Japanese Attractions by Season
Just as in Washington, D.C. the cherry blossom season is looked forward to by tourists around the world so it is in Japan. The small flowers don’t cling to the limbs of the trees for very long, only about a week once full bloom has arrived. It is said that the people of Japan see the cherry trees blooming is symbolic for a variety of things such as nobleness and human life.
Japan has fixed observation points for the best views. The blooming occurs in the latter part of February to the beginning of March. The most popular viewing post is at the Southern Moat of the Imperial Palace. You can also see the blooms at the National Theatre in Central Tokyo.
Illuminating Lights on a Dark and Cold Night
The winter time is when daylight is at its shortest and one can begin to yearn once again for the light. Japan celebrates the winter season with a spectacular display of illuminations. The cities are noteworthy to see to say the least once darkness falls. Check out the Sapporo White Illumination at the center of the city of Sapporo. Go see the SENDAI Pageant of Starlight where rows upon rows of zelkova trees are glowing with star spangled beauty. Sendai at night in the winter will enchant you. On December 23rd, participants take to the streets in Santa costumes as the parade marches down the main streets of the city.
The Special Ambience of Autumn
Folks take off on excursions to savor the view of the maple leaves as they turn to hues of yellow and red. These excursions are referred to as Momiji-gari. Autumn in Japan is considered one of the best places with outstanding weather for hikers. Cool and crisp days greet the tourist and they seem eager to get out and experience autumn in Japan.
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