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The weather is perfect—mild and breezy. After the cherry blossoms fall, the lush greenery ( shinryoku ) takes over. Be mindful of "Golden Week," a series of national holidays that makes travel very busy. Summer (June – August): Festivals and Fireworks

While we typically think of Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, traditional Japanese culture breaks the year down much further—into and even 72 Kō (5-day periods) . japanese seasons months top

The official climbing season opens in July and August. The weather is perfect—mild and breezy

The "Top" month for foliage in central Japan. Kyoto’s maple trees turn a brilliant fiery red, creating a stunning contrast against the dark wood of the temples. Winter (December – February): Snow and Onsen Summer (June – August): Festivals and Fireworks While

– The Month of Leaves

Are you planning a trip for a specific , like skiing or seeing the cherry blossoms?

Cities like Tokyo and Osaka go all out with "illuminations" (elaborate light displays). New Year’s Eve ( Oshogatsu ) is a deeply spiritual time for visiting shrines.