http://www.lastminute.com/site/find/World/Asia/Japan.rssen-gbInfo on lastminute.com's Japan offeringshttp://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification ]]> The Golden Pavilion (Kinkaku-ji) is one of Japan's most famous attractions. Built as part of the palace of a decadent retired emperor, the entire structure is covered in gold leaf and topped with an elegant phoenix, creating a truly dazzling sight.]]> The Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo opened in 1995 and houses the foremost collection of post-war art in Japan. The museum itself is a sophisticated structure of grey marble, glass and steel in Metropolitan Kiba Park.]]> A highlight of any trip to Tokyo is a visit to the amazing Imperial Palace in the centre of this modern city.]]> Following Stockholm's original and cool off-shoots in both London and Milan, Tokyo has become the first city outside Europe to boast its own Absolut Icebar. Kept at a constant -5° throughout the year, visitors are allowed in for 45-minute slots, with a cape and gloves provided along with an individual ice glass and the first vokda cocktail (or non-alcoholic option).]]> Higher than Paris' Eiffel Tower by just 13 metres, Tokyo Tower's 333 metres makes it the tallest self-supporting steel tower in the world, a record it has held since opening in 1958. There are two observation platforms - the Main Observatory at 150 metres and the Special Observatory at 250 metres - where visitors can see the whole of Tokyo beneath them in a fantastic 360° panorama.]]> The Kiyomizudera temple is popular amongst Kyoto natives and a must-see for visitors. Kiyomizudera means "Temple of Pure Water," and the site attracts many young people who come to pray for success in finding a soulmate at the Shinto shrine inside the complex.]]> The Blue Note is an established Tokyo venue for quality live music, consistently providing international performers of a high standard.]]> The Edo-Tokyo Museum looks at everyday life in the metropolis from the 17th century, when Edo became the shogun's capital, through the Meiji Restoration period when its name was changed to Tokyo and up to the 1964 Olympics, when the city became a true world capital.]]> One of several enormous clubs in Tokyo, Club Complex Code boasts three dance floors, many bars and buffets and giant screens where Visual DJs can be seen in the mix. The main room has a capacity of over 1000 and three other rooms are reserved for food, karaoke and games.]]> Ueno-koen Park in Tokyo is the perfect destination for strolling, museum-hopping and temple-gazing. The park is carefully landscaped and dotted with museums - the Tokyo National Museum, National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum - and temples as well as Ueno Zoological Gardens, Japan's oldest zoo.]]>