Kanto’s Travel Info
The gateway to Japan and much more
Kanto, Japan's eastern region, blends history, culture, and nature. Tokyo's modernity and tradition, Kanagawa's coastal beauty, Kamakura's historic charm, Nikko's UNESCO heritage, and the iconic Mount Fuji make it a diverse destination. Hot springs, shopping, and gourmet cuisine enrich the experience.
Japan’s Travel Info
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Tokyo
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The Great Buddha of Kamakura in Tokyo
The Great Buddha of Kamakura inTokyo The Great Buddha of Kamakura is an iconic cultural heritage in Kamakura, Japan, and one of the most famous Buddhist statues in Japan. This massive bronze Buddha statue, located within the Kotokuin temple in Kamakura, is one of the most impressive pieces of Buddhist art in Japan’s modern history. At approximately 13.35 meters (44 feet) tall and weighing 93 tons, the Great Buddha of Kamakura is one of the largest outdoor Buddhist statues in Japan. It represents Amitabha, a symbol of compassion and wisdom in Buddhism. The statue was built in 1252 and was…
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Tokyo
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Tokyo Senso-ji Temple
Tokyo Senso-ji Temple Senso-ji Templeoffers old atmosthere of Japan. You can see lots of old buildings in Senso-ji Temple. Senso-ji Temple main attraction is the street from Nakamise Shopping Street to Sensoji Temple. There are lots of shops selling Japanese souvenirs such as samurai blade, kimono, yukata, geta (Japanese Sandals), Japanese bags, Japanese food souvenirs, etc. You can also rent yukata here. You can also see rickshaw in Senso-ji Temple. A 30 minute tour for 2 person costs around ¥9,000. After finished shopping in Nakamise, you can take a rest in Sumida Park. From Sumida Park you can see Tokyo…
