Watching The Snow Fall While Watching The Cherry In Japan

When a broadcaster on Japanese national television said, "Cherry blossom season has come!" is when the first cherry blossoms bloom in the land of the rising sun. So tourists everywhere flock to spring travel in Japan.
Watching snow fall while watching cherry blossom while traveling to Japan
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Regularly visiting Japan, you will find this country almost every season is the tourist season, and if you want to truly "enjoy Japan", you have to at least 4 times to enjoy the four seasons of Spring-Summer- Fall-Winter.
Cherry blossoms blooming in Tokyo
You can combine your trip to Japan at times of seasonal change. Winter-spring period is the time when many tourists flock to Japan to watch the late winter snow fall and welcome cherry blossoms early in bloom

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From Tokyo, just take the high-speed Shinkansen train for more than 2 hours northeast to Yamagata Prefecture. You experience the feeling of late winter Japan with white snow still lingering on the roofs and trees.
Japan's Yamagata place is famous for the Vietnamese community because it is the hometown of Osin, a real character whose life was transformed into a movie and has captured the tears of millions of Asian TV viewers in the 90s.




About 2 hours drive from Tokyo is the old village Oshino Hakkai, the second oldest village in Japan and recognized as a human cultural heritage. Peacefully located at the foot of the majestic Mount Fuji, the water streams and lakes in the village are formed from permeable glaciers, just a sip of water here will help you feel the purity of the nature.
After immersing yourself in the calm waters and houses of the ancient village of Oshino Hakkai, it's time to start your tour of Mount Fuji.
Tourists take souvenir photos with the background scene is Mount Fuji
Mount Fuji is understood by the Japanese as "Non-dualistic mountain". To outsiders, Fuji is a famous mountain, in fact Fuji is more than a mountain, it is sacred and a symbol of the maturity of Japanese youth.
Almost all Japanese have at least once set foot on Mount Fuji, except for very special cases. Not to mention that climbing to the top of Mount Fuji is considered a "mature identity" for Japanese students when they turn 20
The festival lights up 500 lights in the snow in Yamagata March 2018
Students who climb the mountain will send their parents or relatives a special postcard, on which they write a few words with zigzag words (because with the cold on the mountain, it is not good to write it), just purpose of proving that "I have reached the top of Mount Fuji - I have grown!"
For tourists, coming to Japan without going to Mount Fuji is considered as having never been to Japan.



Depending on weather conditions, the vehicle will carry visitors up to the 5th floor of the mountain, and can only visit for 100 days of the year when the mountain is the least snowy.
Spring comes
As usual, the center of Tokyo attracts all the attention when visitors travel to Japan. Japan's first cherry blossoms bloom along the large streets or in the Izu Peninsula west of Tokyo.
Out of the millions of cherry blossoms across Japan, only one flower is considered the "alarm clock" for the cherry blossom season.
Regardless of the bustle of cherry blossom gardens everywhere, it is only when the cherry blossoms on the cherry tree planted by the Meiji Emperor at Yasukuni Shrine in Chiyoda district, Tokyo, is the time when the cherry blossom season officially begins.
The old village at the foot of Mount Fuji is full of spring tourists
Although it is not overflowing in the cherry forest grounds during the blooming season, the feeling of welcoming the first petals when spring comes is enough to make the heart of the four-way traveler.
In recent years, Japan has put into operation an interesting form of tourism combined with visiting local agricultural specialties. Local fruit and fruit products are specially developed by the government, in addition, they contribute to popularizing the Japanese agricultural model and fruit quality to international tourists.




In early March, red berry gardens in the Tokyo neighborhood are frequent destinations for visitors everywhere. Strawberries are grown with water that meets Japanese standards, especially without spraying, and are always enjoyed by visitors to eat directly and buy them as gifts.
Coming to Japan to see the cherry blossoms in the spring to spring, at the same time with the feeling of the white snow of winter lingering, the heart suddenly changes the season.
Thinking of everything changing, time in circulation, a new beginning, the heart suddenly throbbing harder with the spring wind.
According to Khanh Kien / Youth
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