New years japan

New Year's Eve in Tokyo is a culturally unique event, distinct from Western-style celebrations. As the year ends, Tokyo emerges as a prime destination for those eager to delve into Japanese New Year traditions. Unlike the lively parties often seen in the West on December 31, Tokyo's New Year's Eve is more about family gatherings, hometown visits, and traditional customs. Even though many Tokyo shops close early on this day, the city still buzzes with enjoyable shopping and festive…

credit: IG @travel_nagasaki The Nagasaki Lantern Festival is held every February to mark the end of the Lunar New Year period.

If you are travelling during the Japanese New Year period it's a fabulous opportunity to experience the culture and join in on some local festivities. Here's what to expect on your early January visit.

Lunar new year is known as Chinese new year, and it is normally celebrated around late January to sometime in...

Nagasaki City Japan Chinese New Year & Lanterns & Lights Festival with 15k Lanterna & Lights during 15 days at Lunar Year, includes many colorful Fish Lanterns.

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Are you in Japan for the New Years? ⁣ ⁣ New Years is the biggest holiday in Japan. Japanese New Years or Shogatsu has lots of traditions and events. Nozawa Onsen Resort has New Years fireworks, night skiing and drinks that you definitely don’t want to miss if you’re in town. ⁣ ⁣ Most Japanese people celebrate New Years by going to a shrine to wish for successful new year and eat a special New Years meal called Osechi, that comes with a variety of different foods all meant to represent…

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