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The best area to stay in Kando is the central Kando Station district, offering excellent connectivity and a range of amenities.This area is the city's main transport hub, with the Kando Station at its core. You'll find a good selection of modern hotels, department stores, and restaurants directly accessible from the station or within a short walk. The main thoroughfare, Kando-dori, runs directly from the station, making navigation straightforward.For business travellers, staying near Kando Station is incredibly convenient. The Shinkansen bullet train stops here, providing direct links to major cities like Tokyo and Osaka, making day trips or onward travel seamless. Many corporate offices are also located within this district, reducing commute times.Couples looking for a convenient and comfortable base will also find this area suitable. The ease of access to public transport means you can effortlessly explore Kando's attractions, such as the Kando Castle grounds or the Nagara River, without needing a car.

The best times to visit Kando are during spring (late March to May) for cherry blossoms and autumn (late September to November) for stunning autumn foliage.Spring in Kando is particularly beautiful, with the cherry blossoms (sakura) blooming across the region. You'll find many popular viewing spots along the Nagara River, especially around Kando Park, where the trees create a picturesque setting. The weather during this period is generally mild and pleasant, superb for exploring the city on foot or enjoying outdoor activities. Couples often appreciate the romantic scenery provided by the blossoms and the gentle spring air.Autumn offers a spectacular display of colours as the leaves on the trees turn vibrant shades of red, orange, and gold. The mountains surrounding Kando, such as Mount Kinka, become particularly striking. This season is ideal for those who enjoy hiking or simply taking in natural beauty. The cooler, crisp air makes it comfortable for sightseeing, and it's a great time for photography enthusiasts to capture the scenic landscapes.While summer (June to August) can be warm and humid, it's also when you can experience the traditional cormorant fishing (ukai) on the Nagara River in the evenings. Winter (December to early March) brings colder temperatures and occasional snow, offering a different, quieter perspective of the region.