Japanese Snow Landscapes
Japanese snow landscapes attract visitors as a winter charm. Enjoy breathtaking snowy scenes at spots like Hokkaido’s Biei and Blue Pond, Shirakawa-go’s Gassho-style houses, and Jigokudani in Nagano.
Japanese snow landscapes attract visitors as a winter charm. Enjoy breathtaking snowy scenes at spots like Hokkaido’s Biei and Blue Pond, Shirakawa-go’s Gassho-style houses, and Jigokudani in Nagano.
The Nagasaki Lantern Festival transforms the city with 15,000 glowing lanterns, creating a magical atmosphere. Originally a Chinese New Year celebration, it has become a major winter event in Nagasaki.
The Sapporo Snow Festival is Japan’s premier winter event, featuring massive snow and ice sculptures throughout Sapporo. First held in 1950, it is now one of the world's top three snow festivals.
Arashiyama in winter offers a serene atmosphere, distinct from its vibrant spring and autumn. Snow-covered Togetsukyo Bridge, the Bamboo Grove, and Tenryu-ji Temple create a mesmerizing winter landscape.
The illumination of Arashiyama is a spectacular event showcasing its breathtaking nighttime scenery. Togetsukyo Bridge, the Bamboo Grove, and Hogon-in Temple are beautifully lit, offering a different charm from the daytime.