(Photo: Internet) This mountain has a gentle slope and is not too high, only 580m but this is an inactive volcano. In the summer, this place is covered with green trees and in the snowy winters, this mountain is covered with pure white snow. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) To get to the top of Omuro, you need to take a cable car with a ticket price of 700 yen (about 150,000 VND) for adults and 350 yen (about 75,000 VND) for children. You can walk around the crater and enjoy the panoramic view of the entire Izu peninsula. On a clear day, you can see Mount Fuji, Oshima Island – the closest large island in the 7 islands of the Izu island chain. The beautiful scenery here will make visitors dazed for a while. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) If you’d rather experience more than just walking and taking in the beautiful scenery, you can climb down to Omuro crater and hone your archery skills. You may not believe it, but inside this mountain that once spewed fire, lava, limestone and ash is now an archery field. You only need to pay 1,000 yen (more than 200,000 VND) for an hour, including rental fees for bows, bows, gloves and training fees from the staff of the shooting range. An equally fascinating experience for adventurers is paragliding down the slopes of Mount Omuro. (Photo: Internet) After enjoying all the fun on the mountain, you can visit the Izu Shaboten Zoo, which has many cacti, other plants and a large petting zoo. (Photo: Internet) Another place at the foot of Mount Omuro that is very suitable for creating good check-in photos is the Omuro Yamazakura-no-Sato cherry blossom viewing spot. These cherry trees are called jugatsu zakura, which means “October cherry blossoms”. (Photo: Internet) Flowers start to bloom in mid-September and various flowers bloom until early May. Since not everyone can come to Japan in spring, the prime time for cherry blossom viewing and part of the culture. the land of the rising sun, so this is a great choice. Mount Omuro is the perfect backdrop for this beautiful painting of cherry blossoms in full bloom.

The Sagano Bamboo Forest located in Arashiyama is the second most popular tourist attraction in Kyoto. Walking in this bamboo forest makes you feel like you are lost in another world. Although quite crowded during the peak tourist season, it is undeniable that Sagano bamboo forest is a place to visit when coming to this place. Autumn is the best time to visit Hitachi Seaside Park, a popular park on the east coast of Honshu – Japan’s largest island. This is the ideal place for you to have a short break away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Hitachi Seaside Park, located northeast of Tokyo, welcomes visitors at any time of the year thanks to its flowers blooming like a colorful picture. September is the ideal time to visit because the flowers are in full bloom but if you like to see Baby Blue Eyes flowers, you should come in April or May. Have you ever wanted to visit the Wisteria tunnel? If so, the Kawachi garden located in the southern part of Kyushu is the destination for you. The Japanese love Wisteria and flowers are the hallmark of Japanese Waka poetry. The best time to visit the garden is at the end of April when the flowers are at their brightest. If you have time to Tokyo, you should spend a day visiting Kawagoe. Kawagoe is famous for its rivers and is often called “little Edo” because the main road here still retains the old atmosphere of towns from the Edo period (1603-1867). Kawagoe Festival is held for 3 days on the third Saturday and Sunday of October. The Fuji Shibazakura Festival is an annual event held in the area of ​​5 lakes around Mount Fuji. Visitors to the festival will be treated to a breathtaking view. That is the beauty of more than 800,000 alternating pink, white and purple flowers covering the field. This festival is usually held between April and June and the best time is every morning. Fushimi Inari Shine is one of the most important Shinto shrines in southern Kyoto that remembers the merits of Inari – the god of rice. The foxes here are said to be messengers of the god Inari so there are many fox statues around the temple. The main attraction for tourists is the thousands of gates of the Shinto Shinto shrine arranged consecutively around the main houses. The Nakasendo Path is a walking path that begins in Kyoto and ends in Edo. Nakasendo means “road through the mountains” and was an important route of the 17th century. To go all the way, it takes you 10 days, walking 3-4 hours each day. It has impressive scenes that contain features of Japan’s long history. Natadera Temple is beautiful at all times, especially in winter. This temple is 1300 years old, founded in 717 by a Buddhist monk. Both the nearby Mount Hakusan and the shrine are popular sacred