
Betty asks…
Need help finding tourist attractions in japan for a project?
I have a project i have to do of a trip that me and my partner can take. Its in Japan. What airport should we land in? What tourist attractions are there? We have a 6000 dollar budget.
It has to be done in a 12 slide powerpoint too.
admin answers:
The biggest is called the Ginza

Jenny asks…
What are some of the more bizarre, must-see tourist attractions in Japan?
Putting together a 14-day itinerary that includes a good mix of typical attractions (eg: Mt Fuji) and more unusual experiences. Any suggestions?
admin answers:
Free distribution of tissue paper with mini skirt.

Linda asks…
What are some really good tourist attractions in Tokyo, Japan that a teen would love?
And also restaurants, malls, etc. and of course the regular tourist attractions.
admin answers:
I’m a teen and Japanese.
When I went I wanted to follow the fashion trend to so I went to Shibuya. Shibuya has the best shopping malls. From expensive brands like Louis Vuitton, YSL to Uniqlo( Japanese brand)
If you go there go to a mall called 109. They have cheap clothes.
Restraunts are different, Japan has a lot of individual businesses which are famous so you have to look at tour books for that. But in Shibuya they have a lot of restaurants as well. But remember that they are expensive.
My favourite food is Ramen. Try Eki Ramen meaning Ramen at Train. In train stations they have ramen for $5. Try shouyu Ramen. My favourite. Kaiten Zushi is also fun for people. It means Turning Sushi, Youtube videos.
It’s 5 am so I’m tired, so leave additional for more information.

Joseph asks…
What are some tourist attractions in Nagoya Japan?
Next summer (summer 2010) I am going on an exchange trip to Nagoya. I am staying with a Japanese family. I’m going with a group so we have some group activities planned but there are days were I am just with the family. I was wondering what are some attractions over there?
admin answers:
Nagoya is a very nice place to live, but not the most interesting city for tourists. It’s good that you’ll be with a host family, as Nagoya is not at all tourist-oriented.
As well as the places within the city given by others, there is also the Noritake Museum as well as other museus. The castle (a re-creation, the original having been bombed by America) is interesting with a paper doll museum on the grounds and an insect museum on the top floor as well as other displays within the castle.
There are some good places to try not far from the city of Nagoya as well. Inuyama (also in Aichi Prefecture) is full of museums it seems for such a small city, and also has Japan’s oldest castle. Gifu-city in Gifu Prefecture is not beautiful, but is surrounded by beautiful countryside.
Nagoya is very hot in the summer. Be prepared for hot weather, but keep in mind that Japanese people dress quite conservatively compared to Westerners.
Have fun!
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