Japanese landmark, Mount Fuji in dreams. The Japanese regard Mount Fuji as a sacred mountain and a symbol of Japan. There are many literary and artistic works that praise and display the charming scenery of Mount Fuji.

Mount Fuji towers into the clouds. As you look around, there is no snow on the mountainside. The top of the mountain is covered with white snow, like a fan hanging upside down in the air, so it is also known as the "Jade Fan".

Mount Fuji is the highest peak in Japan, with an altitude of more than 3,700 meters.

It is said that a long time ago, she was blocked by other mountains, but the Japanese love this mountain called Fuji so much, so they must make it different.

At the northern foot of Mount Fuji are the Fuji Five Lakes, which are Lake Yamanaka, Lake Kawaguchi, Lake Sai, Lake Shojin and Lake Motosu from east to west. They are also famous tourist attractions.

Nagasaki, Kyushu: Nagasaki Prefecture, a tourist destination with a mix of Japanese style and exotic atmosphere, is located at the western end of Kyushu, Japan. It is surrounded by the Ariake Sea, Omura Bay, and Tachibana Bay, and is full of natural beauty.

The advantage of being located near the sea has made Nagasaki the main window for Japan’s foreign exchanges since ancient times.

In 1571, the Portuguese sailed here for the first time, and Catholicism was also introduced.

The Port of Nagasaki, opened in 1570, became a trading port for Portugal, and a large amount of Western culture flowed into Nagasaki.

Later, Dutch and Chinese businessmen also came to Nagasaki for trading.

After 1641, Japan implemented a policy of isolation for 200 years.

During this period, Nagasaki became the only port open to the outside world, conducting trade with my country, the Netherlands and other countries.

Western missionaries built Western-style buildings such as Oura Catholic Church and Gebag Park here.

At the same time, Western culture such as medicine and astronomy was also introduced to Japan through this place.

In modern times, Nagasaki's shipbuilding industry prospered.

ALEXANDER&SUN Duty Free Shop In the early days of its establishment, ALEXANDER&SUN Duty Free Shop cooperated with various travel companies to sell excellent products of [Made in Japan] to tourists from various Asian countries.

During this period, it was mainly tourists from South Korea, and later expanded to customers from Taiwan, Mainland China, and Southeast Asia.

In order to increase foreign tourists, many high-quality products from Japan in the store have strong discounts.

In recent years, ALEXANDER & SUN duty-free stores have been organizing various types of activities for domestic tourists, especially during holidays, where the discounts are more attractive.

The Japanese star products in the store, such as horse oil, No. 1 enzyme, nattokinase, deep-sea fish oil, etc., are very beneficial to improving the sub-health status of modern people.

It can also meet the beauty requirements of some women.

Some luxury goods, including Armani, Casio, MiuMiu, Fendi and other big-name clothing watches, are discounted by as low as 20%.

Attractions in Ishikawa Prefecture: Yamashiro Hot Spring Yamashiro Hot Spring is located in Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture. Together with Yamanaka Hot Spring and Katayamazu Hot Spring, it builds the popularity of hot springs in Ishikawa Prefecture.

It is said that the eminent monk Gyoki discovered that this place was a hot spring after seeing a bird using spring water to treat its wounds. This is considered to be the beginning of Yamashiro Onsen's popularity among people.

Since then, people have called this place "Crow's Hot Spring" and it has become a long-lasting and famous hot spring place.

During the Edo period, the hot spring street here mainly developed around the first bathhouse. The first bathhouse was called "soyu", and the surrounding streets with the center of "soyu" were called "yuzhiqu".

"Run" is a unique name in the Hokuriku region.

In 2010, the local area rebuilt the "Soto" that was built in the 19th year of Meiji (1886) and named it "Furu Soto".

Osaka, a shopping paradise and gourmet city, is the second largest city in Japan. It is home to Kansai International Airport, the aviation hub of the Kansai region, and is also home to the Osaka Port where sightseeing cruises dock.

Passing through Osaka, the transportation to the tourist hotspots Kyoto, Kobe, Nara, Wakayama and other surrounding provinces and cities is extremely convenient. It can be called the "thoroughway of nine provinces". It is no exaggeration to say that Osaka is the base camp of tourism in the Kansai region! Osaka is a paradise for food and

As a shopping city, tourists can find whatever they want here, and many tourists come to Osaka multiple times.