What are some activites to do on each of the 4 main islands of japan? -

Hello every one, i am doing a project on japan , and i need to know some activities you can do on each of the four islands,, thanks if you can help,,,

I had to do a project like that too. I got finished today though! Anyway, I used this information on the activities section. I don t quite remember what site I got it from. Sorry. Among the traditional entertainments on offer is bunraku, a unique form of puppet theater. This can be seen in major towns, as can noh drama and kabuki, traditional Japanese drama forms, with participants attired in medieval costumes. The most fascinating and colorful of Japan’s religious festivals takes place in Kyoto, the old imperial capital. The Gion Festival reaches its climax on 16-17 July. A street parade takes place with the participants dressed in fine costumes and carrying portable shrines. The large floats depict ancient themes. The Aoi (or hollyhock) Festival on 15 May dates back to the sixth century. The procession, consisting of imperial messengers in oxcarts followed by a retinue of 600 people dressed in traditional costume, leaves at around 1000 from the imperial palace and heads for the Shimogamo-jinja shrine where ceremonies take place. It then proceeds to Kamigamo-jinja shrine. The Jidai Festival (Festival of the Ages) is of more recent origin, though still splendid to watch. More than 2000 people parade through the town dressed in costumes dating from different periods. Those wishing to see the Japanese tea ceremony can arrange to do so through the tourist information centers in Kyoto and Tokyo. If visitors are interested in eastern religions they can arrange to stay at a shukubo (temple lodging). The tourist office will have a full list of temples offering this service. Sometimes it is possible to participate in meditation sessions. I hope that helps with it! Good Luck!^-^

if yo in shikoku, dont you ever forget to eat sanuki udon. that much is true. in okinawa, dont u ever forget to order okinawa noodle.