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Immerse Yourself in a White Winter: The Romantic and Dazzling Light Displays of Kyushu

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Last updated 2026-11-08 — As soon as Japan enters the depths of winter, cities across the country adorn their streets with brilliant lights, filling the urban air with Christmas cheer and the joyful jingling of festive tunes. Although a white Christmas with snowfall is rare in Kyushu...

By / MOOK Editorial Department
 
As soon as Japan enters the depths of winter, cities across the country adorn their streets with brilliant lights, filling the urban air with Christmas cheer and the joyful jingling of festive tunes. Although a white Christmas with snowfall is rare in Kyushu, the dazzling lights and festive atmosphere alone are enough to leave you spellbound.

JR Hakata CITY. (Photo provided by Fukuoka City)

Starting from the end of November to early March every year since 2010, Huis Ten Bosch is transformed into a vibrant sea of lights, becoming the most dazzling destination in all of Japan. Aiming to be the world’s foremost festival of light, Huis Ten Bosch’s illuminations grow more spectacular each year. In 2012, the number of bulbs reached as many as 10 million. With lights covering the ground and European-style buildings illuminated in splendor, the space is filled with romance, creating a dreamlike and mesmerizing ambiance.

Kingdom of Light. (Photo provided by Huis Ten Bosch)

The 234-meter-tall Fukuoka Tower is made up of over 8,000 mirrored panels. During the day, they reflect the blue sky and white clouds, while at night, the dazzling light show dazzles the eyes. To date, it has attracted over 10 million visitors who come to witness its beauty. Starting from late November each year, Fukuoka Tower is decorated with 100,000 lights, creating a dreamy kingdom full of romantic charm.
 
Winter in Kyushu: Romantic and Dazzling Light Displays

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