What are the traditional festivals and celebrations worth experiencing when traveling to Japan?

Japan's three major boating festivals; There are two main highlights:

1, you can stay on the island for one night (except Nara, where you can only see wild sika deer) and enjoy the scenery of Iwashima Shrine at night;

2. The music played at the festival is claimed to be the original court music of the Tang Dynasty, and it can also be regarded as a feeling of China's prosperous Tang culture:

The schedule of Changbai Mountain Trailing Festival is as follows:

If you can pass by Kyoto, there are many activities to experience the local traditional culture, such as renting kimonos, going out shopping, wearing clothes of geisha and maiko once, and taking a commemorative photo with makeup; Make a clear water-fired pottery; Woven a kimono belt with silk brocade; Be a tradition and a fruit; Take rickshaws, sightseeing trains and traditional sightseeing wooden boats; Enjoy a summer candlelight dinner on Yachuan balcony. Or, buy a pack of deer biscuits, feed the sika deer in Nara and touch the deer head. Even, go to Taiqin Huaying Village to experience the cultivation of a ninja ~? There are also many cities with their own special activities. You can search the public welfare association * * City Tourism Association.

The natural landscapes in all parts of Japan are beautiful all year round, each with its own style, and it is a veritable country suitable for playing all year round. When choosing the travel date, we should pay attention to three time periods: 65438+February 31-65438+1October 3, the Japanese "Golden Week" in early May and the Kogasawara Festival in mid-August. During this period, many shops and restaurants are closed, traffic is crowded and mixed, and air tickets to and from Japan will increase in price, but we can experience Japanese life and traditions. Besides the above, there are many unique traditional festivals and seasonal celebrations all over Japan. You can pay attention to whether you have encountered such festivals when traveling, and avoid these periods if you don't like crowds. In addition, 65438+ 10 and July are the best discount seasons for shopping. The following is introduced by season (Honshu Island is the main island, and the climate and tourist season of Hokkaido and Okinawa are slightly different).

Spring (March-May): It is a short and splendid cherry blossom season from the end of March to the beginning of April every year, during which the school starts and new employees take up jobs. In a sense, every year is a "new beginning" for Japan. This season is the normal tourist season in Japan, and cherry blossom viewing resorts in Tokyo and Kyoto are crowded.

Summer (June-August): June is usually the rainy season in Japan, which will have some impact on travel. The midsummer season after the plum rains is hot and humid, and the temperature is similar to that in south-central China. There are many seaside resorts along Japan's long coastline, which are suitable for summer vacation. It is also a good choice to go to the mountainous areas such as Karuizawa and Nagano for summer vacation. The summit route of Mount Fuji is also open to tourists in summer. There are many traditional festivals in Japan in summer. You can visit the night market and enjoy the fireworks show.

Autumn (September-165438+1October): Forests in all parts of Japan are completely dyed and red leaves are everywhere. Kyoto, Aomori and other places are good places to enjoy maple. Appreciating chrysanthemums is also a great tradition in Japan. Autumn is also called "Autumn of Culture" in Japan, and various exhibitions, concerts and sports competitions will be held.

Winter (65438+February-February): In the coldest season, it snows all over Japan, and soaking in hot springs in the snow is the greatest enjoyment. There are many ski resorts in the central, northeastern and Hokkaido areas to experience. Hokkaido also has world-famous festivals such as Sapporo Ice and Snow Festival and Otaru Snow Lantern Road.