Going to Japan in Autumn (September-November)

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Hanami: This is about looking at and contemplating cherry blossoms, but also about having picnics under the trees in the different parks and gardens of the country.
Takayama Matsuri: In this parade in the city of uk gambling data Takayama, you can see traditional spring floats and troupes.
Sanja Matsuri: This religious celebration takes place in the city of Tokyo, where even some members of the yakuza or Japanese mafia show off their tattoos. You can see parades, processions, ritual dances, traditional music exhibitions, food and drink festivals, and more.
Wisteria Festival: It offers the possibility of observing wisteria in bloom in different gardens of the country.

In addition to the festivals, you can choose to participate in tea ceremonies, take a boat ride on the rivers, try seasonal food (sakura mochi, tsukimi dango, fugu), visit an onsen, tour the different temples and shrines, visit the historical cities, and more.

Traveling to Japan in Spring
Cherry blossoms in Japan. Source: Unsplash.com
Autumn is as spectacular as spring itself, as you can see the autumn foliage, which fills every corner of the country with reddish, yellow and orange colors. The temperature in autumn is really pleasant, which is attractive for tourists, but to a lesser extent than in spring.

In autumn, you can participate in unique festivals such as:

Momijigari: It represents the tradition of observing the autumn foliage. The best places to observe this event are usually Okutama and Meiji jingu Gaien in Tokyo, and Arashiyama in Kyoto.