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Jan Dodd's The Rough Guide to Japan is the definitive travel guide to this intriguing country. Includes coverage of all the sights, from Tokyo to the hot springs of Kyushu and the temples of Shikoku. Practical advice and information on hiking in Hokkaido's national parks, skiing in the Japan Alps and experiencing Tohoku's vibrant festivals. In-depth features on Japanese culture, including art, architecture, music and food. |
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National
Geographic Traveler Japan Providing in-depth descriptions of major cultural, architectural and historical sites, this travel guide takes the reader on a tour of Japan and includes mapping of specially commissioned walks and drives, plus regional and city maps. |
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Book: From Tokyo city sights and Mt. Fuji to fascinating temples and shrines, markets, and museums, Frommer's travel guide brings Japan to today's traveler. You'll get information on customs, etiquette, cuisine, and the arts as well as tips for saving money and business travel. |
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Eyewitness
Travel Guide to Japan All aspects of modern Japan, as well as its history, art and ancient traditions are explained through informative text and over 800 photographs and illustrations including street maps. Whether in Tokyo, Kyoto, Okinawa, Honshu, or Hokkaido this is a travel guide for all points of interest. |
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Japan
Insight Guide Japan Insight Guide is a visual guide to Japan. There are other more detailed travel guide books which may provide more information, however, as to be expected from the Discovery Channel, this photo guide brings the living experience of a country or an area to you though images. |
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Fodor's
Japan: The Guide for All Budgets Completely updated and expanded, this all-new travel guide to Japan continues to provide help for travelers in a country where the language and culture is very different. Fodor's Japan shows you hundreds of hotel and restaurant choices in all price ranges, from budget friendly B & Bs to luxury hotels, from casual eateries to the hottest new restaurants. |
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Fodor's
Exploring Japan Even before they travel through Japan, travelers can begin their journey with Exploring Japan. More than 350 beautiful color photographs enhance this photo travel guide, which roams from villages with their teahouses and lush gardens to the open markets and great sushi restaurants, historic Hiroshima, modern Tokyo, Mt. Fuji, and more. |
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Lonely
Planet Hiking in Japan (Walking Guides). A travel guide for both beginning and advanced hikers, with suggested hiking itineraries including temple and pilgrim trails, "Hiking in Japan" is also an excellent reference for travelers interested in Japan national parks, flora and fauna, and wildlife. |
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Gateway
to Japan (Kodansha Guide) The two sections of this book, History and Culture and Japan by Region, are designed to make them more manageable. History and Culture focuses on specific topics and recommends where to go. Japan by Region gives the practical travel information you need to make the trip. Bilingual maps. |
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Lonely
Planet: World Food: Japan Synopsis: The World Food series covers everything to do with the culture of eating and drinking in each country. Entertaining, opinionated and contemporary in style, this Japan guide offers information on temple food, ceremonies and Japanese delicacies. |
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Japan
for Kids :The Ultimate Guide for Parents and Their Children. A guide to entertaining and raising children in Japan, written by long-term residents. Ideas for rainy days, shopping, amusements, parties and celebrations, local travel, health care and education are included. |
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Kid's
Trips in Tokyo : A Family Guide to One Day Outings. Good resources for parents with children from six months to teenagers
up to about sixteen. Written by four women all married to Japanese from
personal experience and knowledge of Tokyo, Yokohama and Kamakura, with
sensitive attention paid to the added challenges posed by language and
cultural factors. |
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Tokyo Bilingual Pocket Atlas Bilingual atlas with place names in English and Japanese, plus useful information for Tokyo residents. Includes 93 pages of maps, two page embassy index and a map of the Tokyo rail system, including new subway lines. Maps symbols indicate city, town and ward boundaries, J.R. Lines, parks, gardens, government offices, hospitals and schools. Lists hotels from which limousine service to Narita is available. |
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Tokyo
City Atlas : A Bilingual Guide
This atlas includes 46 color maps, with all names in English and Japanese orthography. There are 18 central district maps and 21 Tokyo metropolis area maps, with additional maps on the subway system, administrative wards, satellite cities and railways. Also includes maps of the Tokyo metropolitan rail system. |
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Japan
-Rough Guide:The Music of Japan An excellent selection and blending of both modern and traditional musical influences and styles compiled with warmth, knowledge, humor and a sincere love of Japanese music, insightful sleeve notes. |
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Kyoto-Osaka
a Bilingual Atlas : A Kodansha Guide This atlas contains 36 maps of all major metropolitan areas, transportation, and tourist areas in the Kansai region. It highlights Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe, Nara, and Nagoya. |
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