I. Yamashita Park

Yamashita Park is a tourist attraction in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan.

After crossing Japan Street from Guannei Station of JR Line, you arrive at Yamashita Park on the east coast. Yamashita Park, facing Yokohama Port, has a coastline of about 1 km. 1930 completed and opened for business. It is the earliest seaside park in Japan and has now become a place for citizens to rest. There is a boat tied to the shore of the park, and it was once called the Queen of the Pacific? Glacier pills? Tourists keep coming all the year round. Here you can see one of the symbols of Yokohama, Yokohama Bay Bridge. The night view of Yokohama Harbour Bridge is particularly beautiful.

In addition, on the west side of JR Guannei Station, there is a paved stone road for carriages, and there is a carriage road street, both sides of which are shops with classical architectural style, brewing a calm atmosphere. People are constantly flowing here all day long, which is very lively.

2. Zhonghua Street in Yokohama

Zhonghua Street in Yokohama, Japan is located in Yamashita-CHO, central district of Yokohama. In the past, the Japanese called it? Chinatown? , renamed as 19 12? Nanjing street? , renamed after the war? Zhonghua Street? . When Yokohama Port 1859 was opened, there was a foreign concession (similar to a concession) in Yokohama, and some Japanese who served European and American trading houses and banks traveled between China and China with Europeans and Americans.

When regular ship flights were opened between Yokohama, Shanghai and Hongkong, some Japanese businessmen began to travel between China and China, and built Guandi Temple, Chinese Guild Hall and Chinese School around Yamashita-CHO, their residence. These are the initial developments of Zhonghua Street in Yokohama. Tall archways are erected at the east, west, north and south gates of Zhonghua Street. There is a archway 15 meters high at the west entrance, with red columns and green tiles. In the middle of the archway is written? Zhonghua Street? With three Chinese characters, the whole building shines with the traditional art of carving beams and painting buildings in China. Zhonghua Street is more than 300 meters long and is home to about 4,000 Chinese.

Yokohama Zhonghua Street is called? China Food Street? . There are about 100 China restaurants here. Restaurants are divided into Cantonese cuisine, Jiangsu cuisine, Shanghai cuisine and Sichuan cuisine, each maintaining its original flavor, with Cantonese restaurants accounting for about half, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Taiwan Province and Hongkong restaurants.

In addition to eating, there are grocery stores, pharmacies, clothing stores, handicrafts stores and so on. Because there are many restaurants, Zhonghua Street is called. Food paradise? Japanese people often come here to eat and visit. Cantonese food there is famous for its lightness and delicacy. The children are in high spirits when they go shopping and eat the Guangdong barbecued pork buns they just bought. Guangdong Shaoshao is also very popular. For what? Fish eater? Yes For the Japanese, they like Shanghai food very much. Most of the menus in Shanghai restaurants are fish, and Sichuan Mapo tofu has become a household name in Yokohama? Sichuan food? Yes Yokohama Hotel, Chongqing Hotel and Taihu Hotel in Zhonghua Street all have their own famous dishes, and pasta snacks are also quite famous. The snack bar in Zhonghua Street is also world-famous, such as Xie Tianji porridge shop, which is very popular.

Third, the fifth order of Mount Fuji

As one of the symbols of Japan, Mount Fuji enjoys a high reputation all over the world. It is also often called. Furong peak? Or? Fuyue? And then what? There are no other mountains? . Since ancient times, the name of this mountain has often appeared in the traditional Japanese poem Song of Peace. Fuji's name comes from the Shai language. What does it mean now? Immortality? The original pronunciation comes from the language of Ainu people in Japan, which means? The mountain of fire? Or? Vulcan? . This mountain is a beautiful cone, which is world-famous and a sacred symbol of Japan.

Now, Mount Fuji is praised by the Japanese people? Shengyue? It is a symbol that the Japanese nation is proud of. Mount Fuji towering into the sky, the top of which is covered with snow. Looking around, it looks like an upside-down fan, so there are also? Jade fan? Known as.

Wuhemei is equivalent to a leisure platform located halfway up the mountain, with a large parking lot, a restaurant, many small shops selling tourist souvenirs and a post office. The beautiful Mount Fuji is a symbol of Japan, with an altitude of 3,776 meters, which is the highest mountain in Japan. The Japanese regard it as the holy mountain and Parr, which has been the theme of praise by Japanese writers and artists for many years. In Japan, people think that climbing the top of Mount Fuji is a hero, which echoes China's failure to climb the Great Wall. Mount Fuji is divided into ten levels from the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain. Starting from the foot of the mountain to halfway up the mountain is called pentamesh. Climb from five eyes, six eyes, seven eyes, five eyes, until the top of the mountain. Many people are proud of climbing Mount Fuji.

Fourth, Dayong Valley

Dai Yong Valley, a Japanese tourist resort, is a crater relic formed by volcanic eruption in the northern part of Hakone-CHO about 400,000 years ago. Also called? Hell? . Most of the springs in Dayong Valley are poisonous. Originally called Oojigoku, it was formed by the eruption of Hakone-machi volcano 3,000 years ago. After Emperor Meiji visited there in 1876, it was renamed Dayong Valley.

Dayong Valley is the most famous tourist attraction in Hakone-CHO. In Hakone-CHO, which is surrounded by green trees, only rocks are exposed, and geothermal steam from cracks is full of fog. A large amount of sulfur vapor is ejected from the cracks in the earth's crust, burning the spring water to a boiling temperature. It makes people feel that the life movement of the earth is spectacular. You can see the beautiful scenery of Mount Fuji and Hakone-machi mountains.

Now, Dayong Valley is still spewing a lot of water vapor and volcanic gas from the ground every day. Approaching the area near Dayong Valley, you will smell the pungent smell of sulfur (hydrogen sulfide gas) peculiar to volcanoes. The scenery overlooking Mount Fuji from Dayong Valley is also spectacular.

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