Countdown to Kansai cherry blossom viewing, only the last 6️⃣ seats left! Fewer people than Tokyo, more crowded than Osaka

This year, Japan claims to have the largest cherry blossom season in history. From late March to mid-April, various parts of Japan will gradually turn into a sea of ​​pink. It is most appropriate to describe it as the most beautiful April in the world. The best places to view cherry blossoms in Japan are not in Tokyo or Osaka, but in the ancient cities of Kyoto and Nara. I think this Kansai cherry blossom viewing route is very cost-effective, with few people and beautiful scenery, and the cherry blossoms are pink from beginning to end! 🎯Visit Kansai's famous cherry blossom viewing spots all at once ✅Gion: The most famous place for night cherry blossoms in Japan, where the Gion Festival, Flower Path, and Yasaka Shrine are all located. This is the most Kyoto-style and lively place, with many cherry trees and willow trees lined up on both sides of the river, as well as many teahouses and restaurants. It's so relaxing to enjoy delicious food, drink cherry blossom wine, and watch the night cherry blossoms. ✅Nara Park: One of the 100 best places for cherry blossom viewing in Japan. During the cherry blossom season, the entire park is dyed with a light pink. Here you can enjoy the cherry blossoms while feeding the deer. The deer under the cherry trees are scrambling to grab the deer biscuits. The cherry blossoms are whispering and the deer are calling, it's like a fairy tale scene. A whole day wouldn’t be enough to enjoy the flowers and take photos here! ✅Uji: When you come to Kansai to see cherry blossoms, how can you not sit by the Uji River? The cherry blossoms here are never boring. Take a stroll along the river, the pink and white cherry blossoms against the sparkling river surface, and any shot you take will be a masterpiece. If you get tired of walking, order a cup of matcha at a riverside shop and feel the romance of falling cherry blossoms. ✅Yoshinoyama: Known as Japan's number one cherry blossom viewing spot. During the cherry blossom season, tens of thousands of mountain cherry trees are in full bloom, and the pink and white sea of ​​flowers covers the hillside. Strolling along the mountain path, the cherry trees on both sides of the road form a pink tunnel. Under the sunlight, it looks like a huge oil painting, making it a great place for taking photos. Due to the alternating temperatures in the mountains, the cherry blossom season here is exceptionally long. ✅Miho Museum: Stepping into the museum is like entering a fantasy world of art and nature. The art museum is hidden in the mountains and forests, and the cherry trees planted around it blend in with the building. The cherry blossom path is like a time tunnel, and passing through it will lead you to the Peach Blossom Land. For those who love art galleries, this is a must-visit place of pilgrimage. ✅Lake Biwa: For photography enthusiasts, Lake Biwa is a must-see. In spring, cherry blossoms are in full bloom by the lake. The pink cherry blossoms and the green lake water complement each other. Whether it is the reflection on the lake or the close-up under the cherry trees, you can capture the heart-warming moments. 📅6 days and 5 nights route reference 1️⃣ Various places - Kansai Airport pick-up - Uji - Kyoto 2️⃣ Keage Sakura Railway - Yamashina Canal - Anshoji River - Shimogamo Shrine - Omuro Sakura 3️⃣Lake Biwa - Miho Museum - Nara 4️⃣ Yoshinoyama - Koyasan - Okunoin 5️⃣ Kongobuji Temple - Wakayama City - Kuroshio Market 6️⃣Send you home from the airport #JapanCherry Blossom Viewing#Cherry Blossom Season#KyotoCherry Blossom