Japan: Part 3 - Beppu
One of my favorite port stops was in Beppu, where we visited the Mt. Takasaki Wild Monkey Park (高崎山自然動物園) and the Umitamago Aquarium. Takasakiyama is home to over 1,500 Japanese macaques and it was fascinating to see them so close up and in their own environment. After spending time with the monkeys, we headed to the nearby aquarium to look at all sorts of marine life and even more importantly, got some much needed air conditioning. ;)
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THINGS TO DO IN JAPAN IN JULY | SUMMER FESTIVALS AND EVENTS
What's on in Japan in July? Well, this is my list of top things to do in Japan during July. There are some amazing festivals including two of the top three festivals in all of Japan!
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Shitamachi Tanabata Festival
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July 7
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July 8-22
Hakata Gion Yamasaka Festival
July 10, 11, 14
Hiranogo Summer Festival
July 11-14
Namba Yasaka Shrine Summer Festival
July 13
Taikodai Festival
July 14-15
Kyoto Gion Festival
July 17, 24
Yamaguchi Gion Festival
July 20, 2, 27
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Kiso Mikoshi Festival
July 22-23
Tenjin Festival
July 24-25
Nagahama & Kita-Biwako Great Fireworks Festival
July 27
Tobata Gion Yamagasa Festival
July 27-29
Beppu Fire Sea Festival
July 27-29
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July 28
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Travel to Miyajima Island, Hiroshima, Japan
In this episode, we travel to Miyajima Island. This island is full of very friendly deer. Once considered gods, the deer roam around the island and are very approachable. This island also has lots of oysters and its the site of the famous floating torii gate. The island is only 30mins away from Hiroshima. Make sure to visit it when you visit the city of Hiroshima. Enjoy!
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Fukuoka: Day 2 On day two, the donuts betrayed me - The Japan Expedition
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Zeroreality: March 6th, 2010 @ Beppu Tower, Beppu
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遊里を歩く 別府 前編（大分県）
別府。
国際的な温泉保養地として超有名であり、その巨大な温泉街は「泉都」と呼ばれています。源泉数は2100箇所で全国の源泉のなんと1/10、総湯量も全国一。歴史を語れば何ページも書き下ろすことになりますのでwiki などに任せるとして、受け売りになりますがポイントだけおさらいしましょう。
柴石温泉が平安時代から、別府温泉と鉄輪温泉が鎌倉時代から、浜脇温泉も八幡朝見神社の門前町として栄えました。江戸時代に入って瀬戸内からの湯治船が集まって賑わうようになると、街道沿いの亀川温泉などが開かれます。
そして、文明開化。明治４年に別府港が整備されると大阪からの航路が開かれて益々多くの人々が訪れるようになり、湯治場から温泉都市へと発展します。明治44年の別府駅が開業、明治45年の大阪商船の大型船「紅丸」の就航を契機に、駅と港の間に商店や飲食店・娯楽施設が建ち並ぶ歓楽街が形成されました。
温泉街といえば歴史的な観光地。そしてかつての観光地には「遊里」がつきもの。別府が巨大な「泉都」であれば、別名「遊都」と呼んでも良いでしょう。今回の旅は、その遊里に着目し、別府の深い処を端から端まで歩こうと思います。
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「万訪のニッポンあの町この町」遊里を歩く 別府
Beppu.
It is super-famous as an international hot spring resort, and its huge spa area is called Fountain Capital. The number of sources is 2,100 places nationwide source of 1/10, the total amount of hot water is also nationwide. If you talk about history you will write down a number of pages so leave it to a wiki etc, it will be sold out but let's just review the points.
From the Heian period, Beppu Hot Springs and Iron Ring Hot Springs from the Kamakura period, Hamawaki Onsen flourished as Monza Town of Hachiman Asami Shrine. Kurokawa Onsen etc. along the highway will be opened when Yuji boats from Setouchi get together and enter the Edo era and get crowded.
And civilization opening. When the Beppu Port was renovated in Meiji 4, as the route from Osaka was opened, more and more people come to visit and develop from hot spring resort to hot spring city. The Beppu station in Meiji 44 opened, a red light district where shops, restaurants, and entertainment facilities were arranged was formed between the station and the harbor as a result of the launch of the Osaka merchant vessel 's large ship' Red MARU '.
Speaking of hot spring towns, it is a historic tourist destination. And in the former sightseeing spot Urusi is inevitable. If Beppu is a huge fountain capital, you may call it another name play city. In this trip, I will pay attention to that irrigation, I think to walk from the edge of Beppu to the edge.
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The Once Imperial Capital of Japan, Asuka
This particular two-week journey through Japan involved a LOT of public transportation; interesting but tiring. The entire group but us bicycled to the important sights of Asuka once we arrived but I have unfortunately lost whatever balance I once had on a bicycle and we bused there and met them. It is not true that once you learn to ride a bike you never forget.
Asukadera Temple was founded in 596, about 60 years after Buddhism came to Japan and was constructed as Japan's first full-scale temple. The highlight inside is the Asuka Great Buddha statue in the temple's main hall which is the oldest known Japanese statue of Buddha in existence.
A wonderful Sushi lunch, walk to a humungous burial mound and it was time to move along...
