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Shibazakura Park: Hana no Juutan (Carpet of Flowers)
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Shibazakura Park's carpet of moss phlox flowers this spring.
Nagahama Hikiyama Festival
Designated by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, Shiga Prefecture’s Nagahama Hikiyama Festival is one of the three great Japanese festivals featuring floats.
Akashi Park Cherry Blossom Festival
Celebrate spring at Akashi Park’s Cherry Blossom Festival, one of Japan’s top cherry blossom viewing spots!
Rokko Island Tulip Festival
Explore the Rokko Island Tulip Festival, featuring 30,000 tulips and a variety of fun, family-friendly events!
- Destination Hyogo
- Speciality Traditional
Arima Onsen Cherry Blossom Festival
Experience the enchanting beauty of cherry blossoms and historic hot springs at Arima Onsen’s spring festival!
- Destination Hyogo
- Speciality Traditional
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
- Destination Okayama
- Speciality Traditional
Kibitsu Shrine
Several local sightseeing spots are associated with Momotaro, but one of the most famous is Kibitsu Shrine in Okayama Prefecture.
- Destination Nara
- Speciality Traditional
Hasedera Temple (Nara)
Hasedera or the “Temple of Flowers” resides high on the mountainside in Nara Prefecture.
- Destination Kyoto
- Speciality Neighborhoods
Ine
Explore northern Kyoto’s tucked-away village on the sea.
- Destination Kyoto
- Speciality Traditional
Jojakko-ji
With its stunning architecture, lush gardens and panoramic views of the surrounding area, Jojakko-ji is a must-see destination for history buffs.
Nara Deer Antler Cutting Ceremony
This ceremony held every October ensures that deer and people in Nara can reside together peacefully.