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5 Things to Do When Visiting Japan 
There are five things that you must be sure to do on your first trip to Japan, regardless of whatever part of the country you plan to visit. Japan's Tokyo Tower
Surpassing even the Eiffel Tower’s height of 320 meters, Japan’s Tokyo Tower, which reaches 333 meters tall, has been the world’s tallest self-supporting steel tower since its opening in 1958. Nijo Jo Castle - Kyoto’s Famous Castle
Nijo Castle is a wonderful example of the glorious days of the Shogunate, with its Moat, towers and not forgetting the chirping nightingale floors. All these provide visitors, with a memorable experience, of the old and not forgotten days of Japan. Ocean Dome - Japan's Indoor Beach
Japan’s found a way to have sunny skies all year long. Located in Miyazaki, on Kyushu Island, is the world’s largest indoor beach, appropriately named Ocean Dome. Onsen - Relax at a Japanese Hot Spring
The Onsen hot springs has being the way of life, for the Japanese and although it was exclusively for a selected few in the past, the Onsen hot springs has being in existence for over a thousand years. The Hells of Beppu [offsite link]
Features pictures and descriptions of the nine hells, or hot springs for viewing, rather than bathing, located in Beppu The Memorial Structures for the Hiroshima Bombing 
The bombing of Hiroshima, was a dark day in the history of Japan, but today some of the structures that were bombed, have being kept aside to remember that day, as well as honor all who were affected. Weird Baths In Japan
Had a stressful day? Would you like to relax and enjoy a warm luxurious bath? What if your bath was made, with ramen noodle soup or coffee? Are you still tempted? Links marked with the [offsite link] designation point to websites not associated with BellaOnline.com. BellaOnline.com is not responsible for the material found there.
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