My trip to Japan to the blanket of ancient culture, incredible civilization, cleanliness, rigor, respect for others and for nature
In Tokyo, like other cities in Japan - skyscrapers have unexpected designs and dimensions for us Europeans. The architectural concentration of the Sky Line is impressive and yet the cities have no noise, inside the buildings you can enjoy total silence, gardens that are treated almost obsessively abound. The parks, the streets, the subways, the trains are incredibly beautiful, clean, terribly on time. Thanks to the Shinkansen bullet train network, you travel great distances in a very short time, facilitating exchanges, work and development possibilities. Wherever there are cared public toilets with every comfort, circulation is simple. @ermest People respect the rules, they never abandon the waste, they don’t dirty public places that guard like their homes, they don’t smoke on the street, they arrange themselves everywhere in a row, they don’t talk on the phone in public places, they dress in an elegant and little way showy. Food is good everywhere.
Dear @saraswatN thank you for your appreciation. It was the most beautiful journey of my life, one moves very easily with the Shinkansen bullet trains, the subways. I traveled over 140 km on foot in 12 days, a travel formula that I recommend because it allows you to enter the culture of the country and everyday life. You feel safe everywhere, day and night.
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Hello, @biancainviaggio
Thank you for introducing our country🗾! Cleanliness is the teaching of Shinto. We strongly believe that filth attracts bad luck😨.
@YasumiKikuchi I am deeply honored by your appreciation and the information you provided to me. I learned about Shintoism during my trip to Japan, before I ignored it. I was surprised to see the peaceful coexistence between Buddhist and Shintoist temples and the quality of the foundations of your life.
Thank you for coming to our county!
Yeah, public toilets are one of our proud facilities. Thank you for seeing a tiny but very good point!
Will you come again? That time, please let us know it. We’ll welcome you;)
@HiroyukiTakisawa I am grateful for your duties and your invitation. Not immediately, but I was so struck and fascinated by the Japanese culture and civilization that I want to return. I will therefore take your invitation with great pleasure when I’ll have the possibility to come. My best wishes for your new era and for the preparation of 2020 games.
@rahateraju many thanks for the wonderful message, I tried to express to the other local guides the emotion I felt during my whole trip to Japan that I wish you could visit as soon as possible.
What a pleasure discovering more on the beautiful Japan by simply reading your nice description and then your perfect photos give the feeling to be just there for admiring with our eyes those places.
I have this beautiful country in my must-visit places and your story push me to visit it soon.
Your second photo showing the Arashiyama is like the Paradise. I would have put as first of the list to be the best preview. Thank you again.
@Giuseppe75 i feel very honored to receive all these appreciations and motivated to describe my travel experiences, it really seems to me to see now also with your eyes, thanks!
give the feeling to be just there for admiring with our eyes those places.
to be the best preview. Thank you again.