Kasuisai Doll Festival
The Kasuisai Hina Matsuri Festival (Festival of Dolls) is held every year at Kasuisai Temple in Shizuoka Prefecture, Fukuroi City.…
Japanese Events Guide, the best festivals and events of the month of February you can find here!
The Kasuisai Hina Matsuri Festival (Festival of Dolls) is held every year at Kasuisai Temple in Shizuoka Prefecture, Fukuroi City.…
Inabu Hyobaku is an ICE WATERFALL located in Hyobaku Yusui Park in Toyota City in Aichi, every year from January…
The Rapeseed Flower Festival in Tahara City is held every year from mid-January to the end of March at the…
A fantastic world for just one day An event using snow lanterns, this is one of the few events in…
Setsubun (節分) is the Japanese festival on the eve of the beginning of spring in Japan. The meaning of the…
Hadaka means “naked”, the name of the festival is “Festival of naked men”. This festival takes place every year on…
kenkoku kinen no hi (建国記念の日), Also known as Kenkoku Kinenbi is the National Foundation Day of Japan. It is a…
The Oni Matsuri (Ogre Festival) is held every third Saturday of February in the city of Okazaki. An epic festival…
Unlike other countries, where the date is celebrated on June 12, in Japan Valentine’s Day is celebrated on February 14.…
About 6.000 plum trees of 25 types are planted around Lake Souri in Chita City, the flowers bloom from mid-February…
The Plum Festival features around 4.500 plum trees of 100 varieties, is one of the largest plum festivals in the…
The plum garden at the agricultural center was built in 1993. With an area of about 5,000 square meters and…
Red and white colored plum blossoms bloom throughout Odaka Park, making it a popular spot for plum tree viewing in…
It is a famous place for plum blossoms, where about 400 plum trees, such as red plum blossoms, white plum…
Enjoy the refreshing, mellow aroma at the Plum Festival held every year from mid-February to mid-March at Oike Park in…
Enjoy the stunning contrast between rapeseed flowers and Kawazu (Sakura) cherry blossoms along a picturesque river! This event gives you…
The Ume Festival (plum blossom festival) takes place every year from mid-February to mid-March, with the plum blossoms. During the…
The Doll Festival, Hina Matsuri (雛祭り) or “Girls’ Day” is a typical Japanese festival that takes place from February to…
Toyokawa City’s Akatsukayama Park Garden is 4,900㎡, with 281 plum trees of 25 species, and they are in full bloom…
Mukaiyama Ryokuchi Park is a majestic 13,000m² green area located in Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture. Every year, from mid-February to…
Emperor Naruhito’s birthday (Tennō tanjōbi – 天皇诞生日), celebrated on February 23, is a national holiday in Japan. On February 23,…
The Toki no Sumika Illumination event (御殿場高原時之栖) takes place annually at Gotemba Kogen Resort in Shizuoka Prefecture is a leisure…
The Kaore Plum Festival is an annual event that takes place every year from late February to mid-March in Shinshiro…
Nabana no Sato is famous and the biggest flower park in Japan, plus it attracts many more visitors when its…
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