destinations to this day. If you want a place that has both ancient historical sites and scenic spots, don’t miss Seigantoji Temple. Located in the Wakayama district, Higashimuro, the temple is 3 stories high and next to it is a beautiful waterfall 133 meters high. The Japanese want to preserve their traditions of bamboo and rice cultivation by holding a bamboo light festival in Taketa, Ōita. This event started in 2000 attracting visitors from all over the world who come here to see 20,000 lanterns light up for 3 nights. This festival starts from the third Friday of November. You can always do interesting things in Osaka whether on a warm sunny day or a rainy day. This is the second largest city in Japan after Tokyo with unique architecture, bustling nightlife, delicious street food and of course the famous Osaka castle. Hokkaido is Japan’s second largest island located in the north. This place is a vast and wild land with an area 40 times the size of Tokyo but the population is only 1/3 of that. If visiting this fascinating land, be sure to visit the Blue Pond (Aoiike) with its beautiful clear blue water made from natural minerals. Cherry blossoms are one of the most characteristic features of Japan. Every spring, Japan is covered with tender cherry blossom petals. However, if you want to enjoy the beauty of this flower, you need to choose the right time because cherry blossoms only bloom for a few weeks. If you plan to visit Japan, it would be a mistake not to visit one of the country’s most famous natural wonders. Those are Chureito Pagoda and Mount Fuji. From Chureito Pagoda, visitors can admire the breathtaking view of Mount Fuji. This is a temple built in 1963 as a symbol of peace.

Some details exist to prevent counterfeiting. Others appear for the purpose of decoration, creating unique values ​​for each brand. Breguet If you own a watch from the Breguet brand, try to find the signature on the dial. Signature is added to prevent counterfeiting. In the 18th century, Breguet watches were popular with the elite. It gradually becomes a luxury accessory. To limit the appearance of counterfeit goods, the brand has engraved the founder’s signature on the dial. This signature appears only when light is illuminated at an oblique angle. To this day, the signature is still the hallmark that distinguishes real Breguet watches from fake. Buyers can be found near 6 or 12 o’clock. It has become the exclusive symbol of the brand. Blancpain Unlike Breguet, Blancpain does not leave its mark on watch models. Its logo appears on enamel dials on some products. For the brand, the enamel dial is a work of art. Therefore, Blancpain takes it very seriously. The “JB” on the Blancpain watches is an abbreviation of Jehan-Jacques Blancpain – the brand’s founder. This sign is the two letters “JB” usually engraved at 4 o’clock, 5 o’clock, 7 o’clock or 8 o’clock. This is an abbreviation of Jehan-Jacques Blancpain – the founder of Blancpain. It is difficult for users to identify this sign. You need to tilt a certain angle to find its position. Omega The Omega brand has created an extremely small Ω mark in the center of the watch model. This started in 1950 and continues to this day. However, people are still unclear about the purpose and true meaning of the icon. The meaning of the symbol in the center of the Omega dial is unknown. Rolex Rolex is the most counterfeited watch brand in the world. Therefore, the company uses secret signs to combat this situation. In the past, the brand often engraved the serial number on the case. However, this approach is considered too simple. Therefore, the company decided to engrave the words “ROLEXROLEXROLEX” on the inside of the frame and add the serial number at 6 o’clock. To distinguish authentic and fake products, the Swiss brand has printed the words “ROLEXROLEXROLEX” with the dashed crown. In addition, at 6 o’clock, the company engraved the crown logo with laser dashes. This symbol is very difficult to find and is one of the criteria for verifying real goods. However, these marks appear only on watches manufactured after 2000. Many fanatics regularly hunt for Rolex watches do not have the mark on. These products are mostly antiques, with high collectible value. Grand Seiko In addition to being anti-counterfeiting, some brands add logos to create their own distinctiveness. On the dial of Grand Seiko, you can see an 8 or 5-pointed star. The 8-pointed star indicates that the dial, hands, or chronograph scale of the watch are made of a special material. Meanwhile, the 5-pointed star symbol indicates the error trend of the watch no more than 5 seconds / year. In addition, the brand has some impressive designs. In the watch, the buyer can see the outline on the dial that resembles the figure of Mount Fuji. Grand Seiko uses distinctive symbols to make her mark.