The Bay Area's Cultural Districts
A few hours ago, we received a question from one of our subscribers who wanted to explain some key differences between the two bay area tourist attractions so you will know what is the best one suited for your visit to the city next week!
For the past few months we have written dozens of articles that we feel will help you explore the San Francisco Bay Area. They are all well researched and straight to the point, so you do not have to worry about wondering where to go !!
So we decided to answer this question will allow us to dig a little deeper into the San Francisco cultural experience!
there is no reliable way to tell whether China or Japan Town site was a better experience.
winner will have more to do with personal preferences and of any specific quality.
For example, if you're dying to try authentic sushi and sake, it is clear Japan Town is the place for you. Truth be told if you're in the mood for walking outdoors, soaking in the sun, feasting on open-air street markets and temples to visit, China town is a winner by a mile.
Japan city has more than inner experience. She has no foreign markets, fresh produce, or niche food shopping to China Town features, however, there are not enough indoor restaurants, clothing and assorted novelty stores.
If you are looking for more karaoke experience, then Japan Town is without doubt the destination, and even they have some great bars to get your ready for a night full of singing.
In comparison, China Town to eat too many times, is almost entirely outdoors, extends to 24 city blocks (much higher than in Japan Town), located kitty corner from the North Beach (Italian neighborhood in San Francisco), takokulturno experience is blended and a little more authentic.
If you are looking for walking indoors, eat some tasty treats, and check out the Asian literature, and to avoid the time, I would recommend a place in the hearts of Japan.
Japan Town is completely indoors, and although an open feel, because it is truly Asian aesthetics, it is more or less a better destination if it is not so terrible from the outside.
into a very deep contrast, China is a city far from the quiet inner experience as one could possibly get. If it is a beautiful day outside, and you are not afraid of walking and soaking in the outdoor ceremony, then China Town is going to be a suitable destination .!
In addition to simple "outdoor experience," China has a huge city street that runs in the market for nearly 24 city blocks and offers everything you could possibly want. In addition, China Town puts next to the Italian district, which offers you two of San Francisco's largest cultural districts, and that in mind, the culinary offering is unlimited.
