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    <triplocations name="South Japan" description="South of Japan is much more than Giacomo Puccini's kimono-romance: the devilishly hot springs of Beppu, cosmopolitan Fukuoka, the smoking volcano of Sakura-jima in Kagoshima or the tropical sun and the crystal clear ocean of Okinawa - to Nagasaki with that place which Japan and the West first met. The climate is milder than in other islands, but it is said to be quite sure that no typhoon, and no earthquake to Kyushu - the southernmost main island of the archipelago - a bow to make. What is special but the people are a Southern touch, extremely friendly, and remarkably drinkable from leisurely lifestyle." favorite="" full_name="South Japan, Japan" googled_path="Japan/South-Japan" hidden="0" href="http://www.tripwolf.com/en/guide/show/298405/Japan/South-Japan" id="298405" inherited="0" is_poi="0" item_name="South Japan, Japan" language="ENG" latitude="33.4314413355753" longitude="132.71484375" ltp_level="0" parents_name="Japan" rating="0" recommended="" status_description="4" status_name="1" status_tags="0" status_teaser="2" teaser="Madame Butterfly and bathing. Fun in the ocean and in hot springs" teaser_or_description="&lt;b&gt;Madame Butterfly and bathing. Fun in the ocean and in hot springs.&lt;/b&gt; South of Japan is much more than Giacomo Puccini's kimono-romance: the devilishly hot springs of Beppu, cosmopolitan Fukuoka, the smoki..." teaser_or_description_short="&lt;b&gt;Madame Butterfly and bathing. Fun in the ocean and in hot springs.&lt;/b&gt; South of Japan is much more than Giacomo Puccini's kimo..." type="6" type_id="6" type_name="region" votes="1" zoom="5">
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    <triplocations name="Kagoshima" description="Compared Japanese makers call the southernmost city of Kyushu, like &quot;Naples of the East&quot; - a slightly poisoned compliment. Beautiful is the city only if Kagoshimas Vesuvius, the Sakura-jima, just not active, and this is quite rare. The almost 540 000 inhabitants often stretch to a screen against the fierce dust precipitation, from the other side of the Kinko Bay over blow. Sometimes roads and cars centimeter tall with ash. In Kagoshima began 1549 St. Francis Xavier Catholic Mission's work. Over 29 generations, and almost eight centuries shaped the Feudalklan Shimazu from here - far away from the capital - the fate of Südjapan up after Okinawa." favorite="" full_name="Kagoshima, Japan" googled_path="Japan/Kagoshima" hidden="0" href="http://www.tripwolf.com/en/guide/show/298441/Japan/Kagoshima" id="298441" inherited="0" is_poi="0" item_name="Kagoshima, Japan" language="ENG" latitude="31.575396" longitude="130.53982" ltp_level="0" parents_name="Japan" rating="0" recommended="" status_description="4" status_name="1" status_tags="0" status_teaser="2" teaser="" teaser_or_description="&lt;b&gt;&lt;/b&gt; Compared Japanese makers call the southernmost city of Kyushu, like &quot;Naples of the East&quot; - a slightly poisoned compliment. Beautiful is the city only if Kagoshimas Vesuvius, the Sakura-jima, just not ..." teaser_or_description_short="&lt;b&gt;&lt;/b&gt; Compared Japanese makers call the southernmost city of Kyushu, like &quot;Naples of the East&quot; - a slightly poisoned complimen..." type="7" type_id="7" type_name="city / town" votes="1" zoom="10">
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    <triplocations name="Japan" description="Cherry blossoms drift on an ocean breeze and fall without a splash into hot spring pools at the base of snow-capped Mt. Fuji. A hundred miles away, fashion-crazed hipsters sweat and pose and grind under the disco lights of a slick Roppongi nightclub. Japan is a contrast of tradition and modernity, with stereotypes and preconceptions confirmed and shattered at every turn. The one constant of travel in Japan is the overwhelming kindness and generosity of the Japanese people. The great challenge for the traveler is not to navigate a foreign land, but to find ways to express gratitude for the hospitality one is bound to receive. Bring gifts, but present them carefully, because any gestures you extend will be returned many times over. The Japanese will tell you that Japan is a small country, but this just isn't true. The archipelago of Japan extends from the frozen Sea of Okhotsk off the Siberian coast of Asia to the tropical islands of Okinawa. If placed alongside the Eastern seaboard of the United States, Japan would reach from Montreal, Quebec, all the way south to Miami. Mountain ranges and inland seas break up the landscape, in which each region has its own character, dialect, climate, and local specialties. However, despite Japan's size and the distinct character of its regions, the most modern and efficient transportation network in the world makes it a breeze to travel the length and breadth of the nation. Before you jump on the bullet train, though, think about savoring the places in between. Consider taking a local train, open the window, unwrap a rice ball and watch the ancient fields, wooden temples, and bustling cities roll by.
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