Winter Japan Travel And Destinations Not To Be Missed

Winter in Japan usually starts from December to the end of February next year, the weather is very cold, especially in Hokkaido, the snow falls the most. If you like watching snow or want to experience skiing, now plan a trip to Japan! Let's take a look at some of the most attractive autumn and winter destinations in this land of the rising sun! first. Nagatoro Valley, Saitama Province In the summer, the Arakawa River basin in the Nagatoro valley, Saitama is dyed a bright red color by the color of maple leaves, where you can admire the contrast of the 500m long stone path and the opposite bank of the red wall, while watching the red foliage while rafting on the river.The best time to see the red leaves in the valley is mid-November to late November. Photo: JNTO2

. Kenrokuen Park Kenrokuen Park in Kanazawa city Ishikawa prefecture is a large famous park in Japan since the Edo period. Four seasons can be experienced such as spring with cherry blossoms, green trees in summer, autumn with red leaves, and snow in winter. Autumn red leaves start to change color from early November, the most beautiful time to see red leaves is mid-November to early December Kenrokuen park falls.



Photo: Romantic love of autumn in the park. Winter suspension lights at Kenrokuen Park. Photo: ST3. Hokkaido: There are many friends who are infatuated with the cherry blossoms of spring, and are ecstatic with the red leaves of autumn, but many of you like the cool feeling and the exciting skiing games in winter. Let's enjoy the great winter in Hokkaido, Japan - a popular tourist destination in winter in Japan, Hokkaido, Japan - a popular tourist destination in winter in Japan. Photo: JNTO Every year also in early February, tourists and teams from all over the world come to Odori Park in Sapporo to participate in the snow festival. The weather in Hokkaido in winter is quite cold due to the influence of cold winds blowing in from Siberia In Sapporo, the city of Hokkaido, the temperature is usually around -5 ° C and further to the east, the weather is influenced by the ocean, so the temperature is about - 30 ° C lower.



Photo: ST4. The ice village in Shikaribetsu Lake: An ice village in the Shikaribetsu Lake region, in northern Japan, will be an ideal paradise for those who want to challenge the freezing experience while traveling to Japan. Guests will live in an ice world, ice motels, using ice furniture. In addition, the village has an ice church, an ice theater and a giant ice skating rink. More interestingly, you can also sip a cocktail in a cup made of ice here. This village, part of the Alpha resort in Tomamu, Hokkaido, is open to tourists from the end of December to the end of April every year, and sips a cocktail in a cup made of frozen ice. Photo: lamsao.com5.



Experience the hot spring in Japan in winter, do not miss the traditional hot spring experience that locals call onsen. Not only a cultural experience, hot springs also bring a feeling of relaxation and tranquility. Due to the volcanic geography, Japan has 3,000 famous natural hot spring spots. In particular, most of the hot springs are distributed in the quiet countryside. The feeling of soaking in the hot springs, while the four sides are white snow, what better? Photo: lamsao.comRyokan, a traditional-style hostel, known for its coolest hot springs, offers the full luxury experience. This is one of the many vertical waterfall-like onsen in Japan. December 15 - 18: On-matsuri Festival of Kasuga Shrine in Nara with a masked procession.



Date 17-19 December: Hagoita-ichi Festival (Fair badminton) of Asakusa Kannon Temple in Tokyo. 31/12: Okera Mairi Festival of Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto. Festival of Sacred Fire. 31/12: Namahage Festival on Peninsula, Akita Province. Men disguised as demons knock on doors with children. January 1: New Year's Day, New Year's Day in Japan. January 6: Dezomeshiki Festival or Firefighter's New Year Parade in Tokyo with dangerous acrobatics on high ladders.Mid-January (15 days): 1st Sumo Competition in Tokyo.



4th Saturday of January: Grass Burning on Mount Wakakusayama, Nara. 7 First day of February: Snow Festival in Sapporo, Hokkaido. This is the most famous snow festival in Japan with many giant sculptures of snow and ice.The snow festival is held in three parks: Odori, Susukino and Tsudome. Early or mid-February: Snow Festival in Asahikawa, Abashiri and other cities in Hokkaido. February 3 or 4: The Lantern Festival of Kasuga Shrine, Nara, February 15-16: Kamakura Festival in Yokote, Akita. People make houses out of snow and worship God.

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