The #ItsukushimaShrine in #Hiroshima looks majestic in the sunset. #WebJapan #ExploreJapan

The forecast says that #CherryBlossoms or #Sakura / #桜, will start blooming around this week! Where would you like to go cherry blossom viewing in #Japan?🌸🍡 Read this article to learn more about Japan and Sakura🌸 web-japan.org/trends/11_food… #WebJapan #ExploreJapan

Since the Japanese school year begins in April, the graduation ceremony, or Sotsugyoshiki / #卒業式, is held around mid March. Students say goodbye to their current school and look foward to their new beginnings🌸 #WebJapan #ExploreJapan

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The Arashiyama Bamboo Forest Path / #竹林の小径🎍 is popular all season. In winter, you might be able to catch the beautiful contrast of the bamboo and snow❄️ #explorejapan #webjapan

#HappyHolidays!🎄✨ #WebJapan team wishes you a safe and happy holiday season💗

This adorable heart-shaped lake is #LakeToyoni / #豊似湖in Hokkaido, #Japan❤️ Surprisingly, the shape was formed naturally, and the surrounding forest is as beautiful and untouched as the lake itself🌲 #ExploreJapan #WebJapan

#Tsubaki / #椿 or Japanese Camellia🌹 is a beautiful flower with an iconic look that blooms in #Japan from around winter to spring. Its oil is also loved as a natural and nourishing hair care item✨ #ExploreJapan #WebJapan

Light up events and illuminations🌟 are something many look forward to during winter season in #Japan. One popular illumination in #Tokyo is this one at #Keyakizaka Avenue, near Roppongi Hills❄️ #ExploreJapan #WebJapan

#MorningGlories / #朝顔 (Asagao) are one of #Japan’s favorite summer flowers🌼. Since they are relatively easy to take care of, many Japanese students experience their first plant care with morning glories as a part of a school project🌱 #WebJapan

Japanese festivals are called #Matsuri / #祭り🏮 and there are said to be over 300,000 of these throughout the year! Summer is especially a time where the nation flourish with unique and dynamic festivals☀️ Learn more about them on #WebJapan! 👉 web-japan.org/niponica/nipon…

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The sublime beauty of #Japanese temples and shrines⛩️ offers visitors an extraordinary experience. Take a look at some of the wooden architectural masterpieces on #WebJapan, and perhaps plan a visit😉🧳 👉web-japan.org/niponica/nipon…

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#NarutoStrait / #鳴門海峡🍥 between Awaji Islands of Hyogo and #Naruto City of Tokushima, is renowned for its giant #whirlpools🌀 They can stretch up to 20 to 30m in diameter, which make them one of the biggest in the world!🌏 #ExploreJapan #WebJapan

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🌿🌱🍃 DID YOU KNOW Japanese gardens use #moss as a key element? Sanzen-in Temple in Ohara, #kyoto has a famous moss garden. Moss can symbolize #wabisabi. An Ohara gardener creates terrariums with moss to show #Sustainability in nature. 👉WATCH: t.ly/8cEPd #WebJapan

#Wisteria is called #Fuji / #藤 in Japanese, and is an important part of #JapaneseCulture. Their beautiful purple color meant elegance, and because of their long lives, they have been a symbol of immortality as well💐 #Webjapan #ExploreJapan #Japan

On #WebJapan (web-japan.org), we create all kinds of contents about #Japan🇯🇵! What would you like to see more in the future? Select one, or comment down below to let us know!🤩

#竹田城跡 / #TakedaCastleRuins in #Hyogo Prefecture is called the “#Japan’s Machu Picchu”, standing beautifully on top of a mountain🌄. Covered in a sea of clouds, it looks like a castle floating in the sky🏯🌫️ #ExploreJapan #MachuPicchu #WebJapan

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