Japan Month by Month: Weather, Crowds and What Is On
A country long enough to hold subarctic and subtropical at the same time, which is why a single national answer to when to go is useless.
Every guide tagged seasons, for a trip to Japan.
A country long enough to hold subarctic and subtropical at the same time, which is why a single national answer to when to go is useless.
The list changes more between Japanese seasons than for almost anywhere else, and two or three items make a disproportionate difference in every one of them.
When to go to Japan, season by season: cherry-blossom timing, fiery autumn leaves, the crowded peaks to plan around, and the quiet shoulder months that may be the sweet spot.
Koyo runs from the northern mountains in September to the southern cities in December, lasts longer than the cherry blossom and is arguably more beautiful.