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The best time to go to Japan - Lonely Planet

The best time to go to Japan Lonely Planet Editors 24 February 2021 Travelers who want to see Japan s stunning cherry blossoms should visit in spring © Sean Pavone / Shutterstock Japan may be a small country, but with its captivating blend of tradition and modernity, bustling cities and stunning countryside, it has something to offer anyone. In spring, sakura – or cherry blossoms – create a beautiful display that lures in locals and travelers, while the winter is a great time for skiers. But whether you’re looking to dive into the bustling crowds in Tokyo or escape to the tranquil gardens of Kyoto, there is a time that’s right for you. Here’s our guide to help you choose the perfect time to go to Japan.

TsukuBlog | All Doors are Open, as the Old Town of Makabe gets DOLLED UP for its annual HINA DOLL FESTIVAL (真壁の雛祭り) -until March 3rd

TsukuBlog A Local Perspective on Life in Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan. All Doors are Open, as the Old Town of Makabe gets DOLLED UP for its annual HINA DOLL FESTIVAL (真壁の雛祭り) -until March 3rd 7 February, 2020 Nearly one hundred of the old houses and shops (including this deliciously rustic book store) will be open to the public with antique Hina Dolls and other heirlooms on display as part of the Hina Matsuri Festival in Makabe, Sakuragawa City ( just north of Tsukuba)- till March 3rd A pair of antique Hina Dolls (from the 19th century) on display at an old shop which in makabe

Stand-alone photo: Japan dolls

Stand-alone photo: Japan dolls FacebookTwitterEmail Hina dolls of newly elected U.S. President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris are displayed in the shop of famous doll maker Kyugetsu Co. in Tokyo, on Wednesday, ahead of the Hina Matsuri doll festival on March 3. The firm, which singles out people expected to be in the news each year, selected Biden and Harris in the hope that the change in the U.S. administration will lead to a restoration of world order. The dolls are not for sale.Japan News-Yomiuri Stand-alone photo: Hina dolls of newly elected U.S. President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris are displayed in the shop of famous doll maker Kyugetsu Co. in Tokyo, on Wednesday, ahead of the Hina Matsuri doll festival on March 3. The firm, which singles out people expected to be in the news each year, selected Biden and Harris in the hope that the change in the U.S. administration will lead to a restoration of world order. The dolls are not for sale.

TsukuBlog | A Deeper Look at O-Sechi (お節)- Japan`s Special New Year`s Dishes (which are served cold)

TsukuBlog A Local Perspective on Life in Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan. A Deeper Look at O-Sechi (お節)- Japan`s Special New Year`s Dishes (which are served cold) 2 January, 2021 By Avi Landau In a recent TsukuBlog article about O-Shogatsu ( お正月) the Japanese New Year Festival, I mentioned that I would like to write more about Osechi (御節), the variety of  special, slow to spoil and symbolically significant dishes, packed into a box or set of stacked boxes, which are eaten over the 3-day New Year`s holiday period. I instead added a link to a site online ( wikipedia) which I said would provide adequate information in English. Later , I re-read the article that I had recommended and found it unsatisfying in terms of what I would have wanted to communicate about this most important ( along with O-Mochi- pounded rice cakes) of all Japanese festive foods . So now,  after my own Osechi boxes have already been picked clean, I will try to give a fuller picture o

TsukuBlog | Japanese Christmas- A Look at the History of Japan`s Celebration of Western Culture- KURISUMASU (yet again)

TsukuBlog Japanese Christmas- A Look at the History of Japan`s Celebration of Western Culture- KURISUMASU (yet again) 24 December, 2020 Giant roof-top Santas in Tsukuba. Like almost all Christmas decorations in Japan, these will come down right after December 25th unlike those in Europe and the U.S. which remain in place through early to mid- January In this season if you want to take a Sugue-riding lesson at Tsukuba Center, you`ll be asked to dress as Santa while the instructor is in a Christmas tree suit! You`ll also notice how just about all cashiers, shop-staff , waiters and waitresses don Santa caps – right through to Dec. 26 when they`ll disappear till next year.

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