For the warmer weather, thin sweater, thick overcoat, and clothing similar are suitable. In early March, wearing thicker clothes would never be wrong. Later you may wear in layers as the weather is unstable, thus you can add, take away, or change the tops to adapt to weather changes.

March is a good month for travelling as the first month of spring in Japan, with Hinamatsuri, the Girls’ Day celebrated in early March, cherry blossoms that begin to flower, and Animation Fair in Tokyo.

1. Cherry Blossom Viewing

Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, Kyoto

Around March 20, the cherry blossom season comes in Japan; the south first, then the north. Usually, the blossoms bloom somewhat earlier in the east coasts than the west. Osaka Castle, Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto, and Ueno Park & Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden in Tokyo are all attractive with cherry blossoms.

2. Kyoto

Kyoto is a perfect place for history buffs to admire the old architecture and traditions. Apart from the cherry blossoms, you can also enjoy Higashiyama Hanatouro – the illumination along bamboo trail and the traditional dance performances by geisha.

3. Universal Studios Japan, Osaka

If you travel with kids, Universal Studios Japan is a great destination for a family tour. It’s a magical theme park, bringing you into the world of movies, and you can enjoy yourself with various rides.

4. Deer Feeding in Nara

Image that come across wild deer under cherry blossoms. All this can come true in Nara in March. Nara Park is the most popular site to encounter wild deer, and you can feed them in close. Don’t feed the deer with other food except the cake provided in the park.