In English, I always say winter, spring, summer, fall/autumn, in that order.

Is there a similar order that the Japanese people follow?
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What order do Japanese people say/recite the seasons?
In Japan, we say spring, summer, fall, winter.  
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We say spring, summer, autumn, winter as both school year and fiscal year
start in April.

Most of Japanese people have an image of spring being timing of start.
Hundreds of years ago, people called January to March as spring because it was
the begining of the year.
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