
Lake Kawaguchiko Winter Fireworks
Start the new year with a bang. Using Mount Fuji as a backdrop, this colorful fireworks display is a sight to behold.
Start the new year with a bang. Using Mount Fuji as a backdrop, this colorful fireworks display is a sight to behold.
See the spectacular scene of hundreds of ice candles being lit up.
A 300-year-old fire festival with moving stages and live performances.
Attend a parade that features a portable shrine topped with a tiger and traditional Japanese instruments.
Visit an illuminated winter wonderland with fireworks each night in Aomori.
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.
See early blooming cherry blossoms at Kawazu's annual flower festival.
The Osaka Wheel transforms into the Kotatsu Ferris Wheel, offering a cozy gondola ride complete with heated tables, warm oden, and hot sake.
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.
Feast on this winter delicacy that was fetched fresh from nearby waters.
Wander through 600 blooming plum trees, enjoy traditional tea ceremonies, and try local plum-inspired treats at the annual Expo '70 Plum Blossom Festival.
Feast your eyes upon 5,100 individual plum trees and 25 different varieties at this quaint park in Aichi.
This is what Kyoto in early spring is all about. Witness weeping plum and camellia blossoms at the city's Jonan-gu Shrine.
Artists from various fields gathered in Hakushu Town to create the Hakushu Summer Festival, which evolved into Art Camp Hakushu and Dance Hakushu. Now revived, through rare footage, posters, and …
Ninagawa’s latest exhibition brings a contemporary twist to traditional Japanese scroll painting. Explore ten immersive installations at the Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art.
Plum blossoms, ume snacks, and sweeping views. Misato’s plum season is unmissable.
Calling all art lovers—dive into Monet & Friends Alive, a multisensory experience that brings the magic of Impressionist masterpieces to life.
There's a little Netherlands in Nagasaki and in spring it transforms itself into a tulip paradise.
Hirakata Park’s illuminations return. Explore seven themed light areas, including a 13-meter Flower and Fairy Tree, 500 glowing lanterns, and 20 illuminated rides.
Make the most of sakura season at the Osaka Castle Spring Festival, happening from February 21 to April 15.