Winter in Japan is magical — sparkling illuminations, relaxing hot springs, powder snow, New Year traditions, and warm seasonal foods.But if you’re visiting from the UK, you might be surprised by how cold some parts of Japan can get , especially compared to London, Manchester, or Edinburgh. Northern and inland regions, such as Hokkaido, Nagano, and Tohoku, can reach –5°C to –15°C , with heavy snowfall.Even cities like Tokyo and Kyoto are generally colder and drier than most p

Introduction Winter Travel in Japan offers a magical blend of snow-covered landscapes, relaxing hot springs, and vibrant cultural...