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Experience the beauty of Japan’s winter wildlife with The Lens India on the Japan Snow Wildlife Photography Expedition 2027. Capture stunning photographs of Red-crowned Cranes, Steller’s Sea Eagles, Snow Monkeys, and Hokkaido’s snowy landscapes.

This guided wildlife photography tour covers iconic locations like Hokkaido, Tsurui Crane Sanctuary, and Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park. Learn advanced wildlife photography techniques including bird-in-flight photography, snow exposure settings, and winter composition from expert mentors.

Perfect for both beginners and professional photographers, this expedition offers small group tours, ethical wildlife photography practices, and unforgettable portfolio-worthy moments.

📸 Highlights: ✔ Snow Monkey Photography ✔ Eagle Photography in Hokkaido ✔ Red-crowned Crane Photography ✔ Winter Landscape Photography ✔ Expert Wildlife Photography Guidance

Book your Japan wildlife photography adventure with The Lens India.

Japan Winter Wildlife Photography Tour 2027

Japan becomes a breathtaking winter paradise during January and February, offering incredible opportunities for wildlife photography. Snow-covered landscapes, frozen lakes, and drifting sea ice create the perfect setting for capturing iconic wildlife moments.

The Japan Winter Wildlife Photography Tour 2027 by The Lens India is designed for photographers who want to photograph rare winter wildlife while improving their photography skills with expert guidance.

Tour Highlights

Steller’s Sea Eagles

Red-crowned Cranes

Snow Monkeys (Japanese Macaques)

White-tailed Eagles

Snowy winter landscapes of Hokkaido and Nagano

Famous Photography Locations

Rausu – Sea eagle photography on drift ice boats

Tsurui – Red-crowned crane sanctuary

Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park – Snow monkeys relaxing in hot springs

What Participants Learn

Bird-in-flight photography

Snow exposure techniques

Wildlife composition in minimalist landscapes

Ethical wildlife photography practices

Recommended Equipment

DSLR or mirrorless camera

Telephoto lens (100–400mm or 200–600mm)

Spare batteries

Weather-sealed gear

Tripod

The tour is suitable for both beginners and experienced photographers. Small groups and expert mentors help participants capture stunning wildlife images while respecting nature and wildlife habitats.