Japan is one of the oldest civilizations with an incredibly rich past. It also has stunning scenery, full of intricate temple gardens, bamboo groves, and, of course, mountains. Not to mention all the ramen, sushi, udon, yakiniku, okonomiyaki, takoyaki, and many more foods you can eat in between these places.
Enter ‘Japan Inside.’ This online publisher calls itself the place to discover and see the beauty of the Land of the Rising Sun, and it’s hard to argue with that claim when you see its social media feed.
1. A Japanese Diver Has Been Entrusted To Oversee One Of Japan’s Shinto Shrines That Is Located Beneath The Surface Of Tateyama Bay
Over the decades he became best friends with one marine creature who lives around the Shrine..an Asian Sheepshead Wrasse named “Yoriko”
2. The Nishikigawa-Seiryu Railway
There is a train station in the middle of nowhere in Japan, with no entrance or exit. The station is called Seiryu-Miharashi, and it is only accessable to passengers who are passing through by train. It exists so passengers can step off and admire the view of the Nishiki River and the surrounding forest.
3. Nara Deer In Japan
In the Japanese city of Nara, near the National Museum, an inexplicable phenomenon takes place for an hour, the deer meet every summer evening.
4. Staff For Japan Airlines In Vietnam Bow To Passengers As Flight Was Delayed Because Of Storm
5. These Roads Are In Hokkaido, Wakayama, Shizuoka Okinawa And Gunma Regions Of Japan, And All Play Different Tunes
6. Flying Over Mt Fuji
7. The Japanese Lantern Plant, Also Known As The Chinese Lantern Or Winter Cherry, Is A Popular Symbol Of ‘Life Within Death.’
8. A Traditional Japanese Rite Of Passage & Festival Day For Three- & Seven-Year-Old Girls, Five-Year-Old & Sometimes Three-Year-Old Boys, Held Annually On November 15
9. The Island & Deers Are So Beautiful
10. “Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route “ Rising Over 3000 Meters Above Sea Level, Mt Tate Is One Of Japan’s Highest Mountains
11. The Second Japanese Embassy To Europe Also Called The “ Ikeda Mission” Was Sent On February 6, 1864 By The Tokugawa Shogunate. Ikeda Nagaoki Was The Head Of The Mission
12. A Temple Covered In Ash
13. Be Bop Highschool It Was A Manga At First Then Made Into A TV Drama Then A Movie
14. It Was The World’s Smallest And Lightest Monochrome TV, Earning It The Nickname ‘Micro TV ‘
15. Kyu-Shirataki Train Station Hokkaido
16. “Hanako” Was The Oldest Koi Fish Recorded
17. The Suspended Chiba Urban Monorail Chiba City. It’s The Longest In The World, With A System Length Of 15.2 Km (9.44 Mi)anese-Things-Japaninsides
