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Introduction to Kyoto If you go to only one place in all of Japan, Kyoto should be it. Not only is it the most historically significant town in the nation, this former capital was also the only major Japanese city spared from the bombs of World War II. As such, it's rife with temples, shrines, imperial palaces, and traditional wooden homes. In nearby Nara, another former capital -- one even more ancient than Kyoto -- is Japan's largest bronze Buddha and more historic temples.Even though its well-preserved architecture and relics are what put Kyoto on the sightseeing map, I've always felt that its scenes from daily life are what make the city exceptional. Kyoto is home to the nation's greatest concentration of craft artisans, making Kyoto famous for its shops dealing in textiles, dyed fabrics, pottery, bambooware, cutlery, fans, metalwork, umbrellas, and other goods. No wonder Kyoto is also home to 20% of Japan's national treasures.As your Shinkansen bullet train glides toward Kyoto Station, however, your first reaction is likely to be great disappointment. There's Kyoto Tower looming in the foreground like some misplaced spaceship. Kyoto Station itself is strikingly modern and unabashedly high tech, looking as though it was airlifted straight from Tokyo. Modern buildings and hotels surround the station on all sides, making Kyoto look like any other Japanese town.In other words, as Japan's seventh-largest city with a population of about 1.5 million people, Kyoto hasn't escaped the afflictions of the modern age. Yet it has always led a rather fragile existence, as a look at any of its temples and shrines will tell you. Made of wood, they've been destroyed through the years by man, fire, and earthquake and have been rebuilt countless times. Come and explore; you'll soon understand why I consider Kyoto to be Japan's most romantic city despite modernization. No one who comes to this country should miss the wealth of experiences this ancient capital has to offer.

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东京：Tokyo 京都：Kyoto

1、Hokkaido

北海道（Hokkaido），是日本47个都道府县中唯一的道，属于日本地域概念中的北海道地区，也是最北的一级行政区，为日本除了本州以外最大的岛，也是世界面积第21大岛屿，略小于爱尔兰岛。南以津轻海峡界本州岛，北以宗谷海峡界库页岛。

2、Nara-ken

奈良县（Nara-ken），是日本三大都市圈之一大阪都市圈的组成部分，属于日本地域中的近畿地方。其位于日本纪伊半岛中央，古称大和。内陆县，日本历史和文化发祥地之一。日本奈良东邻三重县，西接大阪府，南接和歌山县，北连京都府。

3、Osaka

大阪（おおさか、英语: Osaka），即大阪市，日本第二大都市，日本三大都市圈之一的大阪都市圈的中心城市，广义上的“大阪”可以指日本近畿地方 ，或与以大阪市作为府厅所在地的大阪府，也指以大阪市为中心的大阪都市圈。

4、Yokohama

横滨（Yokohama），属于日本三大都市圈之一东京都市圈的重要城市，位于日本关东地方南部、东临东京湾，南与横须贺等城市毗连，北接川崎市。

5、Tokyo

东京（とうきょう、Tōkyō），日本首都，位于日本关东平原中部，是面向东京湾的国际大都市，日本三大都市圈之一东京都市圈的中心城市。

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