Visiting Japan with Cherryful

Visiting Japan

Visiting Japan is quite unlike visiting any other country. It is like walking back into the past while

you are still connected to the present. The Japanese have been able to keep their heritage during a time

vast technological progression. Let's see how the new goes hand in hand with the old.

This is the highest free-standing broadcast tower in the world. Built to the highest architectural specifications. If you think it looks beautiful in daylight, wait until the sun

goes down. 1995 unit lumens of light are used.

Tokyo Sky Tree, the new broadcast station tower that opened in June

As you enter the Sky Tower,

you will be welcomed by

these 12 amazing

towers each one created

with 12 different

indigenous Japanese

craftsmanship skills and forms.

This is the Sumida aquarium. Much more than an aquarium. it is

actually a science museum. You can

visit the laboratories to

study the ecology of rare and

endangered marine species of Sumida river, Tokyo bay

and Bonin islands.

Now that you have had a taste of the superb technological advancement

that Japan has achieved, it is time to walk down the history lane and visit

the next destination.

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Zoujyo temple

The Tokugawa family temple from the Edo period is situated in central Tokyo. Magnificent building

shows the prosperity of Edo Period

Beyond these gates lie the Imperial graves of six Tokugawa shoguns, Imperial princess Kazunomiya

(the wife of Iemochi) and other wives.

Mizuko Jizo

The babies can’t be buried in family graves for various reasons and instead the family has built a

little child’s statue.

This is how the yesterday and the today walk together to take Japan towards an

exciting tomorrow. You will find instances of it throughout Japan and also in its

everyday life. To get to know her better, plan a trip to Japan. Till then, check my

blog, www.cherryful.com for more information. Sayonara....

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