Difference between hope and wish

[Snappy]

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English gives the following example.
"I hope (NOT wish) that we'll all meet again soon."


My question is if the following usage is incorrect.


I wish that you will enjoy your stay in Japan when you visit me next year.

[mara_ce]

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English gives the following example.
"I hope (NOT wish) that we'll all meet again soon."


My question is if the following usage is incorrect.


I wish that you will enjoy your stay in Japan when you visit me next year.

In this website you'll find the difference between them.

Hope vs. Wish

[emsr2d2]

In this website you'll find the difference between them.

Hope vs. Wish

But in short, no, you need to say "I hope you enjoy......"