3.  Highest Mountain in Japan at 3776 meters high  It’s a dormant volcano that last errupted in 1707  Lies west of Tokyo and surrounded by five lakes  Activities include: paragliding, climbing, biking etc…

4.  August 6, 1945 marked the day Hiroshima was hit by US by atomic bomb  Now in Hiroshima sits a peace memorial that many people visit

5.  860 meters long and crosses the Tokyo Bay  It lies in one of the largest industrial and sea trading area of japan

6.  The park is a group of volcanoes in center of Hokkaido  Consists of subartic/subalpine climate  Contains over 230 species of birds and 44 species of mammals

7.  Series of mountain ranges that vary in height  Attractions: popular skiing and mountain climbing

8.  Capital of Japan that used to be known as Edo or “Castle Town”  One of the largest financial capitals of the world containing 23 wards

9.  Attractions: › City Hall Tower › Harajuku and Shinjuku (shopping, and dining) › Odakyu Department store (16 floors) › Parks (Central and Shinjuku)

10.  Known as “Shrine Island”  Famous for Itsukashima Shrine that is made of wood and sits in the ocean  Romantic setting for walks along the water and dining

11.  One of World’s Largest Aquariums known as Osaka Aquarium  Contains unique marine life from Japan area  Famous for whale shark named “Yu Chan”

12.  Popular destination for tourists  Shrine dedicated to Meiji (divine soul emperor)  Used to commemorate with him after his passing

13.  Oldest Chinatown in the world  “Feels like you are in China but in Japan”  Large tourist attraction because it used to be the only means into China from Japan during isolation time

14.  Castle town at the mouth of Nishiki River  Contains a five arch bridge that was made in 1673  Popular place to see the Japanese Cherry Blossoms

15.  One of the most famous gorges in Japan  Beautiful scenery and wildlife all over  Peaceful place to relax and enjoy the view