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Japan, places (part I)

On Monday's program was dedicated travelers Street to Kyoto, which reminded me that I still have things to say about my trip to Japan. This time I will review the places where we were.

The first days we were in Tokyo, where he visited the following neighborhoods:

The first day we were in Asakusa , the neighborhood of the city where you can find traditional Japan and perhaps the most touristy. It is the tempo Senso-ji, the oldest and most important of Tokyo. Around it is a religious complex consists of several temples and pagodas. Right next to be worth around Nakamise-dori Street, in it you can find plenty of stalls with typical local products but that we attract much attention.

The area where we stayed was Ueno. In this quarter highlight two interesting points: first, Ueno Park, a large green space within which you can find Shinto temples, samurai statues, museums, and a large lake with plenty of water lilies. The other place is essential Ameyoko market with lots of colorful stalls and neon signs to many meters in height, a place that seems lifted from a science fiction movie.

the second day, first went to visit the Imperial Palace Gardens , I mean the only gardens, because the palace is very difficult to visit, I think it only opens to the public or two times a year. So we could only see from afar, taking the typical photo you can see next door. Besides this picture you can see beautiful views of the enormous buildings surrounding the park taking in the sculpted foreground trees in the park.

On the same day we went to Shinjuku, the skyscraper district of Tokyo, and among them we should highlight the building of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. Just this building is empowered to publish the top floor, so we went there and we admire the stunning views of the city from one of the highest points of it.

Another interesting area we visited was Ginza. You can say it is the posh neighborhood of the city, a Serrano street style. Full of stores, most fashionable, there is a building of note: the Sony building. There are several floors of exhibition with the latest branded products at the site were able to test 3D TVs or modern cameras. Also next to Shinjuku is where most architecturally interesting buildings can be observed.

Akihabara is the neighborhood geek par excellence, so we spend too part of our hours). It is electronic stores everything from department stores only such products, to store a similar style to the market. Apart from electronics geek character is provided by both the multitude of shops dedicated to the world the girls manga anime schoolgirls dressed promoting products or restaurants located on the street.

Finally the last area we visited was interesting Odaiba. Built on an artificial island, contains a multitude of recreational facilities such as shopping malls, museums, beaches and any other special place that we to know on our next visit;) as Oedo-Onsen-Monogatari , an onsen in its interior recreates the medieval Edo or Sega Joypolis, an entertainment center with arcade giants. Also from Odaiba can see one of the best views in Tokyo with a replica of the Statue of Liberty in the foreground, followed by the sea, the Rainbow Bridge and skyscrapers in the background Tokyoites.

also visited two other neighborhoods less attractive in my opinion: Shibuya else famous as a place for shopping, especially for fashionable clothing, and Rompongi, where the architectural highlights Rompongi Hills, although I did not seem like much a posh shopping center.
From Tokyo there was a day that is dedicated to making a trip to Nikko . Nikko has been one of the major spiritual centers of Japan. This is a huge complex of temples set amidst the forest. Precisely in the perfect harmony between nature and its holy places is where s is the beauty of the site. Trees, rocks, water is perfectly matched to the sacred buildings, the statues of tori or Shinto gods. Here is where is the engraving of the three wise monkeys .