Spring is considered the most favorite and notable season to the people of Japan. It is a beautiful, magical, and joyful season of all. With many cherry blossom festivals held across the county, it’s one of the best times for a visit and explore Japan’s beautiful spring landscape, and unique culture and traditions.
Locals gather in public parks, gardens, riversides and castle grounds to enjoy a memorable hanami picnic party with their relatives and friends. They like sitting under breathtaking cherry trees filled with blossoms.
April is the best month to see sakura in Japan. Though, in Okinawa, people there celebrate hanami to the fullest between late January andearly February. This post here reveals the beauty of spring on Okinawa Island.
Ume (plum blossoms) is a delicate flower that blooms in early February on the main island of Japan. Take a walk into a plum grove and you will be astonished seeing its delicate beauty out there. Often ume is considered a late winter blossom in Japan.
When spring rolls around, tons of cherry trees start blooming, creating a great tranquil atmosphere that everybody wants to be with. A list of breathtaking spring festivals are held throughout the country, where people enjoy various cultural events, stage performances, night cherry blossom viewing, eating outdoor under cherry trees, buying cute souvenirs and etc.
Visiting Japan in spring means understanding the true culture of Japan, traditions, people and most importantly you can reveal many hidden surprises.
Kyoto is enveloped by rich nature and history. From mid-March to early April is an ideal time to plan your trip to Kyoto in spring. During this time, Kyoto experiences ...
Cherry blossom viewing is a wonderful Japanese tradition. Every spring, all over the nation, cherry trees bloom in parks, trees, and even wilderness sanctuaries. In Fukushima, the best time to ...
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Spring in Japan means viewing the cherry blossoms, but there are certainly other things to do and see. With so many Japanese festivals taking place throughout the year, you have ...
Cherry blossom season in Japan ends between early and mid-April. Though in Hokkaido, the season still remains, featuring a lot of beautiful spring flowers, including sakura, ume, magnolia, and tulips ...
Kochi Prefecture of Japan is located on the southern coast of Shikoku Island, where you can have a lot of fun by discovering its gorgeous outdoor nature, visiting historic landmarks, ...
Shikoku Island, one of Japan’s four main islands consists of four prefectures – Kagawa, Tokushima, Kochi, and Ehime. Between late March and early April, you can see amazing vistas of ...
Planning a trip to Tokyo in spring? The city is renowned for its sakura (cherry blossoms) and attracts many visitors every spring. One of the best places to visit in ...
The Fuji Five Lakes are found at the northern base of Mount Fuji and are a region of amazing beauty and wilderness. Here you can get some of the best ...
Fukushima Prefecture is located in the Tohoku region of Japan. Blessed with beautiful nature, there is actually no right or wrong time to visit Fukushima. The prefecture has everything to ...
Ehime prefecture is located in the northwest of Shikoku Island, the smallest island of Japan’s five main islands. The area is blessed with picturesque rural landscapes, mountains, seas, islands and ...
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