Cherry Blossoms
Its the Japanese word for cherry blossoms.
Sakura
This is a popular boxed meal is often eaten during hanami.
Bento
Japan’s capital city.
Tokyo
Traditional Japanese clothing often worn in spring festivals.
Kimono
Japan’s famous high-speed train.
Shinkansen
This is the tradition of viewing cherry blossoms.
Hanami
This is a pink-colored mochi often eaten during spring.
Sakura Mochi
This iconic mountain is often seen with cherry blossoms in photos.
Mount Fuji
This holiday in early May celebrates children in Japan.
Children's Day
This is something you often buy when you travel to remember the place.
Souvenir
This city is famous for cherry blossoms along the Philosopher’s Path(哲学者の道s).
Kyoto
This noodle dish is commonly served cold and refreshing in warmer spring days.
Soba
This park in Tokyo is one of the most popular hanami spots.
Ueno Park
These carp-shaped streamers are displayed during Children’s Day.
Koinobori
This airport is one of the main international gateways to Tokyo.
Narita Airport
Cherry blossoms typically bloom during this season in Japan.
Spring
This is a Japanese sweet made with red bean paste.
Anko-based sweets/ Wagashi
This deer-filled park is a famous spring destination.
Nara Park
What month marks the start of the school and business year in Japan?
April
This is the busiest travel season in spring due to holidays.
Golden Week
How many weeks do cherry blossoms usually last before falling?
1–2 weeks
This layered savory pancake from Osaka is a must-try street food.
Okonomiyaki
This city in Saitama is known as the “City of Flowers”
Konosu
These Girls’ Day dolls represent the imperial court and are made in Konosu.
Hina dolls
This type of lodging offers traditional tatami rooms and meals.
Ryokan