Nanko Ume Spring Plum Festival

Fukushima is Japan's second-largest peach-producing region. Peak season is mid-to-late April, when peach orchards display stunning white and pink blossoms. 'Peach blossom viewing' spring tourism unfolds in areas like Motomiya and Date County. Known as a successful agritourism fusion model. It attracts approximately 1 million visitors annually.

東京都大田區梅屋敷公園舉辦的梅花祭，時間從2月下旬至3月上旬。園內約370株梅樹盛放，包括樹齡逾百年的老梅與稀有品種。自江戶時代起即為賞梅名勝，是當地備受期待的春季風物詩。

A fire festival held in Nachikatsuura, Wakayama Prefecture every early August. Thousands of lanterns illuminate the Nachi River while fireworks paint the night sky. A significant summer festival expressing gratitude for Kumano faith and ocean blessings. Continuing from the Edo period, the fusion of floating lanterns and fireworks creates a uniquely rare spectacle nationwide.

Fukushima is Japan's second-largest peach-producing region. Peak season is mid-to-late April, when peach orchards display stunning white and pink blossoms. 'Peach blossom viewing' spring tourism unfolds in areas like Motomiya and Date County. Known as a successful agritourism fusion model. It attracts approximately 1 million visitors annually.

日本全國於3月下旬至4月中旬舉辦的櫻花祭典。公園、神社及城堡周邊設置夜間燈光秀與攤販。自古以來即為慶祝春天來臨的文化傳統。每年參與人數超過2億人，代表日本季節文化的象徵。透過社群媒體發酵而享譽全球。

春日祭典，以賞梅花宣告季節更替。每年二月至三月間，全國各地梅園皆有舉辦。京都北野天滿宮梅苑、大阪城公園梅林等地保有樹齡逾兩百年之古木。活動期間亦有梅幹、梅酒等特產販售，堪稱日本初春代表性季節盛事。

岐阜縣高山市每年4月舉辦的山王日枝神社例祭。如同秋祭一般，以豪華的屋台行列為特色，與高山春季町並相映成趣，營造出夢幻般的景觀。作為這座江戶風情城鎮的重要春季祭禮文化，每年吸引大量觀光客到訪。