How Japanese People Enjoy Spring: Unique Traditions and Seasonal Fun
From March to May, spring in Japan gradually brings warmer sunshine, making it one of the most comfortable seasons of the year. As the cities naturally come alive, spring also marks the start of new beginnings for many Japanese people, with school entrance ceremonies and company welcome ceremonies kicking off a new chapter. Many look ahead with hope for the future, feeling both excitement and a bit of anxiety. On the other hand, it’s also a tough time for those with allergies, as cedar and cypress pollen hits its peak. When it comes to spring’s biggest draws, though, nothing beats beautiful cherry blossoms in full bloom, and hanami, when people enjoy them together. In this article, we’ll introduce how Japanese people spend and enjoy spring. Use it as inspiration to make the most of a uniquely Japanese spring on your trip.
