Top 5 things in Japan
In today Japan Travel Q & A to do we answer about top experiences in Japan Emily in Carlsbad, CA:
"What are the top do 5 things or experiences for a first-time trip to Japan"
do not feel watching a video, how? Read below for today's answer!
Good question, Emily!
Japan has to do so many amazing things that it was only 5 a challenge.
Depending on how long is your trip, you may not be able to fit all of these narrowed in on the first (or second) visit.
But even if you can fit into one or two of them, you are sure to have some truly memorable experiences!
1. A private tour of Tsukiji Fish Market
Tokyo Tsukiji Fish Market is one of the largest markets in the world -. And it will be
be in its current position much longer, if you are a foodie, love markets, and want to get some amazing pictures, then you will love Tsukiji.
and after exploring, make sure you fall around the market in one of the many sushi shops for some of the best sushi you've ever
Octopus in Tsukiji (Photo credit: roryrory over Compfight cc)!
2: private geisha experience in a traditional teahouse
Kyoto is Japan Geisha capital and one of the best places to immerse yourself in this traditional world (Kanazawa is also excellent).
Geishas are understood extremely wrong, and there is no better way than a deeper understanding of their artistic talents to win by an evening in an exclusive tea house in a remaining of Kyoto hanamachi or geisha districts to spend.
In addition to an incredible atmosphere evoking old Kyoto, you have the rare opportunity to the traditional arts such as dance, song, the to enjoy shamisen (a traditional Japanese stringed instrument) and even traditional drinking games!
3. A private Sake Tour & Tasting
Sake is one of the world's most exciting drinks.
But most travelers know only the most mediocre drink on offer at Japanese restaurants outside Japan.
There are incredibly Sake bars and izakayas in Tokyo and throughout Japan, and with a private reasons leader, you are things like:
- The many different varieties of sake (there more than you think)
- What to look for when a sake selection
- How best to enjoy it
And of course the best: scanning amazing sake from all over Japan.
Sake (Photo Credit: macglee over Compfight cc)
4. Stay in a traditional Ryokan
There is no direct way than to experience the heart of traditional Japan to stay by in the Japanese countryside in a ryokan.
If you stay in a traditional ryokan , you get far more than putting a roof over his head.
Arai Ryokan, a traditional inn with onsen (hot springs) in Shizuoka
from the moment you arrive you experience the wonders of traditional Japanese hospitality.
You start by take off your shoes, and while most remain ryokan would your stay will be spent in a Japanese Yukata or garment of light.
one of the highlights of a luxurious ryokan stay is the multi-rate kaiseki dinner, which is usually a delicious selection of local features and seasonal specialties.
to enjoy the natural environment is an integral part to stay in a ryokan, and most of our favorites have wonderful onsen open (natural hot springs), with some of the best air ,
Japanese onsen (hot springs)
And last but not least ...
. 5 The incredible nature island Naoshima
Japan's "art island" Naoshima is one of Japan's unique destinations.
While we usually recommend especially for our customers who love art, it is also ideal for people who just love beautiful, unique places.
Naoshima is a small island in the Japanese Inland Sea, and home to a handful of impressive museums and galleries, including Benesse House and the Chichu Art Museum.
is the best place on the island is the Benesse House, a museum that remain doubles as a fantastic luxury hotel.
Yayoi Kusama Iconic Pumpkin Carving, Naoshima Island
For a full list of great places our guide to Japan's best destinations to visit, to see, on and off the beaten track!
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