best vacation spot in japan
 

i was planning to go to japan to visit y aunty where is the best place to visit????

what do you like?

For me? Amanohashidate. Of all of the places I have been in Japan, I find it the most relaxing and peaceful, and I try to go back whenever I can. It's amazing in all the seasons.

place to visit in japan
 

You live in Singapore and think Japan is expensive??
We have 1000's of Singaporeans visit the resort I work at in Hokkaido who mostly think Japan is cheap, that's why they come here! What exactly are you finding so expensive?

Back to thread topic well the best spot is obviously a very subjective thing. We all like different things. Like I wouldn't want to spend anymore time in Tokyo than I absolutely had to, I can't stand the place but of course many people love it. What sort of things do you like or want to see?

hmmm beach were is the best beach to visit second mountains and hmmmm
may i sak when buying clothes each is best to go harajuku or shibuya????

beach and mountain oh yeah shrine as well i want to try that to ehehe

Hmm :)
 

actually im not a local singaporean im just here to work hhahaa but ive been living here for quite a while already and yes correct its also expensive here, the cost of living i mean.. ;)

well if you mean beaches theres a lot in philippines so i dont want to go to beach, its either mountains or cool cities?

well im quite interested to attend some festival and hot springs hahhaha..

so when do you think is the best time/season to visit there?
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Well although I've lived here nearly 6 years I've still seen very little of Honshu, spent most of my time here in Hokkaido. Hokkaido is a very beautiful place. If you love the outdoors and nature it's hard to beat but it does lack the more ancient Japanese cultural stuff you find on Honshu as the Japanese didn't settle up here in Hokkaido until much more recently. It is an incredibly beautiful place though and I'd recommend to anyone to come here. We actually get quite a lot of people from Singapore and Hong Kong come to the resort I work at to escape the heat and humidity of SE Asia during the summer months. Lots of hot springs in the region and lots of outdoor activities.
My favourite season up here is the autumn. Nice cool nights, mild days and incredible colour in all the forests with the first dustings of snow on the mountain peaks. Simply amazing.

It is a great view and well worth seeing. There's actually a nice walking trail up Hakodate yama which is worth walking rather than just taking the ropeway. It's a pretty cool city too with lots of more recent Japanese history including a fair amount of foreign influences including some beautiful chruches. Goryokaku Fort is a beautiful star shaped fort in the city that saw the last battle in the Boshin War seeing the last of the shogunate fall to imperial forces. It is also the city where I own a bar :vsign:

A couple of foreigners owned it previously and I heard they wanted to sell it. Me and a couple of other guys bought it and completely renovated it and changed it from a mostly gaijin bar to a Japanese one. We have a Japanese guy manage the bar and a couple of other casual staff.

T_T thank you so much for posting

nekojita> harajuku it is (whenn it comes to clothes) yeah!!!! hmmm how about hot spring any one can suggest?? heheh