Come To Osaka, Japan To Attend 2 Biggest Spring – Summer Festivals In 2015

It is expected that in 2015, cherry blossoms will start blooming in Osaka from March 26, signaling the start of the festival season. Let's explore the two biggest Spring - Summer festivals of 2015 in Osaka! 1. Cherry Blossom Festival From March to April is the cherry blossom season, Japan has chosen the period from 15/3 to 15/4 as "Cherry New Year". For a long time, flower viewing (hanami) has been an indispensable traditional form of Japanese flower viewing, in which flowers (hana) here are often used to refer to cherry blossoms (Sakura). It can be seen within a week, with the starting times depending on the region

. Due to the difference in climate between the South and the North, cherry blossoms in Japan gradually bloom from the south to the north, ending in four islands in the North Sea. So the cherry blossoms bloom time from March to July. During that time, people in the country all over the country celebrate traditional cherry blossom viewing activities, almost everyone , from the elderly to the children all choose to go to the park or somewhere to enjoy flowers.



Therefore, Hanami can be considered as a form of outdoor picnic, under the cherry blossoms, a group of friends or family bring food and drink, hold a picnic and enjoy flowers. blooming, the ancient city of Osaka becomes unusually charming and tender. Japanese people and visitors from all directions have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the joyful and bustling atmosphere of the cherry blossom festival. We invite you to see the cherry blossoms in Osaka, one of the best places to enjoy this flower is in the city center. Under the warm spring weather, many families organize picnics, spring travel, or an intimate meeting with friends, together "drinking wine, enjoying flowers" among a cherry blossom forest. 2. Tenjin Matsuri Festival The Tenjin Matsuri started in the tenth century and now takes place on July 24 and 25 every year The main celebration is held on the second day of the festival, July 25, and includes a parade on the ground and on the river with fireworks.



the principle of the god Sugawara Michizane, the god of wisdom. Festivities include inviting gods to step out from the temple, leading people to march through the city, performing flowery rituals to cheer the deity before taking people back to the temple. For the residents, these lively rituals are a great opportunity to enjoy hot summer days, filled with traditional costumes, breathtaking parades, and a jubilant festive atmosphere. On the morning of the first day (July 24), the festival begins with a solemn ceremony at Tenmangu Temple, followed by riverbank prayers for peace, safety and prosperity to Osaka. At noon, men in high red hats will beat drums to inform everyone that preparations for the festival are complete. Many people attend the festival, especially in the evening when the group parade on the river with a fireworks show. The competition to take advantage of the beautiful views along the river is fierce as demand for the picnic area exceeds supply. Another alternative is that you can pay to buy a seat near Temmanbashi Station (priced at 7,000 yen, reservation is required) which will provide a good view of the parade, but only to a point.



moderate for the fireworks display. Most of the bridges along the Okawa River will be closed for traffic for the duration of the parade pass but can be reached on foot. The Kawasaki Bridge also prohibits pedestrians from walking, partly because people are not allowed to look down at the temple's god, no matter what time you come to visit Osaka: Osaka Castle, Osaka Museum of Food Takoyaki, the Osaka Museum of Housing and Life and the Shinsaibashi shopping street!.

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