World Trip After the Pandemic - Japan
Sawlians can choose to learn Chinese, French, Russian, English and Japanese as their major language. When they are in 2nd grade, they go abroad to use the major language that they have been learning and make new memories. Sawlians may not have been able to travel abroad this past spring, but that does not stop them from dreaming and planning their itinerary for traveling after the pandemic is over. In the fifth and final part of the series “World Trip After the Pandemic,” here are some places that are recommended to visit when you travel to Japan.
1. Odaiba Ooedo Onsen Monogatari
Hot springs are one of the many things that come to our minds when we think of Japan. One of the many hot springs to visit is Odaiba Ooedo Onsen Monogatari. This place is the first hot spring theme park that recreates the Edo period. If you want to feel like you are at a festival from the Japanese movies or dramas, you may want to visit here for a fantastic experience.
2. Tokyo Tower
Tokyo Tower is a tourist attraction that has become a symbol of Tokyo. On a clear fine day at Tokyo Tower, you can see Mt. Fuji. The picture shows that it is a red tower imitating the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. Underneath the tower is the Tokyo Tower building with various facilities, including an aquarium, an exhibition hall and a walkway. At night, Tokyo Tower boasts a fine night view. also the view of Tokyo Tower at dusk is magnificent.
3. Dotonbori
Dotonbori in Osaka is a
busy street that has many colorful neon signs and unique signs. In particular,
the outdoor sign of the Glyco Bakery in Ebisbashi is a trademark of the area.
Ibisbashi is also known as Nanpa Bridge because it is where young men ask women
out for the first time on the street. Many restaurants such as takoyaki
restaurants, revolving sushi restaurants and ramen restaurants that represent
Osaka are here.
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