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The earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan have not shaken the country's spiritual designs. The program is an invitation to the discovery of Nipponic culture, eight days in Tokyo, Kyoto and Nikko. In the capital you can visit the gardens of the Imperial Palace and Asakusa and Meiji shrine. Follows Nikko, where there are [...]
The St. Regis group has just opened its first hotel in Japan, the St. Regis Hotel Osaka. The neighborhood of Midosuji, regarded as the Champs Elysees of the city of Osaka, the space was elected. The location could hardly be better, in full Midosuji, an area regarded as the Champs Elysées of Osaka. Nearby you will [...]
Follow the tradition of glass through ten drinks that are hallmarks of countries and regions. Discover how the history of a country also goes by its inhabitants like to drink. Pisco - The drink has been the focus of diplomatic conflicts. The basis of discussion was the nationality. The authorities of the [...]
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For more than a millennium, Kyoto hosted the imperial family nipónica and inspired the designs of the cultural and spiritual country. With the passage of the capital to Edo, the present Tokyo, the political power moved away in the final but his lofty temples and gardens have survived and make this city the last bastion of traditional Japan. In [...]
The Himeji Castle is a very interesting story. At first he began to be built as a fort in the year 1333 by Norimura Akamatsu (former governor of the region). In 1346 the building was changed to be a castle by Sadanori Akamatsu, it is still in possession of the family. In 1580 the leader [...]
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Diogo Santos on June 23rd, 2010
Tokyo became the capital destroyed by the bombs of World War II in the heart of one of the largest economies in just over 50 years. After a ten-year economic stagnation, the city finally started to grow again with new projects and buildings, such as Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Midtown, change the landscape [...]
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