A Complete Guide to Japan’s Rainy Season “Tsuyu” for International Visitors
Tips for dealing with the “Tsuyu” season, a humid and muggy weather period lasting from late May to mid-July.
Table of Contents:
1. What is the Rainy Season?
2. Rainy Season in the Chugoku-Shikoku Region
3. Travel Tips for Enjoying the Rainy Season
4. Rainy Day Attractions in the Chugoku-Shikoku Region
5. Conclusion

Savor the Spring Flavors of Chugoku Shikoku Region!
Introduction to spring delicacies from various prefectures. Some are still available, so be sure to try them!
Table of Contents
1. Okayama Prefecture – Spring in the Fruit Kingdom
2. Hiroshima Prefecture – Delights from the Sea
3. Yamaguchi Prefecture – Spring Blessings from the Mountains
4. Shimane Prefecture – Bounty of Lake Shinji
5. Tottori Prefecture – Spring Flavors from the Land of Sand Dunes
6. Kagawa Prefecture – King of the Spring Sea
7. Tokushima Prefecture – Spring Classics Found Here
8. Kochi Prefecture – Relishing the First Bonito
9. Ehime Prefecture – Spring Scented with Citrus
10.Conclusion

Experience Cherry Blossoms in Chugoku and Shikoku Regions: Spring 2025
Information on tourist spots where you can enjoy cherry blossoms, cherry blossom forecasts for 2025, and tips for enjoying the blooms.
Table of Contents:
1. What’s so special about cherry blossoms?
2. Recommended spots for cherry blossoms and sightseeing in Chugoku and Shikoku
3. Tips for enjoying cherry blossoms to the fullest
4. Experience Japanese culture
5. Summary

Spring Journey: Breathtaking Cherry Blossom Spots in the Chugoku and Shikoku Regions of Japan.
Four scenic cherry blossom viewing spots: Kintaikyo Bridge, Senkoji Park, Tsuyama Castle, and Mt. Shiude.