Houryuu-ji Houryuu-ji
to listen to the pronunciation.| Mount Fuji (3,776 m high, which is the highest mountain in Japan) Fuji-san  -see picture on Wikipedia |
| Asakusa (in Tokyo) Asakusa  -see picture on Wikipedia |
| the Imperial Palace (in Tokyo) Koukyo  -see picture on Wikipedia |
| Kinkaku-ji (in Kyoto) Kinkaku-ji  -see picture on Wikipedia |
| Kiyomizu-dera (in Kyoto) Kiyomizu-dera  -see picture on Wikipedia |
| Todai-ji (in Nara) Toudai-ji  -see picture on Wikipedia |
| Nara Park (in Nara) Nara kouen  kouen: park -see picture on Wikipedia |
| Niseko (a ski resort located in the Hirafu area of Hokkaido) Niseko  -see picture on Wikipedia |
| Itsukushima Shrine (in Hiroshima) Itsukushima-jinja  jinja: shrine -see picture on Wikipedia |
| Atomic Bomb Dome (in Hiroshima) Genbaku doumu  doumu: dome Kanji translation: genbaku: atomic bomb  -see picture on Wikipedia |
| Shirakawa-go (in Gifu) Shirakawa-gou  -see picture on Wikipedia |
| Himeji Castle (in Hyogo) Himeji-jou  -see picture on Wikipedia |