Mori Kei Activities for Spring

Spring is here my deers, so it's time to look at some more seasonal activities! I set this series aside for a while due to being busy, but at the request of a follower, I'm picking it back up again for this post. This is my favorite season, so I'm pretty excited about this list, and I hope you enjoy it as well!

• Fly a kite

There's something truly magical about flying a kite in the air! It feels so nostalgic to me as well, as I often used to fly kites as a child. Plus, it's a great excuse to get out in nature and find a beautiful place to fly your kite. If you're feeling adventurous, you could even make your own kite to fly. You can find a tutorial on how to make your own kite here.

• Plant a garden

Spring is the perfect time to get started on a garden. Whether it's a windowsill garden or herbs, or a garden made up of potted plants, or an elaborate vegetable garden, gardening is a fun and relaxing activity perfect for a mori spring. I personally love growing things that I can use in my own kitchen, but flowers or succulents are always pretty too! 

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• Get inside plants

Inside plants are another great spring option. You can, of course, have inside plants at all times of the year, but spring is another great excuse to find a plant friend that will liven up your space, and clean up the air you breathe! 

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• Take a walk in a rain shower

There's something so charming to me about spring showers. I love taking a walk in the rain, or playing in the rain! Be sure to dress warmly if it is still colder, and bring rainboots and an umbrella to keep dry if you aren't ready to play in the rain. And of course, don't go out in a lightning storm. You'll be surprised how different the world around you can look in the rain. Maybe you'll even find some mushrooms, or little animals out to play in the rain showers too!

• Collect and press wildflowers

Collecting beautiful blossoms is a fun activity for spring, and a great way to remember the beautiful flowers and plants you see this season. Pressing flowers is surprisingly easy and fun. You can find a tutorial on how to get started here.

• Set up a birdhouse, bird bath, or bird feeder and begin birdwatching

Take the opportunity to watch some of the local birds in your area. You'll be surprised how many lovely bird friends you will see with a simple bird feeder. And there's no nicer sound than listening to birds sing.

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What are some mori-esque spring activities that you enjoy? I'd love to hear about them! (Also, if you've also made a post with mori activities for spring, or any other season, link to it down below! I'd love to check out other peoples ideas for mori themed activities.)

Happy Spring, my deers!