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Takayama – Frozen Waterfalls

Home Takayama – Frozen Waterfalls Takayama Frozen Waterfalls: A Winter Wonderland in Japan In winter, the mountains around Takayama transform into a quiet white world where waterfalls turn to shimmering blue ice. For first-time visitors to Japan, this is one of the most magical ways to experience the country beyond the big cities. Frozen waterfalls near Takayama combine dramatic alpine scenery, easy access from town, and a distinctly Japanese way of enjoying the cold: with hot springs, hearty food and peaceful onsen towns nearby. Why See Frozen Waterfalls in Takayama? Takayama, in the northern part of Gifu Prefecture, sits high in the Japanese Alps. Deep snow, sub-zero temperatures and steep river valleys create perfect conditions for frozen waterfalls from mid-winter through early spring. Unlike busier winter resorts, Takayama’s icefalls feel intimate and uncrowded, giving you space to appreciate the silence and the sound of snow under your boots. For international visitors, th

Hokkaido – Sapporo Ice Festival

Home Hokkaido – Sapporo Ice Festival Hokkaido Sapporo Ice Festival: A Complete First-Timer’s Guide Each February, the northern city of Sapporo in Hokkaido transforms into a glittering world of snow and ice. The Sapporo Snow Festival, often called the Sapporo Ice Festival, is one of Japan’s most spectacular winter events, attracting several million visitors from around the world. For many first-time travelers to Japan, it is the ultimate snow experience: towering ice sculptures, winter illuminations, steaming bowls of miso ramen, and crisp, powdery snow underfoot. This guide explains how to enjoy the Sapporo Ice Festival as an international visitor: when to go, where to see the sculptures, what to wear, and how to make the most of your winter journey to Hokkaido. What Is the Sapporo Ice Festival? The Sapporo Snow Festival (Sapporo Yuki Matsuri) began in 1950 when local high school students built simple snow statues in Odori Park. From those humble beginnings, it has grown into on