Want to see a different side of Central Japan this winter? Nagoya is an excellent base for exploring the surrounding region, and winter is one of the most rewarding times to venture beyond the city. As you head into the mountains, the scenery changes quickly. Historic post towns become quiet and atmospheric, traditional villages can...Read More
Looking for the best ski resort near Nagoya? Winter might not be the first season people associate with Nagoya, but it should be. Within just two to three hours of the city, you’ll find some of Japan’s best ski resorts, from family-friendly beginner slopes to world-class powder in the Japanese Alps. Whether you’re planning your...Read More
Are you travelling around Japan and want to know what to do in Nagoya during the New Year Holidays? The New Year holiday period, known as “Oshogatsu” in Japan, is one of the most important and widely celebrated occasions in Japanese culture. It is a major holiday in Japan, and many citizens return to their...Read More
Planning a trip to Japan this winter (December to February)?Make Nagoya, Aichi, and the Central Japan area your top destination for unforgettable winter experiences! From breathtaking snowscapes to seasonal festivals, local delicacies, and hidden gems, this region offers a perfect blend of tradition, nature, and culture. In this guide, we’ll show you the best spots...Read More
Nagoya, like much of Japan, truly embraces the Christmas season with stunning illuminations and festive winter events throughout December. One of the highlights of winter in Nagoya is the breathtaking illuminations that begin in mid-November and often last until January or even February. These light displays create a magical atmosphere that’s hard to miss. In...Read More
Japan has many spectacular winter illuminations each year, in fact, a lot of great ones can be found in Nagoya. Many have a Christmas theme with Christmas trees, Santa Claus, and raindeer, so they usually end by January. But one of the greatest winter illuminations in Japan can be found not far from Nagoya and...Read More
