It is known for its culture, rich in tradition and unity and host.

Many experiences as diverse as the many islands the country encompasses.

From the site to the thrill were guiding you through Japan's travel spectrum.

The term creed, or it, which roughly translates as eat until you drop or spend so much that you fall into financial ruin, is used to describe the food culture here.

The dot um very district is the most colorful area in Osaka, with bright neon billboards and signage light in the street.

It was a development idea by Yasui Dotan in 16 12 when visiting, You must Try Tako, Yaki and Okonomiyaki as well as Visit Connie.

Dora could hardly Jew on Cuckoo.

The Hakata is one of the best places to get ramen in Japan.

Shin Yokohama Ramen Museum takes you an adventure to try different ramen flavors from past and present.

In 1994 this was the world's first food theme amusement park taste.

Nine different types of ramen served under one roof.

Japan's two major religions are Shinto and Buddhism.

Temples and shrines can be found all throughout the country.

A night stay at a Chiasson Temple or Chicago allows tourists and pilgrims the opportunity to experience Buddhist lifestyle through traditional practices such as meditation, a vegetarian diet on sutra copying.

This is not to be taken lightly, as thes temples do have rules and traditions that date back centuries that you must respect.

Designed and built by Shusaku Arakawa on Madeline Jin's reversible Destiny loss in Mitac, A.

Was created in memory off Helen Keira.

Only three shapes cubes spheres on tubes on 14 colors are used in the nine residential units.

The space is meant to challenge your mind and body to interact with your living space in a new way to allow new possibilities daily.

The architecture makes it impossible for you to fall into habits or mindless routines.

This village may be small in size, but it is grand in unity and tradition, declared the UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995.

For its gas shows, a curry houses the community harbor selflessness as the entire town comes together to rebuild any of these 250 year old homes with no nails.

The thatched roofs are symbolic off hands pressed together in prayer, or G.

Machi is one of the largest villages that you can visit as a day trip or spend the night in one of the farm houses.

Did you know Japan has some of the heaviest snowfall in the world?

The snow corridor Fatima rises up to 65 ft, which is roughly the size of a six story building.

The route is accessible from December to mid April, but it's carved out every spring.

The walls last until July, when all the snow has melted and reveals the beautiful nature that lies underneath.

Dubbed the graphic Arts off the East or gas, Our Islands or Bonin Islands called his name from the Japanese word Boonen, meaning uninhabited.

The only way to get to these islands is by a 24 hour ferry.

Many plants, animals and sea creatures have undergone a unique evolution from the lack of human interaction.

During the Second World War, the islands were used as military bases, so if you enjoy diving, you're likely to see many shipwrecks.

For some of us, the zoo is as close as you'll get to sing Wildlife, which has its pros and cons.

But Nagano's ju ako, Donny Monkey Park is not like a zoo with no barriers, you are entering into their territory, not fear.

Though the monkeys have evolved to be familiar with human presence, the park offers unique experience of getting to see wild macaques in their natural habitat going about their daily lives, which includes eating, grooming one another, relaxing in the hot springs and maybe interacting with you.

These monkeys are the only ones in the world that enjoy bathing in hot springs, a behavior learned by watching humans do it at the nearby on sense, with over 18,000 mountains on an average off more than 50 ft off snow per winter, Japan is a great place to go for snowsports, while Nagano is great if you want to stay close to Tokyo, Hokkaido has light powdery snow, perfect for snowboarding or skiing in the winter.

Discovered in 1986 this rock formation is still highly debated today.

Some say it is the remains of a man made monument belonging Toa, a lost civilization that got swallowed by water.

Others say it was created naturally by eroded sandstone structures.

Nevertheless, the Yonaguni monument requires a 9 to 52 ft dive to reach the bottom on.

It is recommended that you have at least 100 hours off log diving experience.

But once you are there, it is truly thrilling to view Kanazawa, meaning gold Marsh is one of the only cities unscathed by war or natural disaster, the traditional and historic atmosphere still intact.

Interacting with the modern, it is most famous for his tea houses and geisha and samurai district's, along with his gold Lee production.

The five towns that make up Kanazawa all offer something unique and special, ranging from gardens to canals to shopping district's the Antique Shops in Anto Away, you can find some of the best and most unique souvenirs extremely popular for its unique ability to appeal to diverse age groups.

Anime and manga are not only popular in Japan, but worldwide.

Akihabara, also known as Electric Town, is a hub for all things electron, ICS gain paraphernalia, anime and manga.

Most buildings in the area have multiple floors featuring retro gaming arcades and mawr, catering mostly to auto, agriculture or die hard fan culture.

If you lose track of time, that is okay.

Most shops and cafes.

They open very late on that way you will get to see all the noon lights.

Called a city within a city, Canal City is the largest shopping mall and entertainment center in for coca.

The mall boasts over 250 stores, ranging from inexpensive local shops to high end brands.

To top it off, there is a ramen stadium and a water show.

Bring in the idea of a more to a whole new perspective.

Outside of the main attractions like Sky Tree, Mount Fuji and narrow pop, Japan offers many other extremely unique, diverse experiences.

The travel is limited now.

It's never too early to start planning.