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Amusement Parks The park also has rides for children in the Hamutaro, Loony Toons, Kaiketsu Zorori, and GeGeGe no Kitaro-themed areas. Fuji-Q Highland – ©JNTO Fuji-Q Highland – ©JNTO Nagashima Resort Considered to be one of Japan’s top holiday destinations, Nagashima Resort is a large entertainment complex built on an elongated island. As well as its amusement park, it also has a water park, shopping mall and a flower park. A huge rollercoaster called the Steel Dragon 2000 is the most popular attraction, extending throughout the length of the Resort (about 2.5 kilometres). There’s also numerous outdoor and indoor baths, saunas, Jacuzzis, massage services, shops and restaurants. Nagashima Resort – ©JNTO Nagashima Resort – ©JNTO 178 - Japan Travel Guide
Castles Castles are among the most visited attractions in Japan. There are hundreds of them all over the country, with many of the ancient structures having undergone restoration and renovation through the years for historic preservation. History The construction of castles in Japan started as early as the 7th century, when they were built for defensive purposes. They served as fortresses where lords, rulers and noble families could live safely when beset by invaders and rival clans. In the 1400s and 1500s, the rise in the number of castle towns happened quickly, as wars spread across the country. The feudal lords ordered the building of larger fortifications and hired samurai warriors to protect them against their enemies. During the Meiji Restoration period, several of these castles were intentionally destroyed by local people wishing to expunge the reminder of the terrors of feudalism, while others were damaged due to wars. In the past decades, many of them have been reconstructed and are now open to the public as museums. Kumamoto Castle Matsuyama Castle Common Features ● ● ● Tenshukaku – The main castle tower or castle keep. It can be three, five, seven, or more storeys high. It served as the official command headquarters and residence of the daimyo. Goten – Also called the palace, it housed the offices of the daimyo’s staff and subordinates. In some cases, it was also used as the official residence of the daimyo. Yagura – These guard towers are found at wall corners and have clear views of the surroundings. In addition to being watchtowers, they were also used as astronomy towers and water towers. 179 - Japan Travel Guide
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table of contents Country Overview
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Overview Japan is an archipelago of
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Overview Kyoto With a population of
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5 Reasons You’ll Love travelling
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Map of Japan 10 - Japan Travel Guid
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Top 20 Experiences With its evocati
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Top 20 Experiences Go Shopping Shop
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General Information 16 - Japan Trav
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Accommodation: Ryokan In onsen town
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asics Visa Information Australians
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asics Emergencies Japan has nationw
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Costs and Budgets The cost of trave
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Costs and Budgets Food While in Jap
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Japanese Phrases While Travelling
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Luggage and Luggage Services Having
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Transportation + Guide to Japanese
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Transportation + Guide to Japanese
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GUIDE TO JAPANESE IC CARDS Are Ther
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How to Travel by Train How to buy a
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What to Pack The type of clothing,
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Internet and Mobile Advice Having i
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Travel Guides 48 - Japan Travel Gui
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Tokyo Travel Guide Things To See To
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Where to Stay in Tokyo Tokyo is one
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Where to Stay in Tokyo ● For Japa
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How to Navigate Tokyo’s Train Sys
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Kyoto Travel Guide Overview A forme
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How to get around Kyoto How to ride
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Yokohama Travel Guide Things To See
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Hiroshima Travel Guide Overview Hir
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Guide to Miyajima Using Your Japan
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Nara Travel Guide Overview Located
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Nara Travel Guide Where To Explore
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Takayama Travel Guide Things To See
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Fukuoka Travel Guide Overview The l
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Fukuoka Travel Guide Where To Explo
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Kobe Travel Guide Things To See Eat
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Nagoya Travel Guide Overview The fo
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Nagoya Travel Guide Where To Explor
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Kamakura Travel Guide Things To See
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Sendai Travel Guide Where To Explor
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Sapporo Travel Guide Things To See
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Nikko Travel Guide Overview A city
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Nikko Travel Guide Where To Explore
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Nagano Travel Guide Things To See V
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Nagasaki Travel Guide Things To See
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Kanazawa Travel Guide Overview Kana
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Kanazawa Travel Guide Getting Aroun
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Shibuya Crossing 7 DAY PASS - JAPAN
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7 DAY PASS - JAPAN ESSENTIALS ITINE
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Climate The climate in Japan varies
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People Arts and Literature Japanese
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