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Nagasaki Atomic Bomb City and Kunchi Festival

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Nagasaki (長崎市) is the capital and the largest city of Nagasaki Prefecture in Japan, an attractively situated port city on the island of Kyushu.

As one of Japan’s closest port cities to the Asian mainland, Nagasaki has played a prominent role in foreign trade relations for many centuries and was the most important of only a very few ports open to restricted numbers of foreign traders during Japan’s period of isolation.

During World War II, the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki made Nagasaki the second city in the world to be subject to nuclear warfare.

Although Nagasaki was famous for the bomb nightware, but Nagasaki nowadays is transforming itself into a very charming city through the redevelopment of Dejima and the Port of Nagasaki; the opening of the Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture, which contains exhibits on the entire history of Nagasaki; and the construction of the Megami Bridge, the new symbol of the Port of Nagasaki.

Another place of visit would be Sofukuji, an Obaku Zen temple with a Chinese appearance. The temple is really a beautiful sight to behold that and is a school to Japanese Zen Buddhism.

Nagasaki nice place for tourism guide including attraction places, events and festival :
1. Nagasaki Peace Park – Commemorating the atomic bombing.
2. Mount Inasa – One of Japan’s three best night views.
3. Meganebashi Bridge – Elegant bridge in central Nagasaki.
4. Sofukuji Temple – Chinese looking Obaku Zen temple.
5. Chinatown – Shinchi, Nagasaki’s Chinatown.
6. Confucian Shrine – Shrine dedicated to Confucius.
7. Kofukuji Temple – Buddhist temple in the Teramachi district.
8. Glover Garden – Open air park exhibiting Western mansions.
9. Dejima – Former district reserved for Dutch traders.
10. Dutch Slope – Pleasant city area with steep slopes.
11. Oura Church – Japan’s most famous Christian church.
11. Nagasaki Kunchi Festival – Colorful festival of the Suwa Shrine.

Nagasaki City
Nagasaki Today is a modern city in Japan

Megami Ohashi Bridge
Megami Ohashi Bridge (“Goddess Bridge”), the new symbol of the Port of Nagasaki

Watch 長崎くんち Kunchi Festival at Nagasaki Japan video here

Large catch with network on the japanese boat “KAWAFUNE” 2006 Nagsaki Japan. A Japanese traditional entertainment at SUWA Shrine in Nagasaki City. A Great artistic Fishing Performance. This celebration is called NAGASAKI KUNCHI.

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Kyoto

Kyoto Japan Old Best Bars Nightlife

December 2nd 2009 | Posted by
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Kyoto (京都) was Japan’s capital and the emperor’s residence from 794 until 1868. It is now the country’s seventh largest city with a population of 1.4 millio

Kyoto is an amazing blend of traditional and modern architecture. In Rakuchu, the old city centre, you’ll find the old Machiya town houses where Geisha once entertained. Most are now shops but in one or ten you can sample hundreds of varieties of local tipples such as the evil ‘shochu’! But whatever you do don’t pour yourself a drink – it’s extremely rude. Notable landmarks include the Heian Shrine, Toji Temple’s five-storey pagoda and Kinkakuji Temple (or Golden Pavilion) a wonderfully tranquil place to recover from a heavy night! Visit in November and April and you’ll witness Japan’s obsession with the fiery-red Maple leaves and also with Cherry blossom ­which they mention in the weather forecast! And if you’re cultured-out nip to Shizuoka and Yokohama during the World Cup to catch some action.

Presently the district boasts of Pontocho in the Gion district, Kiyamachi and Kawaramachi and all these places are interspersed with the major bars and pubs of Kyoto. Some of the popular bars and pubs in Kyoto are Sake Bar Yoramu, The Hill of Tara and A Bar.

Situated on the southern side of Nijo-dori, Sake Bar Yoramu is one of the popular bars of Kyoto. The bar offers a wide array of alcoholic beverages, but then the specialty of the bar is the Japanese “rice wine”. The food menu of the bar is diverse and besides the Japanese delicacies, you can also avail other dishes pertaining to continental cuisine. The ambience of the bar is cozy and relaxing and is ideal to chat with your friends or to host your private party. This one of the best bars of the city and you can enjoy here Japan’s finest sake.

Visiting Kyoto will be more entertaining to visit their bars, pub, KTV, disco, club, and nightlife entertainment.

Best of Kyoto bars are listed here :

1. Gael Irish Pub
Friendly pub in the heart of Kyoto
Gael Irish Pub

2. The River Oriental
Elegant Restaurant & Bar

3. Brown’s
Cozy British Style Garden Pub

4. The Hill of Tara
Authentic Irish Pub

5. Pub Africa
Sports Bar

6. Bar-Club Highness (Gion)
Bar & Nightclub

7. York House Italian Restaurant
Spacious Italian Restaurant

8. Sama Sama
Indonesian Bar

9. Kerala
Indian Restaurant

10. Ace Cafe
Kyoto is at the forefront of a new eastern cool Discover Ace Cafe
that takes the retro 50s and 60s

11. Bar Fakers
A cool and grungy loft bar that’s not as phoney as the name suggests

12. Bar Zinho
Not much bigger than a penalty area and with just about enough space to seat a football Discover Bar Zinho
team

13. Marble Room
White retro bucket seats line the bar and Kyoto’s cool cats takes seats or places on the Discover Marble Room
mattress-like cushions

14. D’s
A clean, well-lit place for drinks.

15. Zappa
A hidden favorite with an international menu.

16. Rub a Dub
The oldest reggae bar in Kyoto.

17. Hub
A friendly bar near Sanjo Street, popular with foreigners living and working in Japan.

18. Bar Isn’t It?
This large open-spaced bar in downtown Kyoto is famous. Isn’t It?

19. Pig and Whistle
Beer from all over the world, darts, and lots of English teachers who just finished work.

20. Pub Africa
An open-space bar with a sports/Africa theme and tasty French fries.

21. Noopy’s
Sadly, Noopy’s has shut its doors for good, but we kept our listing for it because we liked it so much.

Kyoto Nightlife Photos and Pictures :
Kyoto Bars
Kyoto Bars

Watch Kyoto Cruise 2009, showing the old city of Japan on Youtube here :

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