Is it better to go to Japan at the end of May or June?

May and June are the off-season of Japanese tourism (except the Golden Week in early May):-The cherry blossom season is over.

However, the summer festival (the imperial pots/summer festivals in various places) has not yet begun.

There is not much to do in the middle of the year.

Lack of lively atmosphere. -It's early summer.

Although the weather is neither cold nor hot, the scenery lacks a little feature (unlike cherry blossoms in spring)

There are red leaves in autumn)-It's the off-season in Japan.

It's also a low season in China and Hongkong (Easter has passed.

Before summer vacation)

So air tickets and hotels are cheaper.

Worth considering. Take packaging as an example.

Hotel air tickets generally cost 5000-6000 yuan.

It is possible to reduce the price1000,2000 yuan. -Note that April 29th to May 5th is the Golden Week in Japan.

Now is the peak season for domestic tourism.

Accommodation/consumption in Japan will increase in price.

Often full. May and June.

May is better than June. -Honshu, Japan entered the rainy season in early June (earlier in Kyushu in the south).

Travel at this time may be affected by heavy rain. -From China and Hongkong.

The price difference between May and June is not big, so May is ideal.

May is the low season. The price should be lower than that in June. However, the price reduction month in Japan is in July. So you can't enjoy Calaque if you go in May/June. On May 4th, the price of a three-night air ticket plus a free hotel trip should be $3,000, which is more than $6,000 compared with the peak season. As for the exact price, it will be half a karat.

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