Japan
Land of the Rising Sun — where Tradition Illuminates Innovation
This easternmost beauty in Asia truly captures the essence of balance and unity. Explore the land where ancient temples stand in harmony with cutting-edge skyscrapers, and time-honoured customs blend seamlessly with futuristic technology. Wander through serene Zen gardens and bustling urban streets, savour many delicate flavours prepared with centuries-old techniques, and marvel at their ancient craftsmanship while unveiling the latest in robotics. Japan offers a unique blend of the past and the future, inviting travellers to explore its rich cultural heritage while embracing its pioneering spirit. Come and discover a world where tradition and innovation coexist, weaving many unforgettable experiences.
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Your Destination in a Nutshell
Your Destination in a Nutshell
- Japan beckons with a diverse tapestry of adventures, drawing upon its celebration of both the old and the new, distinct regional cultures, and varied climates to create a vibrant mosaic of exploration.
- From the enchanting glimmers of ice and snow in the northernmost reaches of Hokkaido to the pristine, sparkling beaches of the southern Okinawa Islands, Japan is a country of remarkable diversity in seasonal changes, promising unique experiences across its regions:
- North Japan (Hokkaido)
- Spring | April to May
Temperatures start to rise, and cherry blossoms bloom later than in other parts of Japan.
- Summer | June to August
Mild and pleasant, with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 25°C.
- Autumn | September to November
Cool and crisp weather with stunning autumn foliage.
- Winter | December to March
Cold and snowy, perfect for winter sports enthusiasts.
- Central Japan (Honshu)
- Spring | March to May
Cherry blossoms bloom in late March to early April with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 20°C.
- Summer | June to August
The rainy season (tsuyu) occurs in June and July, followed by a hot and sunny period, with temperatures often exceeding 30°C.
- Autumn | September to November
Mild temperatures with spectacular fall foliage.
- Winter | December to February
Cold, especially in the mountains where snowfall is common.
- South Japan (Kyushu and Shikoku)
- Spring | March to May
Warm and pleasant, with cherry blossoms blooming earlier than in other regions
- Summer | June to September
Hot and humid, with temperatures often reaching 35°C. Typhoon season peaks in August and September.
- Autumn | October to December
Warm and mild with less humidity. Autumn foliage is vibrant in late October to early December.
- Winter | January to February
Mild compared to the rest of Japan, with temperatures rarely dropping below freezing.
- South Japan (Okinawa)
- Spring | March to May
The rainy season, known locally as “Tsuyu,” typically begins in early May, bringing increased humidity and precipitation.
- Summer | June to September
Hot and humid with frequent rainfall, especially during the peak of the rainy season in June. Typhoon season spans from July to September, with August and September being particularly active.
- Autumn | October to November
Generally warm and pleasant with reduced humidity. The frequency of typhoons decreases, making it a favorable time for outdoor activities.
- Winter | December to February
Mild and comfortable, with more cloudy and rainy days compared to other seasons. While temperatures are cooler, they remain relatively warm compared to mainland Japan.
- From the timeless traditions of the past to the innovative spirit of the present; from traversing the crisp chill of the northern regions to the sun-drenched warmth of the southern islands; from delighting in the vivid hues of spring's cherry blossoms to immersing yourself in the deep, enchanting colors of autumn foliage; Japan seamlessly blends all — and more. Let us be your guide on this journey of exploration, where every step reveals a new and captivating adventure.
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Entry Requirements
Entry Requirements
- Passport Validity: Ensure that your passport remains valid for a minimum of 90 days following your entry date into Japan
- Up-to-date Information: As entry regulations can vary between countries, we strongly recommend contacting your local Japanese Embassy or Consulate to obtain the most current and applicable information pertaining to visa requirements and entry protocols.
- Individual Responsibility: Please remember, that it is your responsibility to be aware of and comply with all necessary entry requirements to ensure a smooth and enjoyable travel experience.
Country Contact Details
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