I'm not living in Tokyo. I'm leaving in Kansai and I have a car. I've been to all the places you mentioned, but Shikoku or Hokkaido (damned! there's where the beauty stays untouched!)
Hopefully, I'm not American (I'd rather kill myself than being from the most ignorant, self-centered, and naziest country in the world). I'm from a corner at the Mediterranean sea, where olive trees have been growing for thousands of years. Near the mountains and by the sea, beautiful and colored villages, with astonishing landscapes. World known artists have gone there to get inspiration for the most influential pieces of art. There's history oozing every corner, carved in stone, for everyone to see.
But let's not talk about my home. Just pick any street in any capital in Europe (Paris, London, Roma, Vienna), take a picture, and then compare to any (ANY) street, let's say, in Osaka. If you can't tell the difference, guys, you have a problem!
BTW, calling these mountains the 'Japaneses Alps' is an arrogant joke. Have any of you ever been in the REAL Alps?

Japan was a beautiful land, with misty woods, sparkling rivers with crystal water, breathtaking seasides, and beautiful green rice pads. But now, it's just a back yard full of junk, concrete beaches and rivers, monotonous landscape of dull copy-pasted houses, and narrowness in any direction. SEMAI, Japan is SEMAI. This is how I see the country.

ps: only one guy gave an answer to my arguments, providing examples of beautiful places in Japan. The rest just gave 'ad hominem' answers, attacking me. This is silly and give a measure of their limited argumentative capacities.