A country that I would like to visit: Japan


Kiyomizu Temple in Kyoto
Hi! Today I'm going to tell you about a country that I've been dreaming to visit since I was a kid, which is Japan! I'm very interested in East Asian countries and their cultures. In fact, I almost wrote this post about South Korea, since lately I've been very keen on their culture and I'm currently learning their language. But, my inner child told me otherwise, so, Japan it is.
I would love to visit Japan firstly because of their beautiful landscapes, countryside and temples. It just blow my mind how magical these places look, I imagine that being there must feel like something really special and peaceful. 


LOOK AT THEM!!!!! So cuteeeeee
Also, I want to make a special mention to the city of Nara and their very large population of deers! It would be the ultimate dream to pet them while taking a walk through the Nara Park. 
The other reason I want to travel to Japan so much, is because of their pop culture! I'm a big fan of videogames and anime. So, if someday I get to visit Japan, one of the first places i'd go would be the Akihabara area in Tokyo. You can find a wide variety of stores here, as it's a shopping district that it's mainly dedicated to electronic/computer goods, anime, manga and videogames.  Also I really love the aesthetic of Tokyo and its streets. Specially at night, they're full of neon signs and lights, it's so pretty. 

Now that I think of it, I could talk forever of all the things I love about Japan, but I already surpased the word count lol So, I'm gonna end it here. I hope you liked my post!

Akihabara, Tokyo


Comments

  1. Japanese arquitecture is sooooo pretty and elegant. You are very right about the landscapes being so magical :)

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  2. The deer looks really pretty <3 hahaha I also think that country must be very interesting, hope you can visit sometime. Greetings!

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  3. Suggoi! wow the pictures that you post are A-MA-ZING.
    yeah, it's definitely a country I also would love to go

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