Spring アーカイブ - Japan Tourism Site

こんにちは！(Hello! in Japanese). I’m Keita and I’m From Tokyo in Japan. Japan is a country of stunning seasonal contrasts, offering something unique and atmosphere for each season in Tokyo.

Whether you’re chasing cherry blossoms in spring, basking in summer festivals, admiring autumn foliage, or enjoying winter’s snowy landscapes,

Japan has a season that’s perfect for your travel dreams.

Here’s a guide to help you experience the best things of each season in Tokyo and if you explore more for each season, there is the link for each season guide below this article.

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Spring (March to May): Cherry Blossom

Spring is synonymous with cherry blossoms in Japan. From late March to early April, the entire country turns pink as sakura trees bloom.

Join locals in hanami (flower viewing) picnics under the cherry blossoms, and don’t miss night-time illuminations that make the blossoms glow beautifully.

If you are interested to come in spring, I made the list that makes you easy to trip in Tokyo in spring.(Click this link)

Summer (June to August): Festivals and Fireworks

Summer in Japan is all about vibrant festivals and dazzling fireworks displays.

Each region celebrates with its unique traditions, from dancing in the streets to parading massive floats.

Be sure to wear a yukata (summer kimono) and enjoy festival foods like yakisoba and takoyaki.

And Fireworks is really famous among Japanese and when it comes to big festivals, they always set off fireworks.

If you are interested to come in summer, I made the list that makes you easy to trip in Tokyo in summer.(Click this link)

Autumn (September to November): Fall Foliage

Japan’s landscapes are painted with vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows as the leaves change color.

Take a leisurely stroll through temples and gardens, or hike through mountains to fully appreciate the beauty of Koyo.

If you are interested to come in autumn, I made the list that makes you easy to trip in Tokyo in autumn.(Click this link)

Winter (December to February): Snowy Adventures and Illuminations

Winter in Japan is a wonderland of snow-covered landscapes and stunning illuminations.

There are a lot of places which you can enjoy winter sports and there are some Christmas festivals in Japan which is really famous among Japanese and those festivals are different from the other countries festivals.

If you are interested to come in winter, I made the list that makes you easy to trip in Tokyo in winter.(Click this link)

Spring in Tokyo is one of the most magical times to visit, as the city comes alive with the vibrant colors of cherry blossoms, lively festivals, and perfect weather for exploring.

Here’s your guide to experiencing the best of Tokyo in spring.

If you explore the summary guide about the seasonal guide in Japan, click this link!

Cherry Blossom Viewing(Hanami)

What Is Hanami

Hanami (花見) is a traditional Japanese practice of enjoying the beauty of flowers, particularly cherry blossoms (sakura).

The term “hanami” literally means “flower viewing.” in Japanese. This tradition has been celebrated in Japan for centuries and is deeply embedded in the country’s culture.

Recommended Spots

Meguro River / Nakameguro

The area around Meguro River is popular for both daytime and nighttime cherry blossom viewing.

In the evening, the trees are illuminated, making the scene even more magical.

The riverside is also lined with trendy cafes, restaurants, and shops, allowing visitors to enjoy a leisurely stroll while taking in the beauty of the blossoms.

The annual cherry blossom festival here adds to the festive atmosphere, with food stalls and seasonal events.

And also There is STARBUCKS RESERVE® ROASTERY TOKYO along to this river which is famous among Japanese and there is a terrace which you can see Cherry Blossom. If you would like to explore more, click this link

STARBUCKS RESERVE® ROASTERY TOKYO(https://www.starbucks.co.jp/reserve/roastery/floor-3.html)

Sumida Park / Sky Tree

Sumida Park is a classic hanami destination in Tokyo, stretching along both sides of the Sumida River, with breathtaking views of over 1,000 cherry trees.

This park is particularly famous for its stunning backdrop of the iconic Tokyo Skytree, making it a popular spot for photographers and those looking to capture the perfect hanami moment.

During the cherry blossom season, Sumida Park comes alive with visitors who gather to enjoy picnics under the blossoming trees.

The park offers spacious lawns and walking paths, providing plenty of room for everyone to find a spot to relax and appreciate the beauty of the sakura.

Flower Garden

Hitachi Seaside Park

Hitachi Seaside Park faces onto the Kashimanada area of the Ibaraki coast.

The park is situated on sand dunes formed through a combination of silt from the Kuji River and north-easterly winds. Warm and cold currents mingle in the Pacific Ocean off the Ibaraki Coast, allowing both northern and southern climate plants to flourish within in the park.

As well as stunning seasonal flowers throughout the year, Hitachi Seaside Park is also home to the Pleasure Garden amusement park, 8 hectares of grassland, a forest adventure playground and BBQ area.

Convenient access from Tokyo helps make Hitachi Seaside Park a popular tourist destination.

Citation Source(https://hitachikaihin.jp/en/information/introduction/)

Showa Kinen Park

Located just 30 minutes from central Tokyo, Showa Kinen Park is a vast national park that offers a wide range of seasonal flowers.

In spring, the park’s sakura (cherry blossoms) and tulip gardens are major attractions.

The park also features a beautiful Japanese garden, expansive lawns, and a variety of seasonal flowers throughout the year. It’s a great spot for a leisurely day out, with plenty of space for picnics, cycling, and walking.

Category: Spring

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