Japan's Best Spring Festivals 🌸🎎
Spring in Japan is a bit like a daydream: cherry blossom trees, fresh air that smells of renewal, and of course... festivals! If you come to Japan at this time of year, get ready to discover some incredible events that combine age-old traditions with a festive atmosphere. Here are our favourite spring festivals, the ones that always thrill us!
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