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As winter arrives each year, Universal Studios Japan’s Christmas event becomes a key highlight for travelers in Japan. This year’s festivities feature a magical Christmas tree, enchanting Harry Potter decorations, as well as must-buy seasonal goods and treats that you absolutely can’t miss. Below is a summary of this year’s top five Christmas highlights at Universal Studios Japan — a great reference for those planning a trip to Japan.
Universal Studios Japan’s Miracle Christmas Tree (Photo / Universal Studios Japan)
1. Illumination of the Miracle Christmas Tree
The Christmas tree is the soul of holiday décor, and this year, Universal Studios Japan has unveiled a brand-new tree standing 30 meters tall. By day, it is adorned with vibrant, colorful ornaments, and at night, it transforms into a dazzling spectacle with ever-changing lights that fill viewers with awe and emotion.
Universal Studios Japan’s Miracle Christmas Tree (Photo / Universal Studios Japan)
2. The Grand Return of “Angel’s Miracle III”
Angel’s Miracle III (Photo / Universal Studios Japan)
On the European-style stage, you can’t miss the highly anticipated holiday performance “Angel’s Miracle III ~The Voice of an Angel~.” This spectacular Christmas show has earned top global honors. Not only does it deliver an awe-inspiring performance, but the climax also features the lighting of the new Christmas tree and a dazzling fireworks display — an unforgettable experience for all who attend.
Angel’s Miracle III (Photo / Universal Studios Japan)
3. Limited-Edition Christmas Goods and Snacks
The Minion Park, which debuted in April this year, quickly became a fan-favorite attraction. For Christmas, you definitely shouldn’t miss the limited-edition merchandise and snacks, including the newly designed “Christmas Edition Minion Popcorn Bucket,” “Minion-Shaped Sandwich Cookies,” and a variety of Minion-themed items.
Universal Christmas Limited-Edition Snacks (Photo / Universal Studios Japan)
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