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国家地理旅行者：日本 第6版 National Geographic Traveler Japan 6th Edition

基本信息

Series:National Geographic Traveler

Format:Paperback / softback 320 pages

ISBN:9788854415867

Published:2 Apr 2020

Dimensions:203 x 127 (mm)

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

书籍简介

在日本，春天来临，象征着生命的樱花树盛开，绚丽多彩。 这是游客的热门季节，他们享受花园的宁静，然而，日本狭长的群岛提供了丰富的文化和地理多样性，全年都有有趣的景点和景点。 景点范围从白雪皑皑的富士山火山到热带环礁以及东京和京都的疯狂大都市。

国家地理带来了日本旅游胜地的文化、历史和传统的各个方面。 附有地图的步行路线包括涩谷区、上野、函馆、萩以及从马笼到妻笼的路线。

您可以沿着熊野古道的朝圣之路或沿着海岸进行赏鲸之旅。 八个主要岛屿和地区的旅游建议包括日本有趣的城市、城镇和地区，帮助游客探索亚洲知名的旅游目的地之一。

In Japan, spring bursts onto the scene with the splendor of blooming cherry trees (sakura), the symbol of life. This is the popular season for visitors, who enjoy the tranquility of the gardens, however, the narrow archipelago of Japan offers considerable cultural and geographical variety, with interesting attractions and places to visit throughout the seasons. Attractions range from the snowcapped volcano of Mount Fuji to tropical atolls and the frenzied metropoles of Tokyo and Kyoto.

National Geographic brings all the aspects of the culture, history, and traditions of the places in Japan to visit. Walking itineraries, with maps, include Shibuya-ku, Ueno, Hakodate, Hagi and the route from Magome to Tsumago.

It is possible to follow the pilgrim paths of Kumano Kodo or take whale-watching trips along the coasts. The travel advice for the eight main islands and regions includes the interesting cities, towns, and regions of Japan, helping visitors discover one of the famous tourist destinations of Asia.

作者简介

PERRIN LINDELAUF 出生于加拿大落基山脉，在不列颠哥伦比亚大学学习英国文学、语言和哲学后移居日本。 在日本逗留期间，他广泛旅行，寻找鲜为人知的历史珍品。

NICHOLAS BORNOFF刚从巴黎电影学校毕业，在印度尼西亚工作，激发了他对远东的持久迷恋。 后来他移居日本，在东京一家广告公司工作，随后担任《日本时报》的影评人。

PERRIN LINDELAUF was born in the Canadian Rockies and moved to Japan after studying English Literature, Languages, and Philosophy at the University of British Columbia. During his stay in Japan, he traveled widely, seeking out little-known and historical curiosities. 

Fresh out of a Parisian film school, NICHOLAS BORNOFF worked in Indonesia, sparking his lasting fascination with the Far East. Later he moved to Japan for a job in a Tokyo advertising agency, and then was a film critic for The Japan Times.