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Hirosaki Cherry Blossom Festival

Hirosaki Cherry Blossom Festival

Head to Aomori’s Hirosaki Castle Park for one of the last cherry blossom festivals of the season.

Mukogawa Sakura Zutsumi Corridor

Sanda Cherry Blossom Festival

The Sanda Cherry Blossom Festival has 4,000 cherry trees along the Mukogawa River, featuring stunning illuminations, local food and exciting activities

Tsuyama Cherry Blossom Festival

Tsuyama Cherry Blossom Festival

The Tsuyama Cherry Blossom Festival is held every spring. See blossoms, local food, musical performances and historic rifle demonstrations.

Yasukuni Shrine

A landmark that signals the start of spring in Tokyo and serves as a window into Japan's past and traditions.

Tottori Castle

Kyusho Park (Tottori Castle Ruins)

Admire cherry blossoms and avoid large crowds in a park featuring castle ruins, a history museum and a mansion from the 1900s.

Musha Gyoretsu Warrior Parade

Musha Gyoretsu Warrior Parade

Celebrate the founding of Shimane Prefecture’s capital city by watching samurai parade through the streets against a backdrop of cherry blossoms.

Yonago Castle Ruins

A historic site famed for cherry blossoms and panoramic views of Yonago city, Mount Daisen and Lake Nakaumi.

View over the Izu Peninsula in Shizuoka, Japan at night

Izu Peninsula

A goldmine of beaches and hot springs with an enticing history to go along with it.

Ginkakuji Temple

Ginkakuji (Silver Pavilion)

Walk the Philosopher's Path at this Kyoto temple that proves all that glitters truly isn't gold.

Koriyama Castle in Nara, Japan.

Koriyama Castle

Romance comes alive.

The Tomb of Emperor Nintoku (Daisen Kofun)

A distinct keyhole-shaped burial mound that's considered the largest in the world. Exactly who’s buried here, however, is a bit of a mystery.