Things To Do Potterry House And Historical Building

Things To Do Potterry House And Historical Building

I WOULD LIKES TO SHARE WHAT SHOULD YOU DO WHEN VISIT JAPAN IN WINTER!
A winter trip to Japan offers a mix of cultural, natural, and adventure-filled experiences. Here are some ideas to make the most of your winter trip:

Outdoor Adventures
Skiing and Snowboarding:

1- Nagano: Visit Hakuba Valley or Shiga Kogen for world-class ski resorts.
Niigata: Try Naeba Ski Resort, connected by the Dragon Gondola.
Snowshoeing and Ice Climbing:

2- Head to areas like Shirakawa-go or Takayama for snowy hikes.
Snow Monkeys:

Visit Jigokudani Monkey Park in Nagano to see monkeys soaking in natural hot springs.

Cultural Experiences
Traditional Winter Festivals:

3- Sapporo Snow Festival (Hokkaido): Marvel at the snow and ice sculptures.
Otaru Light Path Festival: Witness stunning candle-lit snowy streets.
Illuminations:

Check out seasonal light displays at Nabana no Sato or Ashikaga Flower Park.
Onsen Towns:

4- Soak in hot springs in Kusatsu, Yufuin, or Beppu.
Try an outdoor rotenburo surrounded by snow.

Unique Experiences
Stay in a Ryokan (Traditional Inn):

5- Enjoy tatami rooms, kaiseki meals, and private hot springs.
6- Ice Fishing:

Experience fishing for wakasagi (smelt) on frozen lakes like Lake Suwa in Nagano.
Snowshoeing or Ice Drifting:

Go on a guided snow trek or try ice drifting in frozen waters in Hokkaido.

Food & Drink
8- Winter Cuisine:

9- Warm up with nabe (hot pot), oden, and freshly made mochi.
Try crab in Kanazawa or Hokkaido, especially the snow crab.
Japanese Sake Tours:

10- Visit breweries in Niigata or Takayama for sake tasting.

11- Scenic & Historical Spots
Winter Castles:

12- See Matsumoto Castle or Himeji Castle surrounded by snow.
13- Shirakawa-go:

Visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site for its illuminated gassho-style houses.
14- Mt. Fuji Winter Views:

Enjoy clear views of Mt. Fuji from Lake Kawaguchi or nearby ski resorts.