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    Japan Travel: The Most POPULAR Places Statistically.



    Japan Travel: The Most POPULAR Places Statistically.

    if you’re coming to Japan for the first time this is the most generic trip that basically everybody does let’s get in there Shibuya cross the street take a picture with the dog shop taxfree Harajuku o not Harajuku Shinu try not to get scammed maybe see the Godzilla head aaka see the big temple with a lot of people and a lot of kimonos see all the anime things because if you like anime why are you not going here Y no you’re not you’re not going to Yokohama because you’re going to go to oaka on the shinan sit on the wrong side of the train and not see Mount Fuji because you didn’t book your seat correctly Tomy take a picture with the gleo sign eat octopus balls Kyoto all the people all the temples and a lot of bamboo Nara with a lot of De and a lot of buddas and a lot of Mochi and then you’re probably going to head back to Tokyo probably go to Disney or something and maybe do some shopping and that’s it that’s a generic trip except for that one guy who probably went to Fukuoka and tells everyone about it

    Explore the most popular places in Japan statistically with this travel video. Discover the top destinations to visit in Japan for an unforgettable experience!

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    35 Comments

    3. @nicolezhang8116 on

      I didn't mind following this route and doing the most touristy things because it was my first time in Japan. I definitely plan to go back! Some of the places I'm considering are Hiroshima, the Nakasendo trail villages, Fukuoka, at least one national park, and Kanazawa. There's just too much too see for one visit!

    4. @meljaxb on

      that's exactly what we did on our excursion from uni 😂😂 but much more and it was awesome. Longe time dream and the best holiday I had in my whole life! in-between we went to so many museums and art-galleries, ate food at markets and bought second-hand kimonos at temple-fleamarkets. and Nara was so worth the visit, not only because of the deers, but because of that insanely huge and beautiful wood-tempel 😍

    21. @ScoutCW on

      i’m driving from kagoshima to kobe (where i will drop the car off). going to stop in kumamoto, fukuoka, hiroshima, kojima (i like jeans). taking the train from kobe to osaka & kyoto, nagoya, shizuoka, and then back to tokyo.

      lucky to be able to spend 40 days there. going to be eventful but i’m looking forward to it!!! leaving in march

    24. @Lysander45 on

      Everyone is saving their pennies for that Tokyo-Osaka-Kyoto trinity. Meanwhile, I'm trying to save a deposit for the O-henro pilgrimage around Shikoku. I've lived near Osaka and Kyoto, so there's no need to revisit those tourist traps except to experience nostalgia.

    29. @eleicha on

      Why did you call me out on my first trip to Japan. 😀 Well, I didn't go to Osaka, though, stayed in Kyoto and a couple nights close to Fuji-san.

    31. @lucyleo5727 on

      You literally described my first trip to Japan 😂😂❤.
      On our second trip we only stayed in Tokyo for three weeks and didn’t rush through everything 😊

    32. @Tainted20 on

      me and my friends plan on going for three weeks: Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Okinawa are our destination. We got all of our hotels and flights booked just planning out activities.

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