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February 2026

February may be the shortest month, but there’s no shortage of things to explore. For example, the Sapporo Snow Festival is a winter event that boasts giant snow sculptures and fun activities. You can learn more in “Enjoy a Winter Wonderland at the Sapporo Snow Festival.” If you’re searching for a new meditative practice, “The Peace of Silent Walking” shows how calmness can be achieved simply by listening to the world around you. For those who love sweets, you won’t want to miss “Seeing Stars: Japan’s Traditional Sugar Candy.” It explains the origins and cultural significance of konpeito. And for readers interested in environmental conservation, “From Wimbledon to the Wild” offers a surprising connection between the world’s most famous tennis match and the tiny, charming harvest mice. There’s even more to discover in this issue of Enjoy English; all you have to do is turn the page.

二月或許是最短的月份，但可以探索的事物數不勝數。例如，札幌雪祭是擁有巨型雪雕和趣味活動的冬季盛事。你可以在《在札幌雪祭享受冬日奇幻樂園》中了解更多。如果你正在尋找新的冥想方法，《靜默走路幫你找回內在平靜》將展示如何僅透過聆聽周圍的世界來獲得內心的平靜。對於甜食愛好者來說，你一定不能錯過《繁星點點：日本的傳統夢幻糖果》。這篇文章解釋了金平糖的起源和文化意義。而對於關注環保的讀者，《溫布頓網球成為「蔽鼠」天堂！》揭示了世界上最著名的網球比賽與小巧迷人的巢鼠之間令人意想不到的聯繫。本期《生活英語》還有更多精彩內容等你發掘，你只要翻開下一頁就能盡情探索。