Mojiko in Kitakyushu - Mojiko Retro and delicious food at the narrowest point of the Kanmon Straits
Mojiko (Moji Port) 門司港 北九州
Mojiko - Moji Port - is a port in the city of Kitakyushu, in Fukuoka prefecture, and is strategically located at the narrowest point of the Kanmon Straits that separate Kyushu - the island it is on - from the main island of Honshu. Mojiko developed into a major international and domestic port at the end of the 19th century.
Moji was one of five towns and cities that merged in 1963 to become Kitakyushu-shi (Kitakyushu city). Besides Moji, the other merged towns were Kokura, Tobata, Yahata with its main attraction of Space World, and Wakamatsu.
Since the opening of Mojiko as a modern, new port, the area around old Mojiko port has been turned into a tourist attraction under the slogan Mojiko Retro.
Mojiko is small enough to be explored on foot, or bicycles can be rented near the inner harbor.
The terminus of the first railway line built in Kyushu, Mojiko Station is the most likely place of arrival for visitors. Built-in 1914 it is one of the few remaining large wooden stations in Japan and was the first station to be listed as a National Cultural Property.
Mojiko Station is built in a Neo-Renaissance style and is claimed to be based on the old Termini Station in Rome, but that seems unlikely. Until 2018 the station is undergoing major renovations and will likely be shrouded in scaffolding.
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Fukuoka - Japan's 6th Largest City Part I
Fukuoka - Japan's 6th Largest City Part I - Fukuoka (福岡市 Fukuoka-shi?) is the capital city of Fukuoka Prefecture and is situated on the northern shore of the island of Kyushu in Japan.
Ranked 12th of the world's most livable cities in the magazine Monocle in 2013, Fukuoka was praised for its green spaces in a metropolitan setting.[1] It is the most populous city in Kyushu, followed by Kitakyushu. It is the largest city and metropolitan area west of Keihanshin. The city was designated on April 1, 1972, by government ordinance. Greater Fukuoka (福岡都市圏?), with 2.5 million people (2005 census), is part of the heavily industrialized Fukuoka–Kitakyushu zone as well as Northern Kyushu.
As of July 2011, Fukuoka is Japan's 6th largest city, having passed the population of Kyoto. This marks the first time that a city west of the Kinki region has a larger population than Kyoto since the founding of Kyoto in 794. In ancient times, however, the area near Fukuoka, the Chikushi region, was thought[by whom?] to be perhaps even more influential than the Yamato region.
Fukuoka was sometimes called the Port of Dazaifu (大宰府, 15 km (9 mi) southeast from Fukuoka). Dazaifu was an administrative capital in 663 A.D., but a historian proposed that a prehistoric capital was in the area.[4] Ancient texts, such as the Kojiki, Kanyen (found in Dazaifu) and archaeology confirm this was a very critical place in the founding of Japan.
Fukuoka has a humid subtropical climate and it has hot humid summers and relatively mild winters. The city also sees on average about 1,600 mm (63 in) of precipitation per year, with a stretch of more intense precipitation between the months of June and September. Along with much of the prefecture, Fukuoka City has a moderate climate with an annual average temperature of 16.3 °C (61 °F), average humidity of 70% and 1,811 annual daylight hours. Roughly 40% of the year is cloudy. More Info:
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A day in Kitakyushu | 北九州の一日
Kitakyushu is the northernmost city on Japan's Kyushu Island. It is one of those places that deserve to be more popular than they currently are. If you are thinking going beyond Tokyo, Osaka and other main cities of Japan, you must include Kitakyushu in your itinerary, as most of it can be covered in a day or two.
A good way to reach there is to board a Shinkansen (bullet train) up to Kokura station which is the main JR station of Kitakyushu city. Enjoy your trip to Kitakyushu and let me know your favorite place in Japan
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Japanese Shopping: Hakata City ???? 博多シティ ???? Japan As It Truly Is
A brief look at the shopping center at Hakata Station, in Fukuoka, Japan. It offers multiple floors of shopping, restaurants, and a rooftop view of the Hakata Station area.
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iFly TV: Maud Laurens from Leiden, Holland wins a trip to Nagasaki
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Historic, Romantic, Exotic
Sitting on the westernmost tip of Japan, Nagasaki began life as a port for international trade. An influx of Western and Chinese skills and culture has created a fusion of traditions which cannot be seen anywhere else in Japan. Architecture, food and festivals have all taken on a multicultural flavor which gives vibrancy to this stunning port city.
Having recovered from the devastation of the 1945 atomic bombing, we are now known as a city which promotes world peace. Our Peace Park and Atomic Bomb Museum offer visitors a chance to contemplate world peace initiatives.
So come and explore the charm of our sloping streets, take a bite of our unique cuisine, learn about world peace, and watch the lights from the houses twinkle at night.
Maud Laurens from Leiden, Holland was the lucky winner of this trip and traveled to Nagasaki! She shares her experience in this video!
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Japan. (大分县, 大分県, أويتا_(محافظة)). See on map .
First International Travel: 2005 World Student's Tourism Summit (Fukuoka, Japan)
It was my first out of the country trip. The summit was a 7-day all expense paid trip with some tour allowance. Delegates came from over 30 countries.Around 500 tourism students and professionals participated in this momentous event. Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi delivered a speech on the last day.