"Rare and currently irreplaceable treasures of mankind, monuments and natural landscapes of outstanding significance and universal value recognized by all mankind." this is what this tag represents.
One of the three major religions of the world. Deeply influenced the traditional culture and art of Asia, and is one of the sources of traditional thought and philosophy in China, Japan and Korea.
The shrine is the center of belief and spiritual icon of the traditional Japanese religion Shintoism. The Japanese have a tradition of visiting the shrine to pray for blessings on important festivals such as New Year's Day, or on important occasions such as blind dates, examinations, pregnancy, etc. Traditional festivals are also held around the shrine at different times of the year.
Originating from India and sublimated by Chinese architecture, pagodas were often the most striking creations of ancient city skylines and a symbol of faith's ascent to the sky.
Sakura, a beautiful flower that represents the spirit and philosophy of the Japanese people. Sukura season is the time of year when tourists from all over the world flock to the cherry blossom viewing front.
Water covers 71% of the Earth's surface, mostly in seas and oceans. Water, ice and snow are also central to many sports and other forms of entertainment, such as swimming, pleasure boating, boat racing, surfing, sport fishing, diving, ice skating and skiing.
If paris doesn't have the Eiffel Tower, Tokyo doesn't have Tokyo Tower and Sky Tree. Then a city would lack the most striking and unique features of its skyline. The significance of a landmark is not its height or shape, but its longevity and the most powerful addition to the urban landscape.