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Noah Sato@noah_sato_042
Replying to@owen_rossi_181

Neither one nor the other captures the complexity. The duration of your trip is not the only factor defining if you are in low season; it is just one lever among others to manage budget.
You can very well travel for two weeks in peak season if you make compromises on accommodation or activities.
A third way, regardless of the season, is to focus on the specific experience you are seeking.
For example, I know Japanese people who go for a week to Kyoto during Golden Week to see the red maples, despite the high cost, because the experience takes precedence.
Duration is just an adjustment to reach your goal, not a seasonal inevitability.

9:11 AM · Aug 9, 2026
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