Vietravel Japan Tour – A journey of light, festivals and authentic cultural experiences

For those who want to experience Japan tour in depth, traveling during festival and light season will be the key to open a journey not only to visit but also to feel and remember unforgettable moments, from vibrant Tokyo to romantic Hokkaido, from traditional Kyoto to modern Osaka, all creating a colorful, emotional picture.

Japanese Light – Lost in a magical, shimmering world

Immerse yourself in the shimmering light space – An indispensable experience on a tour of Japan. (Photo: Collected)

When night falls, Tokyo, Osaka or Nagoya seem to be dressed in a brilliant coat of light, the streets, parks, and shopping centers all become stages for thousands of flashing LED lights, reflecting on each glass surface and each roof, creating a vivid and emotional picture. On the Japan tour, you can walk through Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Midtown, watching the lights intertwine with gentle background music , making all your senses relax and blend into the surrounding space. In Osaka, the Hikari Renaissance light festival is not only a place to admire but also allows you to directly experience traditional lamp-making workshops, where each small light created by your own hands reflects joy and excitement, so that when you look back, you will see that you have truly "touched" the sparkling beauty of the Japanese festival season .

Shirakawa-go – The ancient village in the white snow

Experience Japanese culture in the winter at Shirakawa-go, where every moment is like a painting. (Photo: Collected)

Shirakawa-go is a peaceful old village with typical steep-roofed “gassho-zukuri” thatched houses, where when winter is covered in white snow, everything becomes poetic as if coming out of a fairy tale. During your Japan tour, you can not only admire the beautiful scenery but also experience close-up activities, from learning to make traditional dishes, participating in folk craft classes, to walking around the village and feeling the peace permeating every step. Every moment in Shirakawa-go makes you feel the slow pace of life, in a different and genuine way compared to other popular attractions, making the trip profound and meaningful.

Festive Cuisine – Vibrant Flavors and Experiences

Enjoy Japanese winter cuisine – Eat and feel the local culture. (Photo: Collected)

Japanese cuisine is not only about food but also about cultural experiences, especially during the festival season. When joining a tour of Japan, you will go through small streets, night markets and food streets, where every dish brings excitement and discovery: from hot takoyaki balls in Osaka, with each piece of soft and chewy octopus mixed with a crispy shell; to grilled mochi in Kyoto, where the fragrant aroma of rice spreads and the soft feeling melts in your mouth; then hot bowls of ramen, helping you dispel the cold and feel the warmth of Japanese winter. These experiences not only satisfy your taste buds but also make you feel like you are immersed in the festival life, enjoying every moment to the fullest.

Winter Festival – Lights, Music and Endless Emotions

Immerse yourself in the Japanese winter festival – Where all senses are awakened. (Photo: Collected)

Every winter in Japan brings its own unique festivals with bright lights, cheerful music and unique cultural experiences. At the Sapporo Snow Festival, you will admire giant, intricate snow sculptures that will leave you in awe; at Nabana no Sato, a giant LED flower garden creates a dreamy scene where you can stop anywhere to take photos that seem like they belong in a movie; and smaller local festivals offer intimate experiences, from enjoying hot tea to wearing traditional costumes and chatting with locals, all of which combine to create a rich, vibrant and unforgettable journey.

Tips for choosing a Japan tour during the festival season for a complete experience

Tips and notes to fully and conveniently experience Japan's festival tour. (Photo: Collected)

Book your tour early: Flights and hotels always fill up quickly during the holiday season, so planning early will give you peace of mind.
Choose a themed tour: Tours that focus on lights, workshops, and festivals offer a more in-depth experience than a typical sightseeing tour.
Prepare suitable clothing: Warm clothes, comfortable walking shoes and cold-proof accessories are necessary to comfortably participate in outdoor activities.
Reasonable schedule: Some festivals only take place at night, so it is important to adjust the schedule so as not to miss the highlights.

Suggested 5-day itinerary to explore Japan's golden route

Japan tour schedule during festival season combines cultural experiences and brilliant lights. (Photo: Collected)

Day 1 – 2 Tokyo: Stroll around Roppongi Hills Illuminations, enjoy street food and watch the sparkling LED lights. Participate in a traditional lantern making workshop, visit Asakusa Shrine, and experience the urban life.
Day 3 – Kyoto: Enjoy grilled mochi, visit Shirakawa-go, feel the traditional culture.
Day 4 – Osaka: Visit Dotonbori Street, enjoy takoyaki and experience the local light festival.
Day 5 – Hokkaido: Join the Sapporo Snow Festival, enjoy winter dishes and capture memorable moments.

Each day of the journey is a vivid picture, both entertaining and rich in cultural experiences, helping you deeply feel the Japanese festival season.

Sign up now for a Japan tour during the festive season with Vietravel to turn the trip into a meaningful gift for yourself and enjoy an emotional, memorable experience.

>> See Japan tour:
1. Japan: Tokyo - Mount Fuji - Oshino Hakkai - Kyoto - Osaka (Helicopter Experience, Dinner Cruise on Tokyo Bay, Enjoy Kobe Beef)
2. Japan: Tokyo - Disneyland - Mount Fuji - Oshino Hakkai - Fujiten Park - Nagoya - Kyoto - Kobe - Osaka (4 nights hotel, Enjoy Kobe beef & tea ceremony experience - wear Yukata, Fruit picking)
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