作业帮求一篇介绍日本旅游地点的英语作文~
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求一篇介绍日本旅游地点的英语作文~
可以不要长~可以不很精彩~只要语法是对的就 可以~不要用翻译软件翻出来的那种~要自己写出来的哦~
可以不要长~可以不很精彩~只要语法是对的就 可以~不要用翻译软件翻出来的那种~要自己写出来的哦~
Tokyo
A big city Tokyo can be experienced and seen within as short a time as 3 hours if you follow the model course introduced below. In addition, as this is a walking course, it is always free of charge!
In the middle of Tokyo, the Imperial Palace is located with a peripheral road that is a little over 5 km in length. Even with detours, it would not be any longer than 7 km, enabling you to enjoy a very pleasant walk. In the Palace Garden, you will see various historic spots associated with the Edo Castle, and deep greens make you forget you are in the midst of a city. The Palace is surrounded by a moat of rich water. You will be amazed at the spaciousness and cleanliness of Higashi Gyoen (East Park) and Kitanomaru-koen Park. Both are open to the public and admission is free. It usually takes well over an hour to walk through Higashi Gyoen, but the quiet and beauty makes it well worth doing.
The tour starts with the Nijubashi Bridge, which is the symbol of the Imperial Palace. Walking counter-clockwise facing the bridge in front, you will reach Kasumigaseki, an administrative district, and the National Diet Building, which is the center of politics. Next, you will pass exclusive residential areas including Koji-machi and Ban-cho, followed by Chidori-ga-fuchi (Northwest of the Imperial Palace), onwards to the National Museum of Art. After going down the slope of Kudan, you encounter the lively town of Kanda. The office town of Marunouchi follows the crowded town of Kanda, and this completes a round trip tour of central Tokyo that has offered various scenes. Joggers and walkers also love the peripheral road of the Imperial Palace. With its seasonal flowers, Tokyo Tower, skyscrapers and historic building, you will certainly have interesting experiences as well.
Between the 35th and 36th floor, the highest point of the Marunouchi Building, called "Marubiru", is an atrium. Admission is free and it is only 10-minute walk from the Palace. The diversity of Tokyo can be felt, with the skyscrapers of Shiodome area visible on the left along with the Rainbow Bridge, and the Imperial Palace visible on the right. The night view is gorgeous from the observation room of the Metropolitan Government Building located in Shinjuku. It is open until 23:00 to view the city from a height of 202 m, and admission is also free. In winter, closely observed, Mt. Fuji can be often seen, giving a magnificent outlook. Another popular observation room, also free of charge, is that of the Bunkyo Civic Center (105 m, 25th floor). It is kept dark in the room and has inclined windows to prohibit reflections that could impair the otherwise clear night views.
A big city Tokyo can be experienced and seen within as short a time as 3 hours if you follow the model course introduced below. In addition, as this is a walking course, it is always free of charge!
In the middle of Tokyo, the Imperial Palace is located with a peripheral road that is a little over 5 km in length. Even with detours, it would not be any longer than 7 km, enabling you to enjoy a very pleasant walk. In the Palace Garden, you will see various historic spots associated with the Edo Castle, and deep greens make you forget you are in the midst of a city. The Palace is surrounded by a moat of rich water. You will be amazed at the spaciousness and cleanliness of Higashi Gyoen (East Park) and Kitanomaru-koen Park. Both are open to the public and admission is free. It usually takes well over an hour to walk through Higashi Gyoen, but the quiet and beauty makes it well worth doing.
The tour starts with the Nijubashi Bridge, which is the symbol of the Imperial Palace. Walking counter-clockwise facing the bridge in front, you will reach Kasumigaseki, an administrative district, and the National Diet Building, which is the center of politics. Next, you will pass exclusive residential areas including Koji-machi and Ban-cho, followed by Chidori-ga-fuchi (Northwest of the Imperial Palace), onwards to the National Museum of Art. After going down the slope of Kudan, you encounter the lively town of Kanda. The office town of Marunouchi follows the crowded town of Kanda, and this completes a round trip tour of central Tokyo that has offered various scenes. Joggers and walkers also love the peripheral road of the Imperial Palace. With its seasonal flowers, Tokyo Tower, skyscrapers and historic building, you will certainly have interesting experiences as well.
Between the 35th and 36th floor, the highest point of the Marunouchi Building, called "Marubiru", is an atrium. Admission is free and it is only 10-minute walk from the Palace. The diversity of Tokyo can be felt, with the skyscrapers of Shiodome area visible on the left along with the Rainbow Bridge, and the Imperial Palace visible on the right. The night view is gorgeous from the observation room of the Metropolitan Government Building located in Shinjuku. It is open until 23:00 to view the city from a height of 202 m, and admission is also free. In winter, closely observed, Mt. Fuji can be often seen, giving a magnificent outlook. Another popular observation room, also free of charge, is that of the Bunkyo Civic Center (105 m, 25th floor). It is kept dark in the room and has inclined windows to prohibit reflections that could impair the otherwise clear night views.