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Spring
In Japan, spring is the most vibrant season of the year, when cherry blossoms color destinations across the country and fresh greenery begins to emerge. The mild weather is ideal for exploring historic landmarks, gardens, and natural scenery while enjoying seasonal cuisine and festivals unique to spring. It is one of the best times to experience all that Japan has to offer.
Kyushu is a region known for its magnificent nature, hot springs, and rich food culture. From urban culture to natural landscapes and local cuisine, visitors can encounter a wide variety of scenery and history while fully experiencing the depth of Japan’s regional culture.
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Hiroshima and Okayama offer historic landmarks, beautiful gardens, and the calm scenery of the Seto Inland Sea. Visitors can enjoy activities with views of World Heritage Sites, as well as art, local cuisine, and the relaxed atmosphere of western Japan.
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Hyogo offers a diverse range of attractions, including World Heritage-listed Himeji Castle, the port city of Kobe, and some of Japan’s best-known hot spring destinations. History, international influences, hot springs, and fine cuisine come together, allowing visitors to experience many sides of Japan in one region.
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Tokyo is Japan’s capital and one of the world’s leading cities where cutting-edge urban culture coexists with tradition. Visitors can explore historic sites such as Sensoji Temple and the peaceful forest surroundings of Meiji-jingu Shrine, as well as iconic landmarks like Tokyo Skytree and the lively Shibuya Crossing. The city also offers diverse experiences including seasonal events, world-class cuisine, and shopping.
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