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?
One of the largest snow resorts in western Japan is located on the eastern slopes of Dainichi-ga-take (Mt. Dainichi) in Takasu, Gujo City. The elevation at the mountain’s peak is 1,550 meters, the highest in the area, and the slopes are covered in the finest snow, “Takasu powder.”
This is a large, 777-meter-high suspension bridge for sightseeing that spans the Kyusuikei Valley near the Kumamoto Prefecture border at the foot of the Kuju Mountain Range. The 173-meter-high, 390-meter-long suspension bridge, Japan's tallest pedestrian bridge, offers a thrilling view of the surrounding valley and is a popular observation spot.
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