1. Japanese Embassy in London: Get a visa to
visit to the top Japanese attractions
http://www.embassy-info.com/japanese-
embassy-in-london-united-kingdom.html

2.  Japan is certainly one of the
hottest tourist destinations of
the world and the most
popular tourist site in Asia. In
the country there exist the
perfect combination of the
traditional beauty and modern
society.
 A wide range of ancient
temples, pagodas and other
ancient buildings co-exist with
the modern buildings. The
ancient buildings are both
used for their original role and
for tourism. Japan is the
country that does this best, all
the ancient sites and original
traditional, customs are
preserved perfectly.

3.  The modern technology do not
shade but help efficiently in
bring them into play. There is
one more thing that help the
nation attracts a great number
of travelers, that is the low
crime rates and the pure
environment.
 It is easy for people to list the
top attraction and tourist sites in
Japan, even a kid. The most
famous of all maybe the Mount
Fuji, the symbol of Japan. In
fact, there are countless
Japanese attractions, the article
will list the most outstanding
one:

4.  1. Mount Fuji: the highest
mountain of Japan (3,776
meters). The image of Mount
Fuji is the symbol of this
nation for a long time and also
the most famous Japanese
site that attracts 200,000
sightseers each year.
 About 70,000 of these are
foreigner. It takes people
about 7 hours to climb to the
top of the Mount and about 4
hours to go down.

5.  2. Golden Pavilion
 Golden Pavilion is located in
Kyoto, the former capital city of
Japan and is the most popular
traveling attraction in the nation.
It is built in the 14th century as
the retirement villa for Shogun
Ashikaga Yoshimitsu. In the
past, it was once destroyed.
 A young monk was obsessed
with it and burned it down. The
temple was rebuilt in 5 years
later exactly the same as the
original one. People visit here
will have chance to gaze with
veneration the amazing
landscape: a golden pavilion
reflect its shadow on the silent
surface of the lake.

6.  3. Hiroshima Peace Memorial:
The Memorial was set in a park,
built at the place that the bomb
was dropped as a impressive
reminder of the disaster atomic
bomb on August 6, 1945 in
Hiroshima.
 The others in the top 10
attractions in Japan are:
Jigokudani Monkey Park,
Kiyomizu-dera, Himeji Castle,
Great Buddha of Kamakura,
Todaiji Temple, Tokyo Tower
and Tokyo Imperial Palace.

7.  Certainly, everyone must learn about the destinations when
planning for a foreign trip, but don’t forget a must to enter the
country: a proper visa.
 Get contact with the Japanese embassy in your country for
the best support, such as Japanese Embassy in UK or
Japanese Embassy in London at 101-104 Piccadilly London
W1J 7JT United Kingdom. You can also visit the websites of
embassy for needed information, for example:
 http://www.embassy-info.com/japanese-embassy-in-london-
united-kingdom.html.