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Planning on a travel to Japan? Discover the stunning nature, amazing outdoors, peace and relaxation, colorful traditions, magical cities, delicious cuisine and inspiring art. Of all, one of the specialties of Japan is the Japanese exclusive culture. Visitors are welcomed to experience variety of cultural experiences, from traditional culture to simple but integral parts of daily life. Historical sites are particularly popular among tourists, both of extraordinary and enjoyable. Be sure to visit the spectacular scenery that are distinctive of Japan, a country surrounded by sea and blessed with nature, with mountains and forests covering approximately 70% of the land.

Culture

The Chubu Region has many sites to experience Japanese culture. Below are the introduction to the most popular arts and crafts, gardens, onsen [hot springs], festivals, and cultural experiences in the Chubu Region.

History

There are many exceptional historical sites in the Chubu Region. Read on to discover the most popular temples and shrines, World Heritage sites, castles, and historical sites in Japan.

Nature

The Chubu Region is home to many beautiful breathtaking landscapes and exclusive scenery to be seen on limited seasons. Below are some of the most popular locations and experiences, to see the cherry blossoms or autumn tree leaves, skiing and snowboarding, beautiful landscapes, National Parks, coastal beaches, and the best spots for mountaineering and hiking.

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