Is climbing Mt. Fuji on your summer to-do list? If you want to climb Mount Fuji, you should plan ahead.
 
Whether you travel on your own or on a tour, you should know that approximately 300,000 people arrive in the summer to climb Mount Fuji; perhaps it's on their to-do list as well.
 
The official climbing season lasts for only a little over two months, from early July to mid-September.

If you are looking for an occasion to explore the Mount Fuji area, the Shibazakura festival is the perfect opportunity.

Fuji Shibazakura is an annual festival that showcases large fields of pink moss against the backdrop of Mount Fuji, Japan's most famous landmark.

If you are going, make sure to check the dates and plan ahead, as the festival lasts only a little over a month. (Watch A YouTube Video)

Hanami "花見" which literally means "flower viewing", is a Japanese traditional custom that involves appreciating the beauty of flowers, and it commonly refers to Sakura or cherry blossom viewing.
 
The cherry blossom starts from the south in Kyushu at the end of March, and cherry trees bloom northward until early May in Hokkaido. On the island of Okinawa, cherry blossoms can be expected as early as the first of February.

Visiting Tokyo? Have a limited amount of time but want to see some of your favorite places? Or maybe you'd like to get a real feel for old and new Tokyo! Well, tour-design companies have made plans for you to cover all of these by providing you with guided tours that may best fit your wishes.
 
Most of these planned one-day Tokyo tours are private guided tours, meaning not only Muslims but everyone can take advantage of the opportunity to book these tours.

Japan is a wonderful travel destination for many reasons, but for many, the food is reason enough to visit. How about you? Are you interested in food tours, dining experiences, or cooking classes? Maybe you just want to make a reservation at your favorite restaurant but have difficulty speaking Japanese!

ByFood.com is Japan’s one-stop online booking site, including a store for foodie travelers.
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