Nice to meet you.

As Josh wrote, July is unfortunately not cherry blossom season in Japan.

As for sumo, it will be held in Nagoya from July 14th to July 28th. You can see “sumo-like shows” at some restaurants, but they are not real sumo.

If you want to see real sumo in Nagoya, please contact us.

Tak

Don’t you already need information on that?

You can add me as a contact. But I it is also good to keep posting here since we can share knowledge with everyone, including those who might want to be exchange students in the future 👍

Unfortunately cherry blossoms are in the spring so that won’t be a possibility likely. However, I have a vague recollection that at Shinjuku Gyoen they have a variety of cherry blossoms from various areas so there is something blooming somewhere year round.

As for the other tours, will you need a car or use public transportation?

Hi

I would definitely suggest reading this article:

https://www.accessible-japan.com/yokohama-life-what-i-learned-living-90-days-in-japan-with-a-disability/