Constitute the Tokyo Japanese largest urban agglomeration in the world, as well as it includes many of the hotel chains, luxury and technology centers, and skyscrapers gleaming and hundreds of shops travel that meet market luxury travel, and this is what makes it one among the destinations dream for many fans to travel around the world , here are seven things you should not be missed when you travel to this beautiful city.
1. see the beauty of the cherry blossoms in spring
If you're in Tokyo in the spring, you should go to one of the local parks to watch the Cherry Blossom scented and colorful, and one of the best gardens are garden Gyun national in Shinjuku neighborhood, which opened originally in 1906 and has about 20,000 trees, including 1,500 cherry trees , and this is what makes it magical scene in both the spring and the fall when the leaves turn to rich colors impressive.
2. explore the National Museum of Western Art
There are hundreds of interesting museums in Tokyo, covering the interests of art lovers, history, science, and is the National Museum of Western Art, located in Ueno Park in Taito central Tokyo, and one of those museums are particularly attractive thanks to the paintings and sculptures displayed it. The museum houses more than 4,500 pieces dating back to the 14th century, and where you will find the work of Rubens, Monet, Picasso, Pollock, Rembrandt, Cezanne and many others. The building was designed by Swiss architect and opened in 1959, to be included later on the World Heritage List of UNESCO.
If you prefer to learn more about local history, went to the Edo-Tokyo Museum in Sumida, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum and the Museum of Nezu.
3 Meiji shrine visit
And one of the most wonderful items in Tokyo is the traditional heritage contained in shrines ancient temples scattered throughout the city, the most famous example, and can say that the most beautiful though everyone was stunning is the shrine of Meiji which was built in 1920 but it's just that suffered damage in the war second World, has been built by the Japanese people in commemoration of Emperor Meiji and his wife Empress Schocken, and you can access it easily as it is located in the shopping district of Shibuya.
4. not miss watching a movie Lost in Translation
And one of the biggest movies that have been filmed entirely in Tokyo in 2003, is the movie "Lost in Translation," which was able to embody virtually all scenes of nature in Tokyo, it was filmed in various locations throughout the city including Shinjuku and areas of Shibuya, and its events revolve in the Park Hyatt Hotel in Shinjuku skyscraper, which is composed of 52 floors, and perhaps also one of the most expensive hotels in the city, and you should know that Shinjuku is home to many of the modern architectural buildings such as city hall of modern Tokyo.
5. discovery of the temples of Tokyo
You can not visit Tokyo and visit some beautiful temples and built nicely in the city, the best example of architecture you'll find in the Senso-ji temple in Asakusa, Taito district, was inaugurated in AD 645, the structure of the G presents a typical Japanese architecture.
6. local eating sushi
Food is the most famous in Japan is sushi, which is often cook now all over the world, to get a taste of sushi Japanese original, went to the fish market, Tsukiji, which offers the tastiest Sushi Fresh in the city, this huge market, also known as the Tokyo market central doing what More than 1,600 of market stalls with fish species of rare and impressive, such as lobster, crab, and Tokyo is home to the Fugu fish, which can be fatal consumption unless it is specially prepared!
7 experience park Disneyland Japanese style
And one of the most busiest tourist attractions in Tokyo is Disneyland, which is the first Disney resort to open outside the United States in 1983 and it will enjoy the most beautiful games entertainment with more than 13 million visitors annually.
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