Kintaikyo bridge

Right near the top of our bucket lists is visiting Japan someday (hopefully soon). It’s a fascinating country that sometimes seems more at home in a fairytale book than on Planet Earth. There’s a sense of excitement, modernity, and love for its people present there that’s almost unparalleled anywhere else in the world. It’s far from just about anime, manga, samurai, and Sony—concentrating just on those would do the culture a disservice.

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If you know where to look, you'll find beautiful patterns emerge in everyday life.

Kintaikyo Bridge, Yamaguchi, Japão

10. You Can Eat Fugu https://pixta.jp Japanese food is famous the world over, so some people may have already heard of this poisonous pufferfish. Called fugu in Japan, it can be lethally toxic if prepared incorrectly. But don’t worry too much—all the chefs who serve it are required to have a special license! Fugu is served in a variety of styles, and many locals recommend sampling it as sashimi, which is often referred to as tessa. If raw fish isn't your thing, you can eat it grilled, fried…

Kintai Bridge's five high arches—originally constructed without nails from Japanese cypress, chestnut and oak—span the banks of the Nishiki River in Iwakuni, a city in Yamaguchi Prefecture.

Photo about Kintaikyo Bridge in Iwakuni, Hiroshima, Japan. Image of afternoon, arced, asian - 67961309

During the O-bon Holidays this year, we visited Hiroshima. This was our first visit to the Chugoku region. The Chugoku region, literally t...

Tokuriki Tomikichiro Title:Suwa Kintaikyo Bridge - Famous Historic Places and Holy Places