Japan *loves* Christmas.
Though Christianity is not a popular religion, Japanese people (including myself) celebrate this holiday. In America, I believe Christmas is more of a family holiday. In Japan, it's more of a romantic holiday which you may spend with your friends or significant others. (this is the case for the young generation) Due to the popularity of this holiday, businesses go above and beyond in decorating the city with illuminations! The illuminations I've seen in Tokyo are much more intense than the ones I've seen in San Francisco, Boston and NYC. Additionally, the illumination themes change every year; so you'll see a new design every year. Check out the list below for the illuminations I want to visit for the year 2015! Tokyo Midtown "Starlight Garden"Tokyo MarunouchiTokyo Roppongi Keyaki-zaka "Galaxy Illumination"Tokyo OmotesandoTokyo Shiodome "Canyon d'Azur"Last but not least, Yokohama's Redbrick Warehouse "Christmas Market"
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11/27/2015 05:55:41 pm
A great list. One place I would add is the winter illuminations at Nabana no Sato in Mie Prefecture. It is generally regarded as being the biggest and best in Japan. They have an amazing light tunnel that has to be seen to be believed. Happy winter from Japan.
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