The present study is a part of the activity to develop an interdisciplinary class on the climate environmentaround the Japan Islands and the "seasonal feeling" there, with attention to the relation to the phase difference amongseasonal marches of the Asian monsoon subsystems. As an interesting example for that, we compared detailedfeatures from autumn to midwinter with those from midwinter to spring around the Japan Islands, with focus on theasymmetric seasonal march between them. Comparison of "seasonal feeling" expressed in the Japanese classic poemscalled "Wa-Ka" and in the Japanese artistic songs between those seasons was made, at the viewpoint of the aboveasymmetric seasonal march.