
Fuji-Kawaguchiko Cherry Blossom Festival 2026
Take this chance to visit Kawaguchiko during cherry blossom season and be rewarded with an incredible view of Mount Fuji.
Take this chance to visit Kawaguchiko during cherry blossom season and be rewarded with an incredible view of Mount Fuji.
The highlight of this Mount Fuji cherry blossom festival is the classic image of Japan you may see in guidebooks or blogs.
Tokyo-based art collective Naked once again has a hand in these stunning, seasonal illuminations.
Step under the flowers and shake off bad luck at Kyoto’s Yasurai Festival, one of the city’s three most unusual traditional celebrations.
The Kawanishi Genji Festival celebrates a Japanese literary classic-"Tale of Genji".
Show your gratitude for some of Japan's most sought-after thermal waters at the Beppu Onsen Festival
Plum blossoms, ume snacks, and sweeping views. Misato’s plum season is unmissable.
Sky lanterns light up the night, snowboarders take on epic jumps, and local food stalls bring Niigata’s snow country to life at the Tsunan Snow Festival.
Enjoy the warmth of an onsen in the middle of a winter wonderland.
Enjoy the early sights of plum blossoms blooming at the Atami Plum Blossom Festival.
Watch samurai battles, live performances, and a grand parade honoring the legendary warlord Miyoshi Nagayoshi in Osaka's Daito City.
The Osaka Wheel transforms into the Kotatsu Ferris Wheel, offering a cozy gondola ride complete with heated tables, warm oden, and hot sake.
While most snow festivals feature man-made sculptures, the snow monsters of Zao are entirely natural.
Make the most of the cold and savor winter at the Chitose and Lake Shikotsu Ice Festival in Hokkaido.
A 300-year-old fire festival with moving stages and live performances.
See the spectacular scene of hundreds of ice candles being lit up.
Getting soaked with freezing water while half-naked in the middle of winter? Catch Iwate’s Daito Ohara Water Festival.
Visit the Suita Fire Festival at Jōkō Enmanji Temple in Osaka for fire rituals, sacred smoke, and blessings for the year ahead.