COOL THINGS IN JAPAN YOU MUST SEE
I stayed at the Shojoshin-in Temple, which was conveniently located next to the Okunoin Cemetery. Accommodations are comfortable in traditional Japanese style with tatami mat rooms.
These guys will come at you aggressively, like Tasmanian devils, if they think you have food.
For one of the tastier unique Japanese experiences, sample sake ice cream – about 250 yen – or any other of the many unusual ice cream flavors.
Kobe beef is famous worldwide and sampling it in Kobe is about as Japanese of an experience as you can get.
Ah…sushi. No matter how good the sushi you’ve had elsewhere, nothing beats a nice leisurely sushi dinner in Japan.
Located in the temple town of Koyo-san — the name means sacred mountain— this burial site is the final resting place of anywhere from 200 thousand to half a million souls.