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the reasons why you should go to Japan. Welcome to Japan. Japan is know for
volcanoes, mountains, cherry blossoms, temples, and especially food. Ramen, a
Japanese noodle soup has become popular around the world for decades. When we
talk about Ramen, we often think about this. But when Japanese talk about
Ramen, what they mean is this or this. Reason number one: delicious food. This is
shoyu. Shoyu Ramen soup is a clear, brow, savory broth flavored with soy
sauce. The soup is usually made of chicken
broth and often contains well-done tender meat, such as pork, beef, or fish
depending on the region. Shoyu Ramen is the most common type of Ramen, and
it's usually what is served when a menu does not specify a specific type of
soup. This is Miso. Miso Ramen soup is flavored with soy bean paste resulting in
a thick, brown soup with a rich, complex flavor. The style originated in Hokkaido
with the long cold winters, but it has spread to the point where it can be
found pretty much anywhere in Japan. And here is some advice when you go to a
Ramen place in Japan. First: choose your noodles. Typical Ramen noodles are long and
elastic, but countless varieties exist that vary from thin and straight to
thick and wavy. Some Ramen places allow you to customize your noodles order to
some extent such as allowing you to select the thickness or doneness.
Second: choose your toppings. A very common topping is Chashu, fatty slices of roasted
or braised pork. But you can also go for Menma, preserved bamboo shoots with a
salty flavor; or seaweed; corn; or creamy butter.
The second reason: beautiful landscapes. Japan is not just about food; it's also
about mountainous geography. This is Fujiyama, and "Yama" is "mountain" in
Japanese. The mountain located on Honshu island with the shape of a
symmetrical cone, the height of more than 12,000 feet, and the presence of snow
covering Fuji's peak for about 5 months a year. Therefore, this enormous
cone that stands out from the surrounding civilization has become
popular among tourists who want to witness this masterpiece of mother
nature. one way to enjoy this piece of art is taking a walk at Lake Kawaguchi
near Mount Fuji in the border of Fujikawaguchiko and Minobu. From
this lake there is a phenomenal view to Mount Fuji: far away is a hazy Mountain
blending into a vast blue sky; close by is the silver-blue Kawaguchiko lake
that mirrors the reflection of Fuji; in a high sky, birds are flapping; and on the
sides, pink cherry blossoms fill the atmosphere with floral aroma.
Reason number three: urban legends. "73% of Japan is mountainous." And living among
the mountains with various annual natural disasters, Japanese generally are
superstitious properly because the ancient Japanese daily lives were so
harsh; and technology didn't exist, so the easiest way to explain natural phenomenon
was superstitions. Until today, many Japanese superstitions have become
urban legends. One famous Japanese urban legend is kuchisake-onna, which is
slit-mouthed woman. According to the legend, she covers her mouth with a cloth
mask. The woman will ask a victim "Am I pretty?"
If the victim answers yes, she will remove her mask and ask the victim again.
If the victim answered [...] or screams, she will slash the victim from ear to ear so
that a victim resembles her. If the victim says no, she will walk away only
to follow her victim home and brutally murder the victim that night. Said
reaction also occurs if you say no before she removes her mask. Reason
number four: anime.
Japan is not just a place for scary legends, it is also a place for
cuteness: the well-know anime, Japanese cartoon. One of the recent anime hit is
"Your name." "The story takes place in a small mountain village in Japan.
Mitsuha, a a high school girl of this village leads a dull life
and yearns for living in a big city, that someday she has a dream of her being a
boy. In that dream she is in an unfamiliar house in Tokyo and surrounded with strange
friends. Though she's confused, she feels happy living a new life here. Meanwhile a
Tokyo high-school boy named taki also has a real dream of him being a
girl in a mountain village. That's how they meet each other in their dreams."
This anime confirms a Japanese proverb: [ Google translate ], which literally means
faith can move mountains, and in this case, specifically, love is beyond distance and time
Reason number five: Japanese characteristics. This is Makoto Shinkai, the scrawny
Japanese man wearing a brow, wrinkled long-sleeve shirt with messy hair and
his glasses on. He is sitting in his studio answering the interview.
The man speak in low tone, soft voice. Makoto Shinkai
is a famous Japanese director ,the director of "Your name", an outlier that "do things
that are out of the ordinary," and he is also a typical hard-working and modest
Japanese man. "Your name" was such a huge hit that some people called him the new
Miyazaki. And Miyazaki is the greatest anime director of all time. But this is his
response.
The last reason: because why not Japan? If you're hyped for Japan, then you should consider
going to Japan this autumn or spring. It is the best time to visit Japan; and
there is little rainfall; the sky is clear; and temperatures are mild. And there is
also delicate cherry blossom of spring and vivid hues autumn leaves that are
visually stunning
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