Kyoto: Kyoto was Japan's capital and the emperor's residence through part of the First and most of the Second Millennia ( it is called "The Thousand Year Capital") and is the source of many aspects of the Japanese culture as we know it today. Kyoto, undamaged in World War II, contains the best-preserved examples of Japan's feudal history.
Narra: Once the capital of Japan, Nara is a beautiful place with splendid temples representing both Shinto and Buddhism. Nara is near both Kyoto and Osaka.
Osaka: Osaka is another of Japan's vibrant "big" cities: it combines its history and modern economy in a manner that is certain to please. And Universal Studios!
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