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Three Views of Japan

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<p>A canonical list of three most celebrated scenic views in Japan, attributed to 1643 scholar Hayashi Gahō (also Hayashi Shunsai). The <strong>Three Views of Japan</strong> (日本三景, <i lang="ja-Latn" title="Hepburn transliteration">Nihon Sankei</i>) are attributed to Hayashi's <em>Nihonkaku Jisekikou</em> book, which introduced these three prominent locations to be found across Japan. Each spot is surrounded by the sea and considered a strong symbol of Japan.</p>

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Amanohashidate

Amanohashidate

Bonson Lam

Since the inception of Kyoto more than a thousand years ago the nobility have retreated to this seaside resort.

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Matsushima

Matsushima

Andrew Checkley

Legendary pine-clad islets in a broad bay, venerated by poets and Lords throughout history.

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