| nationale gerechten | sushi en sashimi |
| nationale dranken | sake |
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| Temperatuur | Beste tijd voor een reis |
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| Officiële landsnaam | Japan |
| Hoofdstad | Tokyo |
| Nationaliteit | Japanner |
| Talen | overig |
| Visum nodig? | Nee |
| Munteenheid | Yen (JPY) |
| Regeringsvorm | constitutionele monarchie |
| Grootte t.o.v. Nederland | 9.1 keer groter |
| Bevolking | 127.3 miljoen |
| Bevolkingsdichtheid t.o.v. Nederland | 1.2 keer lager |
| Laagste punt | -4 m |
| Hoogste punt | 3776 m |

Een degelijke kaart met aanduidingen van o.a. nationale parken, vliegveld, benzinepomp, dirt-roads en kleine plattegrond van hoofdstad. Als overzich... meer
Een degelijke kaart met aanduidingen van o.a. nationale parken, vliegveld, benzinepomp, dirt-roads en kleine plattegrond van hoofdstad. Als overzichtskaart goed te gebruiken.
In one sense, this is a brand new map, in that the artwork is all brand new. In another sense, it is our map of Hokkaid re-worked into a more marketable format. In any case, it is a very much-needed sectional map of that portion of Japan from Tokyo northwards. Hokkaido is actually one of the most interesting parts of Japan to visit. The island was opened to settlement only after the Ameicans forced Japan to allow contacts with foreign countries in 1868, thanks to Admiral Peary and Gunboat Diplomacy. Hokkaido has been relatively untouched by Japan’s rush to economic dominance, so is the country’s skiing capital in winter and the part of Japan most similar to America. An inset map of Sapporo is included. The other side shows the main island of the country from Nagoya and Toyama (which are considerably west of Tokyo) through Tokyo itself (inset map included) north all the way to Aomori and the tunnel to Hokkaido. All known touristic sites are included, as well as the famous Shinkensen rail lines (and regular rail lines as well), motorways, all main and secondary highways, and everything is shown at a better scale that would be possible on our Japan map. ITMB also publishes a map of the southern portion of the country, called Kyoto and Southern Japan. This map is printed on paper, double-sided.
Dé gids als het gaat om achtergrondinformatie en prachtige foto’s. Door het formaat en gewicht niet zo zeer om mee te nemen, als wel om... meer
Dé gids als het gaat om achtergrondinformatie en prachtige foto’s. Door het formaat en gewicht niet zo zeer om mee te nemen, als wel om thuis voor en na de reis uitgebreid te lezen. Kwalitatief van een hoog niveau! Engels.
City Guide Tokyo offers comprehensive travel advice for what to do and where to go in one of Asia’s most fast-paced cities. Engaging and inspirational History and Culture chapters explain the city’s intriguing and proud past, and the factors influencing contemporary society. The fashion scene, architectural treasures and local cuisine are fully explored so that visitors can gain a sense of how Tokyo’s distinctive character and culture have been shaped. The Best of Tokyo section gives our recommendations for planning the perfect trip – from visiting tranquil temples to joining the crowds in Shibuya’s glitzy shopping malls. The Places chapters cover all areas of the city in detail, including Harajuku and Roppongi. There are also plenty of ideas for hopping on Japan’s super-efficient rail network to make excursions to Mount Fuji, Yokohama, and the spectacular former capital, Kamakura. Full-color photography throughout gives a true flavor of life in the city today. Detailed maps help visitors get around, with all major sites cross-referenced with the text, and the Travel Tips offer selective advice on where to stay, what to eat and practical information on cultural, outdoor and sporting activities.
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