Hmm, well, depends on a couple of things. Is it your first trip to Japan, how long will you be there and do you have any Japanese/travel with someone who can at all speak/read Japanese?
If it's your first trip to Japan and/or you're not there for too, too long, there are a lot of other things to see in Japan, less off the beaten path. There's a lot of things I'd recommend seeing in Japan before this: Kyoto (which you can spend several full days exploring and not even see a quarter of the things there are to see), Tokyo (again, need several days to really see it), Nara is cool, Hiroshima, Himeji Castle, etc. to name just a few.
Also, there was pretty much no English spoken in Naruto, and the signs were hit or miss when it came to English labeling, so it can be hard if you don't speak Japanese.
However, if you do have a lot of time, it is cool to see, so...
Also, your icon is adorable! *sigh* I miss my kitties!
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Date: 2009-05-15 08:45 am (UTC)Hmm, well, depends on a couple of things. Is it your first trip to Japan, how long will you be there and do you have any Japanese/travel with someone who can at all speak/read Japanese?
If it's your first trip to Japan and/or you're not there for too, too long, there are a lot of other things to see in Japan, less off the beaten path. There's a lot of things I'd recommend seeing in Japan before this: Kyoto (which you can spend several full days exploring and not even see a quarter of the things there are to see), Tokyo (again, need several days to really see it), Nara is cool, Hiroshima, Himeji Castle, etc. to name just a few.
Also, there was pretty much no English spoken in Naruto, and the signs were hit or miss when it came to English labeling, so it can be hard if you don't speak Japanese.
However, if you do have a lot of time, it is cool to see, so...
Also, your icon is adorable! *sigh* I miss my kitties!