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12 amazing things to do in Tokyo this summer

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By Emma Steen Verified
| Time Out Verified
Everyone loves to harp on about Tokyo being far too hot and humid in the summer, but this time of year also comes with a host of season-specific perks that make the city all the more lively. Colourful yukata and the sound of cicadas mark the beginning of summer in Japan. From traditional street matsuri (festivals) to raging music fests spotlighting international artists, it’s hard not to get swept up in all the vibrant festivities Tokyo has to offer during the longest days of the year.
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16 best places to see cherry blossoms in Japan – with 2026 dates

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By Tabea Greuner, Emma Steen Verified, Jessica Thompson
| Time Out Verified
Nothing elicits more excitement in Japan than cherry blossom season. These delicate pink flowers bloom for just two weeks annually, so everyone clears their schedule for hanami picnics and long strolls in the parks. A single cherry tree along an otherwise drab, unremarkable road is enough to transform the street and stop pedestrians in their tracks for photos. Still, it’s worth going the extra mile to seek stunning settings that enhance the blossoms’ beauty.
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12 best onsen destinations in Japan for a rejuvenating holiday

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By Amanda Taylor, Emma Steen Verified
| Time Out Verified
Hot springs, or onsen, are a big deal in Japan. Not to be confused with sento, which are usually public baths using heated tap water, onsen are comprised of volcanic spring water that's full of natural minerals, giving health benefits like clearer skin, detoxification and better blood circulation, among others. As winter descends, these onsen resorts become desirable destinations for day trips and weekend breaks, so we've rounded up ten of the best.
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