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Japan: Places to Go

Japan: Outdoor Attractions

Japan: Places to Dine or Drink

Japan: Places to See Art and Architecture

Japan: Places to See History

Japan: Places to Shop

Japan: Sports Venues

Japan: Visitor Attractions

Things to do (and to avoid) in Japan.

Things to do (and to avoid) in Japan.

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TripAdvisor.com members weigh in on activities in Japan - their favorites and places they would recommend you bypass.
Source: TripAdvisor.com

Tokyo National Museum

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This is a great place to see many national treasures: religious statuery, painting, caligraphy and archeological artifacts dating back millenia.
Source: VeriNav Museum Collection

Things to do in Kanazawa

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Suggestions include: Omicho Market, Higashi Chaya District, Nagamachi Samurai Residence site, Kenrokuen landscape garden and more.
Source: Japan Natl Tourist Org
Tsukiji Fish Market

Tsukiji Fish Market

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Tour the world's largest wholesale fish market. Take in the tuna auction and cap it off with a sushi breakfast. Be sure to see the do's and don't's here, as well as instructions on getting there by subway. Click on this item's title to continue.
Source: Japan-guide.com

Most visited places in Japan

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This very useful page lists and grades the 99 most visited places in Japan. Open this panel to see the top 10. Follow the link on this item's title for the complete list and details on each. Click on this item's title to continue.
Source: Japan-guide.com

Sacred places in Japan

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Sacred Destinations shines a spotlight on places of religious significance and spiritual veneration around the world. Visit sacred places in Japan from Adashino Nembutsuji in Kyoto to Tokyo's Yasukuni Shrine
Source: Sacred Destinations
For Curious Japanese, Nibbles of Foreign Cultures

For Curious Japanese, Nibbles of Foreign Cultures

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Skillfully inverting a few essential principles of travel, theme parks in Japan offer a stress-free and decidedly postmodern way of seeing the world. By KATIE KITAMURA Published: July 30, 2006
Source: New York Times

Itsukushima Shinto Shrine

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Source: World Heritage Center
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