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Dotonbori is home to Osaka's canal banked entertainment district and has one of the most electric and exciting atmospheres found anywhere in Japan, especially at night when the neon comes alive to the sounds and smells of this great precinct which is jammed packed with bars, cafes, restaurants and fashion stores. |
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Expo Memorial Park (Ai-chikyuhaku Kinen Koen) is the location of the worlds fair known as Aichi Expo 2005 that was held in 2005. it is sometimes nicknamed Morikoro Park (Morikoropaku) after the two furry characters that were the mascots of Expo 05. |
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Palette town (sometimes mistranslated to pallet town) is a huge complex that is more than just a shopping center. Its huge Ferris Wheel can be seen all across Odaiba signaling to visitors that Palette town is a fun place to be. |
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The Sapporo Beer Museum is one of Sapporo's most popular attractions. The museum traces the history of the Sapporo breweries and beer making in Japan. |
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The Hiroshima peace park is located at the fork of the Honkawa and Motoyasu rivers right next to the city centre and is the spot known as the hypocenter for the world first atomic bomb. |
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Geishas are traditional female Japanese entertainers who perform in the crafts of classical music, dance or other Japanese arts. Geisha's are sometimes wrongly confused with shogi or prostitutes, but the Geisha does not engage in paid sex as she is an entertainer only. |
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Akihabara Electronics town is geeks paradise, it is a whole suburb dedicated to electronic gadgets and gizmos, from DVD and MP3 players to cameras, to computers to robotics the amount of product on display in this suburb will amaze. There are thousands of stores, from giant department stores right down to the smallest booth selling electronic equipment.
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Never get your tail caught in the automatic doors of the Tokyo subway!
