Tokyo Blue Garden
Heading to the Tokyo Blue Garden in Happo-en. This is one of the last illumination festivals in the city of Tokyo, ending on January 31.
Read moreHeading to the Tokyo Blue Garden in Happo-en. This is one of the last illumination festivals in the city of Tokyo, ending on January 31.
Read moreThis year the Hibiya Magic Time Illumination was back with a collaboration: Moana 2. The illumination will continue in January.
Read moreYou may not be able to afford Omotesandō’s shops, but you can afford this impressive annual show of light, the Omotesandō Illumination festival.
Read moreAutumn colors have finally reached the Tokyo area and with it the special nighttime illuminations at gardens such as Rikugien.
Read moreTokyo German Village is a park in Chiba, located about two hours from central Tokyo. The park offers facilities for families, flower events, a souvenir shop and German food. It’s not an educational place meant to teach you German – in many ways it’s very much a Japanese park.
Read moreIf you are in Tokyo now, the biggest festival to see is the Mitama Matsuri at Yasukuni Shrine held until
Read moreHakodate was the first port to be opened to foreign trade after Japan was forced to give up its isolation.
Read moreOriginally, my next stop after Sapporo was supposed to be Aomori, but I switched to Hakodate instead. Hakodate is Hokkaido’s
Read moreSendai was the biggest Japanese city hit by the tsunami and earthquake, although if you walk in the city centre
Read moreThe Nagoya Akari Night is held around the iconic Nagoya TV Tower, the oldest tv tower in Japan. The tower is illuminated of course, but they also added some additional lights at the bottom for christmas.
Read moreUnlike most of the other illumination festivals, Lightopia has a very limited run, starting on the 22nd and finishing on
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