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Capital of Japan, Tokyo is one of the world’s largest and most densely populated cities. Completely rebuilt after being bombed in World War II, it now has all the appearance of a modern, forward-looking city.

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As the second largest city in Korea, Busan is famous for both tourist and shopping attractions. Giant department stores (such as Shinsegae Centum City, the largest department store in the world) and numerous shopping streets offer a wide selection of merchandise, drawing local and international visitors year-round. Busan is home to the Jagalchi Market, famous for its astounding variety of fresh seafood sold at extremely reasonable prices. Visitors can even have their purchases prepared right in front of them, ensuring the freshest meal or snack possible. The seafood market is full of the sights, smells, and sounds of fresh seafood caught in the waters right off the Busan Port. Various traditional markets such as the Gukje Market also treat guests to the boisterous, vibrant marketplace experience and the incomparable hospitality of the merchants and citizens of Busan.

Fukuoka has been a trade centre for cultures of the world through its trade with China during the Song Dynasty. You can find gourmet, shopping paradise and cultual activies in this amazing city. Ramen is definitely the must-try-dish in Hakata, And don’t forget to visit Kushida Shrine and Dazaifu!

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The port of Osaka stands among the many districts that make up one large centre. Discover this city that combines the warmth of oriental colours with the spirit of innovation of the new Japan. The area around Osaka Bay has undergone recent development and has become one of the most popular spots in the city. No shortage of attractions: Japan’'s largest shopping centre, the tallest Ferris wheel in the Japan, the world’s largest aquarium and the only Universal Studios theme park outside the United States are all in Osaka. A large funfair for adults, where you can have fun and discover Japanese and Korean cuisine, is located in the District of Tsuruhashi. Those who love history must pay a visit to Osaka Castle, symbol of the power and the history of the city. Not to be missed: • The Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan • The market square of Tempozan, where you can dine with a view of Osaka Bay • The Shitennoji Temple is the oldest Buddhist temple of Japan

The City of Shingu is situated in the South of Japan, in Wakayama Prefecture. Great commercial centre of the area, Shingu is famous for the ancient temple of Hayatama Taisha. This temple, located on the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route, has been known since ancient times and has an interesting museum. The City of Shingu is also known as one of the native cities of the martial art, Aikido.

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