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Discover the top 20 best places to visit in Japan, a country known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture. From the historical treasures of Kyoto, to the majestic Mount Fuji, to the bustling streets of Tokyo, this video takes you on a journey through Japan’s most captivating destinations. Explore sacred temples, ancient shrines, scenic hiking trails, and beautiful coastal spots that will leave you in awe. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or a taste of Japan's culinary delights, these 20 destinations are mustsee stops for any traveler. Also we uncover the beauty and charm of Japan’s iconic landmarks!

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Timecodes:
0:00 Intro
0:33 Number#20 Kyoto
1:38 Number#19 Mount Fuij
2:33 Number#18 Mie
3:23 Number#17 Osaka
04:12 Number#16 Nara
05:06 Number#15 Tokyo
6:19 Number#14 The Michinoku Coastal Trail
6:57 Number#13 Nikko
7:55 Number#12 Kamikochi
8:56 Number#11 Kanazawa
10:13 Number#10 Takayama
11:14 Number#09 Ishigaki
12:04 Number#08 Kobe
13:07 Number#07 Hakone
14:02 Number#06 Hiroshima
14:46 Number#05 Sapporo
15:30 Number#04 Yokohama
16:18 Number#03 Kamakura
17:05 Number#02 Lake Biwa
17:49 Number#01 Hokkaido

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