Spring in Japan
Spring may just be Japan’s most famous season. Although the weather is pleasant and mild, it still tends to be a bit on the colder side.
Spring
Spring may just be Japan’s most famous season. Although the weather is pleasant and mild, it still tends to be a bit on the colder side. The spring season breathes a new vigor into the country with bright flower blooms and new wildlife. The very popular, short-lived cherry blossom season is during this time, bringing with it many festivities. You’re bound to find many people outdoors at various parks enjoying hanami (cherry blossom viewing). Go early to cherry blossom viewing areas to get the best spots. Be sure to try all of the sakura (cherry blossom) flavored goodies only available during this season!
What to pack
- Clothing that can be layered
- A light rain jacket for showers
- Skirts (Tends to be a trend this time of the year)
- A warmer jacket (Some days can still get cold)
- Medical Mask for allergies
Tip
As spring is a popular time to visit Japan, be sure to book your trip well in advance for the best deals!
Best of Spring
A Guide to Japan - March and April
March and April are arguably one of the most consistently popular times to go to Japan due to the season, and one of the busiest times to be in the country.
Sakura Desserts
Japan is known for their spring season. What makes the spring season so special in Japan you may ask? Well it has got to be the cherry blossoms!
Top 5 Sakura Viewing Spots
Cherry Blossom season is almost among us! Cherry blossoms, or sakura in Japanese, are a well known attraction of Japan and cherry blossom viewing is a huge deal.
Summer
The months of June, July, and August tend to be hot and humid, although June and July are considered part of the rainy season.
Autumn
Autumn in Japan is a beautiful time to visit. Not only is the weather mild and pleasant, but the trees turn breathtaking shades, changing the land into a vision of red, orange and gold.
Winter
Winter brings forth all of the cold weather comforts that only it can provide. Delicious, warm comfort foods are aplenty, and there are so many winter activities to enjoy.
Spring
Spring may just be Japan’s most famous season. Although the weather is pleasant and mild, it still tends to be a bit on the colder side.