Japan has more than 100 ways to describe snow. Here are six of the most interesting varieties!

Here's a selection of places that are beautiful in the warm weather, but in the winter, that beauty is multiplied!

Did your favorite Japanese ski or snowboard spot make it to the Top 5?

There are a few unique things about Japanese snow.

Featuring intricate snow and ice sculptures on a monumental scale—including pop culture icons and near-life-sized replicas of famous structures—the Sapporo Snow Festival draws over 2 million visitors each year.

The hidden Daigo Temple is one site you won't want to miss—especially in winter when snow blankets the grounds!

Find the top eight places to visit for snow!

In the snow belt between Hokuriku and Gifu's Hida Mountain Range, take a bus tour down a road lined with three-star tourist spots listed in the Michelin Green Guide Japan.