Confindustria Assotravel organizza un carnet di iniziative in occasione della “Settimana della Cultura d’Impresa”, che si terrà dal 14 al 23 Novembre 2008. 
Assotravel sponsors' logos in Italy ", the exhibition will be held in Rome from 21 November 2008 to January 25, 2009. The exhibition curated by Innovarte and implemented with the cooperation of the Cultural Commission of Confindustria and Museimpresa, presents the interactions between the artistic and cultural heritage and the industrial system. Logos 
Verrà inaugurata il prossimo 9 Agosto e resterà aperta fino al 2 Settembre la mostra "Colori e luci dal '900 bellunese" allestita presso le Scuole elementari di S.Vito di Cadore ed organizzata dal Gruppo Giovani imprenditori di Assindustria di Belluno, in collaborazione con la Bottega del Quadro di Feltre. 
Nara is famous for two things: ' huge Buddha (the other is to Kamakura about 1 hour from Tokyo) and deer trained. 
From the station, get to the area of \u200b\u200bthe temples and walk is a walk if the weather is not hell (remember the end of July to August is not the best time to visit Japan) is a short tragitto che si fa volentieri. Noi siamo arrivate con la pioggia ma dopo un po' è uscito il sole. Il clima era sempre caldo e umido. 
Appena arrivati si vedono tutte le varie pagode, templi e tempietti. E i cervi. 
Seduti, distesi, in piedi. Si lasciano accarezzare e se avete un pezzo di carta in mano ve lo strappano a morsi. Ma occhio a non arrabbiarvi con loro, sono sacri. Infatti bellissimi cartelli vi spiegano cosa si puo' e cosa non si puo' fare. Peccato che come sempre siano in giapponese.. eh eh 
Inside Todaiji, a huge wooden building, has preserved the giant Buddha (over 16 meters) and weighs 750 tons and was built in 5 years. This contrary to the Buddha statue of Kamakura is closed and therefore you can not understand the dimensions entered only once. And even in the picture you will feel its grandeur 
Then there is also a column with a hole at the base where the Japanese are spending their children (to be sacred?). Moreover there are many customs that we did not know (though we have 'learned the whole rigmarole dell'incenso). 
Il presidente di Federturismo Confindustria, Winteler John Daniel, President of ConfCultura, the Association of private companies that manage the services for the development, use and promotion of cultural heritage, Patrizia Asproni, signed a Memorandum of Understanding for the promotion of artistic and cultural heritage the country in the development of the tourism industry. The agreement recognizes and promotes the close link between tourism development and promotion of Italian cultural and artistic heritage, the integration of the latter in the tourism sector and the need to develop its use in conjunction with the various types of tourism. Federturismo ConfCultura Confindustria and cooperate in the actions of the external representation subjects considered of strategic interest to the cultural heritage sector and jointly develop local projects. 
Il mercato del pesce di Tokyo "Tsukiji" è famosissimo. 
You have to remember that tourists know barely not accepted, so do not overdo it with pictures and intrusiveness, and are very sensitive to trucks whizzing in all directions. Although it is an understatement to call them trucks, are more carts, but they go fast and do not care about the people in between. 
Once the auction ended you can turn quite freely and try one of the sushi restaurants of to eat fresh fish. 
Who comes first in Japan has not prepared the way down what awaits him, unless you have read avalanche of books, articles and even comics that speak Japanese everyday life, not only the most superficial things. For example I know of use (among other things, thank goodness there is, otherwise you know you play order without speaking the language) to make a fake copy of the dishes out restaurants plastic (or wax) . In special display cases, you can see the specialty of the house perfectly reproduced in 3D. But who does not know it is a bit 'surprised at first. How 
But the real drug for me were the onigiri. those famous triangles of rice with seaweed, that were seen in Japanese cartoons. They are everywhere, in supermarkets, vending. or contain a piece of vegetable, or pickled, or umeboshi or a little 'tuna . The funny thing in that case is find out as the filling was written in Japanese! not even a little drawing. On the other hand there was the little drawing of how to correctly open the envelope (the Japanese would put the plastic at all). Despite this, often I ended up eating the plastic or remove the seaweed! 
who grew up among the manga like I know what I'm talking about. You know Kiss me Licia and M'arrabbio ? and their restaurant? Licia clumsy attempts with one where he tried to cook something to the plate. And all of us as children were the ones to ask what kind of pancakes cooked in front of customers, of which he was so greedy cat Julie (the one with the Italian name also in the original). 
Or move to something newer, who did not laugh with that crazy Ukyo carton animato di Rumiko Takahashi "Ranma 1/2" ? Che andava in giro con un'enorme paletta per preparare gli okonomiyaki per il suo amato Ranma. 
We went in a bad place absurd when we have looked perplexed (oh my God two gaijin) but perfect for us: a big man M'arrabbio as gruff and a couple of helpful employees, working in a tiny little room made from the counter and few stools. On hot 
The first in a matsuri out Kyoto (the magnificent temple of Inari ) stand in a very picturesque fishing for small fish and between children with colorful lanterns. The second 
A restaurant composed of women only very cheerful and kind, where we were served at the table, also consists hot plate (just like Kiss me Licia). 
The Himeji Castle is the largest of the 12 existing feudal castles and is so high that it can be seen from a distance, amid the skyscrapers, rising with the Shinkansen . 
However, the castle is also looking for different paths and rooms, in some statues and mannequins reconstruct the life of the time (as in the tower of the Vanities where he lived a happy Princess Sen). The feeling of wood that creaks under your feet is nice. The visit as many museums Japanese is guided by signals and priorities. Just as well because the stairs are a bit 'steep! 
In any case, the stop in Hiroshima to only applies especially to the peace museum . The city is ugly, modern, rebuilt after the atomic bomb, with skyscrapers and modern buildings. 
As you enter there is a section dedicated to the release of the bomb : with photos of the clock stopped at 8.15. The calculation of the exact spot, the model that reconstructs the city before and after, the dynamics of chemical elements / physical (wind, heat, etc..) movies from the plane, devastating picture of the city razed to the ground by standing only the Dome and all correspondence between the various leaders state to decide where to test the atomic bomb (there are letters from Churchill and others indicate that Japan and Hiroshima in particular, because there were American prisoners.) An almost scientific approach. 
I ryokan on the island of Miyajima are few and 'dear, dear is not the only uncomfortable, and to arrive after 5 pm you have to walk, as taxis and buses that there are no after hour! It is located in front of the aquarium but it is really rundown. Instead 
