Yukimi, which translates to "snow viewing" in Japanese, is a traditional practice celebrated during the winter months. It involves enjoying the beauty of snow-covered landscapes, often while partaking in seasonal foods and drinks. This custom is particularly popular in regions of Japan that experience heavy snowfall, where the serene white scenery creates a picturesque atmosphere. During Yukimi, people may also engage in activities such as building snowmen or participating in winter festivals. The practice is closely associated with the appreciation of nature, similar to other Japanese customs like Hanami, which celebrates cherry blossoms in spring.