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Looking for a Festive Place to Enjoy the Holiday Season? Come See the Winter Lights in Joyo!

2025.12.10

Kyoto Tea Country

Twinkle Joyo 2025 is being held at at the Recreation Zone of Joyo City Sports Park (Konosuyama Sports Park / Logos Land)!
Joyo City is located just south of Uji and is about 30 min. from Kyoto Station by train. A special bus service is available to the venue from Kintetsu Terada Station and JR Joyo Station (200 yen for adults / 100 yen for children).

Experience the Magic: Annual Night Event is Back!

Twinkle Joyo is one of the popular annual night events in Kyoto Tea Country! This year, the illuminations offer a fun experience into ancient times and dinosaurs, creating an exciting adventure for all!

Note: Lighting hours are from 5:30pm to 9:30pm. A suggested contribution of 100 yen per person. Several other spots in the city also feature illuminations during the event period.

LOGOS LAND
https://www.kyototourism.org/en/stay/1192/

Go Behind the Lights: A Dino-Mite Night Out for Everyone!

We got so hyped up for the opening day on December 1 and headed straight there!
As soon as we arrived, the glittering lights made my spirits sparkle, too.
It’s so much fun just walking through the light displays, and there are so many spots that make you want to stop and take photos! Encountering all the different dinosaurs and ancient things like pyramids and a sphinx, and enjoying tasty food options—it’s an experience that brings big smiles to both kids and adults!

It’s running until Christmas Day, so why not come and check it out?

Holiday Season in Japan

The holiday season in Japan doesn’t mean that people take extra time off. Christmas Eve is when couples enjoy their date night, and beautiful illuminations are a huge draw. Of course, many people also enjoy the lights with friends and family throughout the “holiday season.” Christmas Day is seen as a time for family, but isn’t it interesting that our go-to party foods are often fried chicken and sponge cake with lots of cream?

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