Plum or ume blossoms signal the arrival of spring in Japan. From early February to late March, this special flower with its white, pink and red colors, flourish and blanket plum trees across the country providing a breathtaking view for local and foreign tourists alike.

When Sapporo is mentioned, images of snow-covered streets, ski resorts and winter sports come to mind. Its renowned snow festival every February, which draws about two million tourists every year, is indeed one of the most beautiful in the country and is definitely worth a visit.

Kids love to play, especially the kind of games where they can use their creativity, dress up and pretend that they are somebody else. This is one of the main reasons why KidZania Tokyo is a hit to kids aged 3 to 15 years old.

Dubbed the “gateway of Japan to Asia” because of its proximity to its Asian neighbors, Fukuoka City entices millions of local and foreign tourists all year round.