Best Place to Go in 2012

  A journey is never ending activities in our lives. Relieving stress, enjoying holidays, with a family, coleague, children must be an important thing in this world. Searching the experience, sensational, and many more interest. Here we go the blace you may visit in 2012:

1. Panama
Go for the canal. Stay for everything else.

It’s been 12 years since Panama regained control of its canal,

The World's Tallest Tower; Tokyo Skytree

tokyo skytree tower at nightview

The Skytree tower,  The world's tallest tower and Japan's biggest new landmark, the Tokyo Skytree, opened to the public on Tuesday 22 may 2012. Thousands of people braved the rain to see the Tokyo Skytree, a tower with twice the height of the Eiffel Tower,.

The others said this skytree tower is recognized as the second tallest structure in the world at 2,080 feet, behind the 2,720-foot high Burj Khalifa skyscraper in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. A tower is reportedly considered a different type of structure

Manmade Beach ; Seagaia Ocean Dome

This is one of Japan Dome House Co. Ltd product, Japan Dome company produce home with styrofoam as basic material. There are benefits with syrofoam basic materials, besides faster than others, styrofoam also easy and more cheap (unless for Japannese standart price). Not Only Ocean Dome, Dome house also can be modificated and applicated towards other need, such as home, bar, karaoke center, and spa center, stadium, and more. 

More benefits of styrofoam is can reduce a sun heat so that minimalize air conditioner used. Air sirculation is better, and will not rusty by age than others materials such as wood and iron. It is also highly resistant to earthquakes and typhoons. In addition, the walls, which are treated with a flame retardant, emit no toxic fumes in a fire.

Sakura

When you think of Japan, you think of Sakura flower which famous for its beautiful view. A cherry blossom is the name for the flower of cherry trees known as Sakura (Japanese kanji : 桜 or 櫻; hiragana: さくら) in Japanese. In English, the word "sakura" is equivalent to the Japanese flowering cherry. Cherry fruit (known in Japanese as sakuranbo) comes from another species of tree.