Japan in September and October... Off-season travel, anyone who thinks it's boring, stand up.

Recently, I've been questioned a lot, 🤔What's there to see in Japan in September and October? Indeed, it's the off-season in Japan, the leaves haven't turned red, and Mount Fuji hasn't been capped with snow, it's boring~ But‼️As a travel consultant, how could I let you be bored!!! - 【Fireworks Festival】 Yes! The Japanese Fireworks Festival is not only in summer, but early autumn is also a good time to watch fireworks! It's not as hot as summer, and you don't have to squeeze in the crowd! September 28: Oarai Sea Fireworks Festival September 17: Nagahama, North Biwa Lake Fireworks Festival September 21: Himeji Port Festival Sea Fireworks Festival October 13: Sanriku Fireworks Competition October 19: 37th Yatsushiro National Fireworks Competition - 【Autumn Festival】 Although the Autumn Festival is not as large as the three major festivals in Japan, it is also very interesting! This year's Kishiwada Danjiri Festival in Osaka is from September 13th to 15th. Don't worry if you haven't set off yet~ There are two Autumn Festivals I highly recommend in October: - The first one: Oare Festival·Fukuoka Every autumn, in order to pray for safe navigation and prosperous fishing, a grand autumn festival will be held in Munakata Taisha. Starting with the "Oare Festival", it ends with the ancient and elegant "Takamiya Kannabe Festival". Among them, the biggest feature of the Oare Festival is the "Sea Festival". Every October 1st, there are about 300 fishing boats holding a welcoming ceremony at sea. Tourists can participate in a tourist observation boat, which is one of the few different styles in many Japanese festivals. - The second one: Takayama Festival·Gifu Prefecture As one of the three major beauty festivals in Japan, the Takayama Festival has been inherited in Gifu Prefecture for three hundred years. On October 9th-10th, the Hachiman Festival of the Takayama Festival will be held in Takayama City! During the period, there will be a parade of 11 palanquin floats~ In addition to the stalls, hundreds of parades in traditional costumes are also a highlight. In the evening, about 100 lanterns will be hung around each stall, accompanied by traditional farewell ballads, and the stalls will return to the "stall warehouse". - 【Art Exhibition Peak】 Every September is the peak season for various art exhibitions in Japan, and there are super many exhibitions open during this period every year. Just the art festivals and art exhibitions in Tokyo can be overwhelming, and many are free. Friends who are interested in art exhibitions and art festivals, don't miss it~