10 biggest cities in Japan
By jes
Japan has 47 prefectures, each of which will have dozens of different towns and cities. The following we will go to 10 largest cities in Japan These 10 cities are not only massive in size but also in the attractiveness of nature, people and culture. The promise is 10 Popular, Featured, Attractive, and Worth Going Cities in Japan. Read on to find out more!
1. Hiroshima Prefecture
I'm sure you all remember the cards. “1000 paper cranes” We learnt about this in Grade 5, didn’t we? We heard about two cities struck by atomic bombs during the Second World War. Now let’s explore one of them: Hiroshima. After 70 years of hard efforts to improve nature and the desire to promote peace and economic development, today Hiroshima City has risen from the ashes into a beautiful city with beautiful natural scenery, attracting a huge number of visitors every year. In addition, Hiroshima He's wearing a shirt. modern but also nostalgic about what happened in the past, especially the trauma of that fateful day through architectural works such as Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, Hiroshima Castle, Itsukushima Floating Shrine, etc. Coming to Hiroshima City, in addition to visiting the beautiful scenery and experiencing the pain and vitality, the fierce perseverance of the people of Hiroshima, we also enjoy the cuisine characteristic here. It is Grilled oysters, oyster hot pot, Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki and Momiji manju (steamed dumplings in the shape of Japanese maple leaves). Sounds delicious, right?.
2. Kyoto City
From 794 to 1868, Kyoto is Japan's capital city-a political, religious and cultural center of more than 1,000 years of history, in which many festivals as well as entertainment and art forms are preserved and maintained to this day. Therefore, it is often said, if you want to learn about traditional Japan then come to Kyoto CityBecause there are no skyscrapers at all, there are only modern buildings that have been built in ancient times in accordance with the traditional culture of more than 1,000 years such as Kinkakuji Temple (Golden Temple), Kiyomizudera Temple, Ginkakuji Temple (Silver Temple), Fushimi Inari Shrine, etc. Besides, visitors also experience the culture of the Japanese and watch the scenery like the fairy world in the Maruyama Park's flower viewing festival or the city's autumn beauty, or take a boat ride along the Oi River to Arashiyama Prefecture to watch the trees change color. Speaking of Kyoto there are really only two words to describe “excellent”. People often say that modern life keeps everyone busy, but in Kyoto City In this old capital, you will witness a slow, peaceful lifestyle typical of ancient Japan. I think you should come once to experience and then you definitely will not want to go home anymore!
3. Tokyo City
Continuing Kyoto City full of media, let's explore the busiest modern city in Fusang, Tokyo City. Tokyo formerly Edo, later renamed to Tokyo and is Emperor Meiji choose to do Capital of Japan which today has become a modern, prosperous, beautiful city adorned by traditional cultural colors. In addition, Tokyo is one of the top 3 economic centers of the world. More specifically, in terms of tourism, Tokyo City is a place that attracts a lot of tourists around the world every year not only thanks to the beauty of the the impressive modern architecture but also the charm of abundant natureIf you have the opportunity to visit Tokyo once, you really should not miss the following places : Tokyo Tower ( you've probably seen this tower in anime, but trust me when you see it in real life, you'll still be surprised at how beautiful it is), Tokyo Imperial Palace (this was the main residence of the Emperor of Japan), Tokyo Sky Tree Tower (Japan's tallest television and radio tower with 634m, from which visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the beautiful city of Tokyo and the majestic Mount Fuji), Shinto shrines (This temple is very famous in Tokyo and was built to commemorate the Meiji Emperor – the late 19th century king of Japan) and a must-visit spot is the Tokyo Disneyland theme park ( this is one of the world's 5 largest amusement parks; is a perfect place for anyone from friends, careers, family to couples). Tokyo, Japan Also known as the culinary paradise of the land of the rising sun with famous specialty dishes from affordable to high-end as familiar snacks Dorayaki, Sushi, Sashimi and even barbecue in JojoenWhat are you waiting for that does not come Tokyo City let's go!
4. The City of Sapporo
Sapporo City is the largest city of the Hokkaido Peninsula located in northern Japan, It has the 1.7 millionth largest population, the fourth largest in the country. Sapporo City not many traditional buildings like Kyoto as well as modern buildings like Tokyo, so Sapporo is considered a city with a young history. So why is this city one of the famous cities of Japan? So you probably do not know that, Sapporo is also known as cold city, is the paradise for snow festivals that take place annually attracting more than 2 million tourists to visit. The snow festival is held in Odori Park located in the center Sapporo City (beautiful texture represents Sapporo), here visitors can not only admire the snow statues with many eye-catching and creative shapes, but also quite poetic objects with fountains, sculptures and colorful flower gardens. In addition, Sapporo City is also famous for brewing and chocolate industry. You can visit Sapporo beverage factory, the museum records the process of brewing that has a history of over 120 years of the factory or Ishiya chocolate factory and then enjoy Hokkaido's specialties with freshly brewed beers or freshly baked chocolate bars. Other specialties in Hokkaido include: Sapporo Included Hokkaido Ramen noodles, Taraba Gani and Roast lamb Jingisukan. In addition, Sapporo is a fairly clean and clean city with tree-lined streets, which makes it even more Sapporo It's an ideal place for people to travel, to rest, to get away from the stuffy atmosphere of the city.
