Japan is a place that many people really want to visit. Wondering why? Well, let me tell you. There are so many incredible things to see and experience. This land of cherry blossoms, sushi, and samurais offers a unique blend of natural beauty, delicious food, and fascinating history.
But what if you're not really into this place or not a big fan of it? Well, don't worry, we've got something that might change your mind! Allow us to introduce you to the @JapanPicx Twitter page. It's a spot where you'll find lots of pictures and videos that'll show you “why everyone loves Japan”.
We’ve curated a collection of captivating images. So, scroll down and let the beauty of Japan unfold before your eyes. You might just discover a newfound appreciation for this incredible country.
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it's not really that colour, it's more of a lavender (blue-toned) purple in real life. I think some put a filter on their photo.
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If this was in the West, it would either get deliberately vandalised, or killed by the rampant egotistical Insta-idiots and avaricious influencers stomping all over and around it, trying to get "the perfect shot".
To be sitting on one of those benches when the tree is in full bloom...
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My allergies are getting worse just looking at this XD but it’s very pretty
And to think that I have been to Japan and not seen this...I have to go back sometime.
Wisteria trees so gorgeous. These trees grow in CA. When I lived there a wisteria grew and bloomed not far from where I lived.
I call bullsh!t.If this were true, it would name the company because that sh!t is dingo (TM Viva La Dirt League)
Created in 2020, the @JapanPicx Twitter page is a delightful collection of all things Japan. Featuring images of Mount Fuji, captivating street scenes, and adorable animal photos, it has gained the admiration of over 3 thousand dedicated followers, making it a treasure trove for Japan enthusiasts.
Anyone else feel that if they tried something similar local to them some utter muffin would come and wreck it all
Japan is a country full of unique and fascinating quirks that make it a captivating place to explore. Did you know that Japan is famous for its abundance of vending machines? You can find these convenient boxes offering everything from hot coffee and cold drinks to snacks, umbrellas, and even underwear on street corners and in unexpected places.
Speaking about convenience, Japan is renowned for its high-speed trains that can take you places in no time. The Shinkansen, also known as the bullet train, can reach speeds of up to 200 miles per hour (320 km/h) and is a symbol of Japan's technological advancement.
This looks fake. Disclaimer: ik it's not fake but it blows my tiny little U.S mind
Japan is a country that seamlessly blends innovation with tradition. In the bustling streets of Tokyo, you'll find one of the most unique accommodations in the world – capsule hotels. These tiny sleeping pods are a haven for budget travelers looking for a futuristic experience. Stepping into a capsule hotel feels like entering a sci-fi movie, making your stay truly memorable.
Japan's culture is also a hub for creativity, as it gave birth to manga, the beloved world of comic books and graphic novels. Manga covers a vast range of genres, from action-packed adventures to heartwarming romance, making it a treasure trove for readers of all ages.
...with definitely 3+filters added...Japan is amazing even without any »photoshops«...
Japan is a captivating mix of tradition and modern wonders, inviting travelers to explore its diverse experiences. Whether you're relaxing in hot springs, watching sumo wrestling, savoring tea ceremonies, or dining in Tokyo's robot restaurants, Japan offers unforgettable adventures that leave a lasting impression. So, if this list of captivating images and facts hasn't sparked your desire to say 'konnichiwa' to Japan and embark on an unforgettable adventure, it's hard to imagine what will.
Hitachi Seaside Park, for those wondering where this is. :) GettyImage...a91368.jpg 
The thing that strikes me in all these photos is how clean everything is.
Can't wait to go back to Japan again one day. If I can ever afford to!
We learned Japanese in my primary school in Australia. When we were learning the hiragana each one had a way to remember it, for example, fu for fuji. The hiragana on the flash card then was drawn to resemble mt Fuji, so I always remember this when I read/hear Mt Fuji mentioned. :)
I love it, but I would need sunglasses all night long, it may only be a touch of the ‘tism but it pokes hard when neon billboards are involved
beautiful pictures but I feel like the saturation on some of the photos was turned up to 11
More like 111. I have been to several places in these photos. The photoshopper took the coloring and contrast to very unnatural and unrealistic levels.
Load More Replies... My partner and I take virtual tours via Youtube of Japan, we'll do it via train rides filmed, some mostly from the front of the train and just enjoy the sights. It kept us sane during lockdown.
It is really too bad that someone felt the need to manipulate what were otherwise lovely pictures.
good post, hopefully it encourages people to go to the southern Japan (from the middle of Honshu to the southern end of Okinawa). nothing to see here in Tohoku Region :)
It all looks a bit like it’s from Into The Spiderverse with the use of those bright neon colours
beautiful pictures but I feel like the saturation on some of the photos was turned up to 11
More like 111. I have been to several places in these photos. The photoshopper took the coloring and contrast to very unnatural and unrealistic levels.
Load More Replies... My partner and I take virtual tours via Youtube of Japan, we'll do it via train rides filmed, some mostly from the front of the train and just enjoy the sights. It kept us sane during lockdown.
It is really too bad that someone felt the need to manipulate what were otherwise lovely pictures.
good post, hopefully it encourages people to go to the southern Japan (from the middle of Honshu to the southern end of Okinawa). nothing to see here in Tohoku Region :)
It all looks a bit like it’s from Into The Spiderverse with the use of those bright neon colours
