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?
Nyuto-Onsenkyo refers to all hot springs at the foot of Mt. Nyuto in Towada-Hachimantai National Park. Namely, Tsurunoyu, Tae no yu, Kuroyu, Ganiba, Magoroku, Okama, and National Park Resort Village Nyuto-Onsenkyo. The seven onsen lodgings nestled in the beech primeval forest are touted by many fans as hidden treasures with natural beauty, quaint inns, and quality opaque water.
Tenmonkan is Kagoshima's largest downtown area and stretches around the arcade street of Temmonkan Hondori. Even on rainy days or when there is ash fall from Sakurajima volcano, the arcade protects the area, making it a pleasant place to shop and stroll.
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