Experiences To Note When Coming To Japan To See Cherry Blossoms

Along with Mount Fuji, cherry blossoms are also considered a symbol of Japan. If you come to Japan on the occasion of the cherry blossoms blooming, you will admire the scenery of "the land of the rising sun" dyed with pink flowers, attracting millions of people to watch the flowers and take photos. Here are information such as time, place and some things to keep in mind for your travel to Japan to see the cherry blossoms smoothly and economically as suggested by Skyscanner At the time of cherry blossoms blooming all over Japan, Hanami is held, which is a traditional way of enjoying Japanese flowers. At the time of the Hanami, the Japanese usually put aside their work, hold outdoor parties with friends and family, drink sake together, chat under the blooming cherry blossoms. This tradition dates back to the late 8th century and today remains one of the most anticipated annual events in Japan Photo: Skyscanner Photo: Skyscanner The time the cherry blossoms bloom In Japan, the cherry blossoms usually bloom from end of March to early April depending on region

. However, in the southern regions flowers bloom earlier and in the north it blooms later. Warm southern regions such as Okinawa, cherry blossoms can bloom from late January while in the northern Hokkaido region, flowers may bloom in May. Additionally, weather and temperature changes may also affect According to the Japan Tourism Board (JNTO), based on the current weather situation of Japan, predicting the time of cherry blossoms in 2016 is similar.



As in 2015. Because when the weather does not change abnormally, the cherry blossoms will bloom on schedule. Information about the time of cherry blossoms in 2015 for your reference. Ueno Park, Tokyo Located in the heart of Tokyo, Ueno Park is a familiar cherry blossom viewing destination for many visitors with more than 1,200 cherry blossom trees in full bloom. Ueno Park has many large old cherry trees, especially a canopy tens of meters wide. In the peak season, every day Ueno Park welcomes thousands of visitors to visit and admire the cherry blossoms. In particular, at night, the park is lit by 1,000 light bulbs, making the scene even more magical and poetic In addition, Ueno Park is also often the early bloom spot (usually the first blooming spot in Tokyo) Photo: Urasimaru / Flickr Hirosaki Park, Aomori About 4 hours north of Tokyo by bullet train, Hirosaki Park is a one of Japan's most ideal cherry blossom viewing spots.



Boasting more than 2,600 cherry blossom trees, the Sakura Festival in Hirosaki is held in late April and early May and is one of the 2 biggest festivals in Hirosaki. Recognized as an International Heritage, Mount Yoshino in Nara prefecture has been considered one of the best places to see flowers for centuries. With more than 30,000 cherry trees of all kinds, during the blooming season, the cherry trees bloom from the bottom of the mountain to the top of the mountain, creating a magical mountain landscape. In particular, if you come here, you should not miss the Hanakueshiki festival which is held from April 10 to 12 with unique parades and flower offerings. Photo: Turner / Flickr A few things to note- Ueno Park , Hirosaki Park and Mount Yoshino are three of the most famous cherry blossom viewing spots in Japan, so if you want to see the flowers in these 3 places you should come early to avoid crowds and look for beautiful spots If you do not want to crowd the three famous places, Japan still has countless parks or rivers where you can enjoy the cherry blossoms in a peaceful setting. You should ask for information from the hotel you stay or the local tourist information kiosks where you will be sure to receive many useful advice on places to see the cherry blossoms. (Source Skyscanner) ***.

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