[Akita] A fantastical landscape spreads out before you ✨ Photogenic event unique to a snowy country ❄️ *Special offers included

How many of Japan's winter traditions have you been to? This time, we will introduce some of the winter traditions in Japan that you should visit at least once in your life☃️This time, we will introduce the "Yokote Snow Festival "Kamakura"" held every year from February 15th to 16th in Yokote City, Akita Prefecture. About 80 kamakura, about 3 meters high, are set up in the city, and thousands of them lined up on the banks of the Yokote River create an indescribably fantastical scene✨✨The photos of the riverbank were taken from the bridge, but you can actually get down to the riverbank and take photos up close📸You can also make a mini kamakura! There is also a festival at Yokote Castle, about a 10-minute walk from here, which is also worth visiting🏯You can actually enter the kamakura, so let's go inside! The last picture is miso ramen from a ramen shop called "Kou".
It was so good for my cold body.
🏷️How to get a good deal🏷️--------If you use "Eki-net", an online service provided by JR East, you can purchase tickets at up to 30% off the regular price as of January 15th! Normally, the ticket from Tokyo Station to Omagari Station is 17,150 yen, but it is now 12,000 yen. However, please note that you cannot always buy tickets, and the ticket is drawn by lottery one month in advance. Even if you buy tickets, it may not be 30% off, so please be careful🙇--------Of course, there are people who think it would be a waste to go just for this event, right? If you are going by train, please consider the following!・Take a tour of Lake Tazawa in winter on the Lake Tazawa sightseeing bus🚍・Enjoy the samurai houses in Kakunodate🚶That's it! How about it? Please come to Akita this winter☃️~~~~~~~Information~~~~~~📍Yokote Snow Festival KamakuraAddress: 1-1 Chuo-cho, Yokote City, Akita PrefectureAccess: 20 minutes on foot from Yokote StationCost: FreeCaution: Please watch your step as it is a snowy road⚠️~ ...

Post by tenpaland_photrip | Jan 15, 2025