little further west from the castle to the nearby Senhime Shrine.
Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Kyoto
Located in the Eastern region of Kyoto, Kiyomizu-dera is a 17th century temple complex that offers stunning views over the city. Apart from the five tier temple, those looking for love may find the answer to their prayers by following an ancient ritual, or sip water collected from a waterfall set in a spectacular location.
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