Shinjo Snow Festival

Shinjo Snow Festival

Event Overview

A festival unique to the snowy country that is full of a variety of events such as giant snow statues and huge slides. Candle night is wrapped in a fantastic atmosphere at night, fireworks on snow (about 5 minutes) and snow festival that can be enjoyed by adults and children.

Info

JR Shinjo Station → 5 min walk
10 minutes from Obanazawa Shinjo Road Shinjo IC
1000 units/possible decrease due to snow cover

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Snow and winter festival

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