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2017年8月28日 · From the world's biggest standing bronze statue to the nation's highest bungee jump, the North Kanto region sets records on both a national and global scale! Longest in the World Nikko Suginamiki Kaido (Cedar Avenue of Nikko)
2017年11月2日 · 6. White Cyclone — Nagashima Spa Land (Mie) Nothing says old-school thrills like a wooden roller coaster, and Nagashima Spa Land ‘s White Cyclone has plenty of wood to go around. At 1,700 meters (about 1 mile), this is Japan’s longest wooden roller coaster, and the third-longest in the world after The Beast (7,359 meters [4.6 miles]) and ...
2017年11月2日 · Japan's first four World Heritage Sites were registered in 1993: Horyu-ji Temple, Himeji Castle, the island of Yakushima and the northern biosphere of Shirakami-Sanchi. As of 2016, Japan is home to 16 World Cultural Heritage Sites and four World Natural Heritage Sites. You can see all 20 outlined below!
2017年12月15日 · Japan is a country saturated with culture, nature and amazing heritage. There is a total of 21 UNESCO World Heritage Sites currently registered in Japan: 17 cultural and 4 natural. Here are 10 of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Japan you definitely have to visit in your lifetime! 10. Gunkanjima — the battleship island like no other.
2019年5月31日 · Japan is home to thousands of historic shrines and temples, and quite a few of them are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Visiting these places offers a great insight into Japanese culture. Let’s take a look at where you can find these must-see destinations.
2019年3月18日 · Sapporo is best known as a winter wonderland, and since the city spends about 132 days a year covered in snow it's easy to see why. Winter in Sapporo is cold, with average temperatures around -7 degrees Celsius (or 19°F) in January. Snow can fall as early as October, and typically persists from early December to March.
2019年8月20日 · Nippon TV takes a look at lighthouses in Japan 150 years after the first one was lit in 1869. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBlxk0jG9tc. Some things in this world never change. Tides ebb and flow, seasons change, the sun rises, and lighthouses shine like beacons for the world to see.
