King Tai Travel

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Our Private Transports

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To ensure peace of mind for customers carrying a large amount of luggage
or those with language concerns, King Tai Travel provides not only rental cars throughout Japan
but also taxi drivers who can accommodate multiple languages.

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Special Tours
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Our Featured Tours Can Heal You Find The Trip

King Tai Travel offers a variety of tour package plans to accommodate the preferences of our customers,
ranging from short-term to long-term tours, covering the entire breadth of Japan
from the northernmost region of Hokkaido to the southernmost region of Okinawa.

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Travel Info

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In Japan, the food, climate, and culture vary significantly depending on the tourist destinations. To ensure a worry-free travel experience for customers visiting Japan for the first time, King Tai Travel provides articles introducing various tourist spots, highlighting the unique aspects of each location.

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King Tai Travel

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What is King Tai Travel?

During your first visit to Japan, it's understandable that you may face challenges with the language barrier and feel unsure about which places to visit. At King Tai Travel, we provide comprehensive support, including travel planning and restaurant reservations, to ensure that we offer the best possible Japanese tourism experience to our valued customers.

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Our Customer’s Voice

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At King Tai Travel, we have had the pleasure of hosting numerous customers from around the world
who have thoroughly enjoyed their sightseeing experiences in Japan. We have received countless
expressions of gratitude from our customers, and we are truly grateful for their kind words.

Enjoy Japan’s Unique Seasonality

Four Seasons - Each Has Its Own Beauty

In Japan, there are four seasons: spring, summer, autumn, and winter, which are referred to as “四季” (shiki) in Japanese.
Unlike many other countries, Japan experiences distinct changes in seasons and climate every three months.
Depending on the season, there are significant differences in temperature, seasonal foods, blooming flowers, and more.
This diversity is one of the charms of Japan.

Spring(March to May)

Spring in Japan is a season when the cold weather eases and becomes pleasantly warm. One traditional activity in Japan is "hanami," which involves enjoying meals and drinks while viewing cherry blossoms. In addition to cherry blossoms, you can also witness a vibrant landscape with various flowers blooming, such as rapeseed blossoms, peaches, and wisteria. While many countries start their school year in September, in Japan, spring is the season for enrollment and new beginnings, and it is often said that "spring is the season of encounters."

Summer(June to August)

Summer in Japan is the hottest season of the year. It begins with the rainy season, known as “tsuyu,” which lasts from June to mid-July. During this period, it tends to be damp and rainy, with fewer sunny days. Once the rainy season ends, temperatures quickly rise, and the full-fledged summer arrives. Famous summer plants in Japan include hydrangeas, morning glories, and irises. Throughout Japan, summer festivals and fireworks displays are held, adding to the vibrant atmosphere of the season.

Autumn(September to November)

Autumn in Japan is a highly pleasant season with the heat of summer calming down. It is characterized by the vibrant foliage known as “momiji” (or “kouyo”) where ginkgo and maple leaves turn red and yellow. There are numerous famous spots throughout Japan to admire the autumn foliage. Representative flowers of Japanese autumn include chrysanthemums, cosmos, and spider lilies. Moreover, a traditional event called “Otsukimi” takes place in Japan, where people decorate with pampas grass and enjoy moon-viewing while eating rice dumplings.

Winter(December to February)

Winter in Japan is a season characterized by harsh cold. Some regions experience sub-zero temperatures from January to February, and areas in Hokkaido, Tohoku, and along the Japan Sea may see snowfall. While some plants wither during winter, there are still various species that can only be seen during this season, such as plum blossoms, narcissus, and camellias. The beginning of the year marks the New Year’s celebration, where lavish meals called “osechi” are enjoyed to celebrate the new year.

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