The change of the seasons is quite noticeable in Japan. It is one of the attractive points about Japan and I love it!!
Some countries don't change seasons, so they can't experience four seasons, spring, summer, fall and winter. But in japan, we all can experience all seasons in every year.
Depends on seasons, we can do a lot of annual events in Japan.
For example, in spring, we hold on seeing cherry blossam. We can see this flower only this season so we really looking forward to seeing it.
In summer, we hold on Natumaturi wearing yukata. It is japanese traditional event in summer. The whether is very hot but we wear a little bit warm clothes. it makes us feel summer.
In fall, we hold on eating Yakiimo party. Japan makes a lot of different crops each season, because Japan has four seasons and four different kinds of weather.
Thus, we can experience a lot of things and enjoy them because of four seasons!!!
So I love it and this is my favorite point about Japan:)
Some countries don't change seasons, so they can't experience four seasons, spring, summer, fall and winter. But in japan, we all can experience all seasons in every year.
Depends on seasons, we can do a lot of annual events in Japan.
For example, in spring, we hold on seeing cherry blossam. We can see this flower only this season so we really looking forward to seeing it.
In summer, we hold on Natumaturi wearing yukata. It is japanese traditional event in summer. The whether is very hot but we wear a little bit warm clothes. it makes us feel summer.
In fall, we hold on eating Yakiimo party. Japan makes a lot of different crops each season, because Japan has four seasons and four different kinds of weather.
Thus, we can experience a lot of things and enjoy them because of four seasons!!!
So I love it and this is my favorite point about Japan:)
I've never been to a potato eating party, but I guess I'd enjoy it. I'm fond of all seasons except winter, which is too cold. Nabe is tasty then though. I'm happiest to hear the cicadas for the first time, which (to me) means summer has started.
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