5. Naha City
Okinawa is a beautiful tropical island located in the southern territory of Japan. It is an island that is home to many beautiful bays and beaches and Naha is one of the major cities with many extremely beautiful landmarks and landscapes of the land of Okinawa. The city is also a major economic, commercial, political and cultural center of the region. Besides modern development, Naha City left a strong impression on visitors through the old historical sites, unique markets, bustling, bold features of distinct Asian culture. Here, visitors have the opportunity to learn about a new cultural space, the characteristics of the Japanese and visit many of the great and oldest historical architecture in this country sunrise as Shurijo Castle, Naminouegu Shrine (Okinawa Prefecture's top famous shrine),... Besides that, visitors can also come to Naminoue Beach, suitable place for you to enjoy swimming, sunbathing, scuba diving or participate in spectacular windsurfing on the waves of fanciful, attractive, promising to bring visitors the most interesting and special experience.
6. Osaka Prefecture
Located in the Kinki region of Honshu, Osaka City It is the third largest city in Japan with a population of 2.7 million. Osaka is not only the commercial center of Japan but also the main industrial and port center, the heart of the Kansai metropolitan area. Although located far from the busy urban areas, Osaka City is one of the most attractive destinations for tourists to Japan because of its unique beauty and traditional style combined with modernity. Due to its proximity to the southern part of Honshu, the weather in Osaka is much warmer than TokyoThis creates a great sense of relaxation for those who want to travel here. Osaka City famous with Osaka castle (there are 8 floors in total, designed in traditional Japanese style and plated with pure gold, displaying weapons, armor as well as folk items of the previous century)Sumiyoshi-taisha Shrine (One of the oldest shrines in Osaka, it was built in the 3rd century, before the advent of Buddhism; it is considered one of the few Japanese-style shrines that have not been influenced by foreign architectural styles. other) and Kaiyukan Aquarium (here you can see about 580 species of creatures and 30,000 species of aquatic animals). Japanese people often say funny folk sayings after “If you want to see kimono, go to Kyoto, and if you want to eat, go to Osaka”, because in Osaka there is a whole catering industry including okonomiyaki (fried cake), takoyaki (grilled breaded octopus), udon (a type of noodle), local sushi, and other traditional Japanese foodsIt's a wonderful eating paradise!
7. Nagoya City
Nagoya is where a concentration of castles and feudal architectureHowever, most of them were destroyed during World War II. In addition, Nagoya has a unique feature, which is a sacred forest that anyone who has once walked into it does not believe in what he has witnessed, the firefly forestFor Japanese people, fireflies are not just an insect, but their lights evoke a lot of memories and have a great spiritual meaning. For that reason, Nagoya is called the city of nostalgia. Nagoya City also attracts tourists from all over the world with Tokugawa Art Museum, Nagashima Resort, Toyota Museum and Factory Tour, Nagoya Castle, Korankei Basin,...Nagoya is famous for the following specialty cuisine : Hitsumabushi – a dish with eel ingredients; Tebasaki – chicken dish is fried without flour but retains crunch, aroma and spicy; Misokatsu, made from fried pork cutlets served with shredded cabbage and rice; Misonikomi, a hot pot dish with Yamanashi Prefecture hoto noodles and Kishimen, a relatively inexpensive dish in Nagoya.
8. Fukuoka City
Fukuoka bustling is the largest city in Kyushu and the sixth largest in Japan. Full of the characteristics of a big city but the cost of living is cheaper than Tokyo, Osaka so Fukuoka was voted as t by the English weekly ASIA WEEK of Hong KongAsia's most livable city. In addition, Fukuoka is an ideal tourist destination focusing on ancient and modern places such as: Fukuoka Tower, Momochi Beach Park, Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, Hakozaki-gu Shrine, Fukuoka Castle, Canal City Hakata, etc. and city-specific festivals such as cherry blossom viewing festival and Hakata Dontaku festival,.. You also should not ignore the special dishes here such as : Hakata Ramen (bold casserole bone soup with straight and small noodles), Karashi Mentaiko(a dish made from cod eggs marinated in peppered spices) and Motsu Nabe (This specialty hot pot is cooked from beef nac, cabbage and leek in a soup pot).
9. Yokohama City
Yokohama is Japan's second largest city. It is also the largest seaport in Japan and one of the commercial centers of the capital Tokyo. It is also the first Japanese city to use gas-fired lanterns; where ice cream was sold for the first time in Japan; the first to use vacuum cleaners, movie projectors, and there was the first tennis club in Japan; the first place where daily newspapers were printed. Yokohama is a modern highlight for a country with a lot of traditional beauty. That modernity is reflected in the architectural works such as: InterContinental Sail Hotel THE GRAND YOKOHAMA, Yokohama Landmark Tower building, Yokohama Lighthouse and Yokohama Bay Bridge. If you have the opportunity to travel to Japan, do not forget to visit this modern city!
10. Nikko City
Nikko City Located in Tochigi Prefecture, just 2 hours by bullet train from Tokyo. It is one of the most famous and beautiful tourist cities in Japan. The best time to visit Nikko is autumn, when the weather is changing seasons, the scenery is tinged with gold or scarlet. Nikko is famous for its rich and beautiful natural scenery such as Nikko Lake, the largest lake in Tochigi Prefecture, has beautiful scenery and poetry. Besides Nikko Lake, there is one of the three most beautiful waterfalls in Japan, Kegon Waterfall with an altitude of 97m.Besides natural beauty, you can visit architectural works such as: Nikko Toshogu Shrine, Goju-no-to Tower, Nikko Furatasan Shrine or Shinkyo Bridge. Also, you can come to Edo period theme park to see the life of samurai, experience the worship shooting and participate in the doll or ninja festivals. Nikko City also has Tobu World Square Park. Here, you will be able to see the wonders and famous places of the world built as miniature in a park. Are you excited?
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