Search results for Spring
Spring in Japan runs from March to May. We have put together a list of seasonal sights and locales, like rapa flowers, flowering plum trees, tulips, fresh and new green, satsuki azaleas, irises, fields of green tea, and of course cherry blossoms. This is a feel-good season, even if you’re just taking a quick stroll to see some of the colorful blooming flowers.
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Arakura Mountain Sengen Park (Arakurayama Sengen Park)
- Mt. Fuji
- Arakura Sengen Shrine is one of the foremost scenic destinations of Fujiyoshida City. Climb the 397-step staircase located near the main ...
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Shirakawa-go
- Hidatakayama
- The style of architecture known as Gassho-zukuri (Japanese architecture with a steep thatched roof) and the townscape of Shirakawa-go are...
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Sagano Bamboo Forest
- Kyoto
- These bamboo forest paths are frequently used as a filming location for various movies and TV dramas. During the traditional early winter...
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Bishamondo with red leaves of autumn
- Kyoto
- Monzeki Temple of the Tendai sect founded in 703. In the autumn, the scenery of the stone steps turns into burning red with fallen maple...
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Hitachi Seaside Park
- Ibaraki
- About 4.5million nemophila flowers spread over the ”Miharashi no Oka,” which is 3.5 hectares large! Besides nemophilas, many...
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Lake Kawaguchiko
- Mt. Fuji
- One of the five lakes of Mt. Fuji, Kawaguchi-ko offers a luxurious opportunity to enjoy a close view of this magnificent mountain. Here, ...
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Miho Museum
- Shiga & Lake Biwa
- The aim of Miho Museum is to show how “art makes the world beautiful, peaceful, and fun”. The path to the museum, entitled &...
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Nihonji Temple, Nokogiriyama kogiriyama
- Chiba
- This is the oldest Japanese temple in the Kanto region, established approximately 1,300 years ago for Gyoki Botsatsu. The symbol of the t...
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Yoyogi Park
- Tokyo
- One of the parks and gardens in Tokyo located in the heart of the city. Yoshino cherry trees welcome you in spring, and red leaves allure...
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Lake Biwa
- Shiga & Lake Biwa
- Lake Biwa is the largest lake in Japan in terms of area size and water volume, and it takes up about 1/6 of Shiga Prefecture. It's a...