Japan is a country where the beauty of the four seasons truly shines, and winter is an especially magical time. Across the nation, landscapes are transformed by snow and crystal-clear air. Snow-covered mountains and townscapes are joined by enchanting illuminations that light up the cities, creating a unique winter charm. Travel through different regions to discover their distinctive winter scenery and light displays, and fully immerse yourself in the beauty of Japan in winter.
Which would you like to visit this winter?
The Saiko Koori Festival is a celebration of ice art held annually from early to mid-February at Saiko Wild Bird Forest Park, nestled on the shores of Saiko, one of the Fuji Five Lakes. With its origins dating back roughly 30 years, the festival showcases magnificent ice sculptures set against the breathtaking backdrop of Mt. Fuji, blanketed in winter snow and framed by the crisp, clear air.
This is one of the few roads in the world along a sandy beach that can be driven on.
The 8-kilometer-long road runs along the beach and can be driven not only by car but also by motorcycle or bicycle. The finely packed sand particles make driving along the beach like a scene from a movie, and it is especially moving to watch the sun set.
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