Japan is expected to add the Asuka-Fujiwara ancient capitals to UNESCO’s World Heritage List as the country celebrates 75 years of UNESCO membership. The recognition would become Japan’s 22nd World Cultural Heritage Site, strengthening its cultural tourism appeal and encouraging more travellers to explore one of the nation’s most historically significant archaeological regions.
Japan nears new UNESCO landmark
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August 1, 2026
August 1, 2026
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