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Most beautiful places on earth

Posted by thomascullin

Posted on Oct 17, 2011, 02:36:07

... result in steep cliffs, over 20,000 large animals, and the volcanic Ngorongoro crater, 7,264 feet above sea level. 7. Mount Fuji, Japan Japan's highest mountain, at 3,776 meters, is a favorite place to watch the sunrise, so it's not uncommon ...

Most beautiful places on earth

Posted by travelmonster

... result in steep cliffs, over 20,000 large animals, and the volcanic Ngorongoro crater, 7,264 feet above sea level. 7. Mount Fuji, Japan Japan's highest mountain, at 3,776 meters, is a favorite place to watch the sunrise, so it's not uncommon ...

Check Out This Fabulous Pic of Fuji!

Posted by uktokyoite

... Tokyo Traveler has recently started up on her own and has started to develop the Nihon Sun. It's a great resource for info about Japan and she has just launched her photo gallery with this awesome pic of Mount Fuji. If you're a fan of volcanoes ...

Advice on Japan

Posted by xerius

... for a week with plans to start and finish in Tokyo, as well as include Kyoto, Hiroshima and potentially Nagoya, you should definitely get a Japan Rail Pass. A one-week pass is ¥28,300 for each of you (don't get the Green Car version - it isn't ...

Japan Starter Kit

Posted by xerius

... of pickpockets here is extremely low). Regions While its countrymen are convinced of its smallness, the mountainous archipelago of Japan stretches quite a sizeable length. The resulting differences in terrain and climate have led to the development of ...

Mount Fuji

Posted by cpixton

... entertaining with others so I'm just wondering if anyone out there is in a similar situation and feels like grouping up? If anyone is going to be in/ is already in Japan and is looking to climb in the new few weeks then let me know! Cheers, Chris

takayama-shirokawago - Takayama travel question

Posted by misocutlet

Here is an itinerary I suggest. Day 1 Arrival at Tokyo Day 2 Nikko or Kamakura Day 3 Mt. Fuji, Hakone Day 4 Shirakawa-go, Takayama Day 5 Tokyo City Tour I have no intention to change your itinerary, but if I were you, I would make my itinerary like that ...

30 day trip to japan - help!

Posted by xerius

... most interested in thoroughly and scale back your plans a little. For me, winter's the least attractive season for travel in Japan (unless you're up north and banking on snow) and there are some potential problems weather-wise with packing in an ...

Traveling to Japan

Posted by madamebutterfly

... , but pop culture is a close second. Man would I love to go there... is two weeks enough to get a good glimpse of Japan ? I think two weeks is enough to get a good glimpse. Especially because travelers who plan ahead can get a JR rail pass. You have to ...

takayama-shirokawago - Takayama travel question

Posted by euge118

... time in takayama n shirokawago. actually, my trip is like tis: day 1: reach tokyo ( midnight) day 2: tokyo city tour day 3: Mt.fuji, Lake ashi, Owakudani valley. back tokyo day 4: free n easy( no guide) day 5: depart from Haneda at 2345 do u think tat ...

Where to stay, what to do....???

Posted by wakingdream

... of shopping if you're into it head to an onsen if you head toward Kyoto/Nara on the bullet train you'll pass Mt Fuji if you're into theatre visit the Kabuki-za theatre at the Ginza Okay! I'm sure there are others who can give you some ...

Japan Journeys feedback?

Posted by lollyhealy

... a short article about it in a magazine and checked out the website. It's a 7-day tour of tokyo with a day trip to mt. fuji also and there is a fully-qualified bilingual guide with you the whole time. It's called a 'manga tour' because you ...

Japanese Rail Pass - value for money?

Posted by travellingmango

... of the JR Pass available to tourists? I would be using the underground every day of my journey and would probably be going to Mt Fuji, Kyoto, etc as well at some point. Has anyone used it before and would you recommend it, or would it be easier for me ...

The 10 best places in your country

Posted by uktokyoite

... , I'm from the UK but been living in Japan for 7 years now - so home is more like here. So here's my list for Japan: Tokyo - there's no city like it in my opinion. It buzzes and fizzes 24 hours a day. Hakone - check out Mount Fuji from a cable ...

What size/type of rucksack to get?

Posted by rbisset

... more than big enough for any trip, of any length! Should be able to pick one up for around £70 I reckon. Be aware that Japan will be hotter than hell in August/September so you won't need any warm clothes. A few t-shirts, a thin fleece, shorts ...

What size/type of rucksack to get?

Posted by joemoran7

... buying rucksacks, but I'm going to need to get one for when I go travelling in August/September. I'm going to Japan/China/Hong Kong for four weeks in total and will be staying in hostels/hotels/guesthouses and will be generally travelling around ...

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