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The Japan winter solstice, known as Tōji, is observed on December 21-22. As the shortest day and longest night of the year, Tōji represents a respite before New Year.
Nagasaki's local Chinese community started the Nagasaki Lantern Festival as an interpersonal, cultural, and symbolic Lunar New Year celebration. It has developed into one of Japan's most spectacula...
Nestled behind the Tokyo Midtown complex in Roppongi, this seasonal outdoor ice rink is surrounded by trees, skyscrapers, and holiday lights.
Japan's unique and heavy snowfall is a wonder to behold. If you love snow, ice, and all things wintry, read on to find out more.
Wonderfest Japan, also known as Wonder Festival Japan, is held twice at year at Makuhari Messe in Chiba and is the biggest figure and garage kit show in Japan.
Held in Japan's 'snow country', the Tokamachi Snow Festival was founded for locals and visitors alike to 'befriend' the heavy snow that falls each year and celebrate the magic it brings to the landscape.
The Asahikawa Winter Festival, in early February, is famous for constructing some of Japan's largest snow sculptures, including a massive main snow stage that seems to defy physics. Don't miss this wonderful winter event.
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