Snow Sculpture in Japan
The Sapporo Snow Festival is a festival held annualy in Sapporo, Hokkaido. It last over a week and is usually held in Susukino and Tsudome areas. The Sapporo Snow Festival was started in 1950, when high school students built a few snow statues in Odori Park. It has since developed into a large commercialized event, featuring spectacular snow and ice sculptures and attracting more than 2 million visitors every year. Check out all these impressive winter creations...
For a week every February, the city of Sapporo on Japan's northernmost island of Hokkaido transform into a land of fascinating wintery wonders. The best time to see the statues and sculptures is in the morning on the first day. By going early, you'll avoid most of the crowds and see the displays in their full glory. That's all for now. Thank you💕
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Really amazing Is this real?
Yes sultan, it's real
If it is than what about sunshine? ☀ don't melt them?
I think this sculptures doesnt melts faster than warm moving air. Base on what I read a single block sculpture will last 5- 7 hours ,and depend on other factor as well. But if it is here in my country ,it will probably melt immediately , for sure😅😅
Wow!Its such a nice photographs.Hope to see it personally someday.Thank you for sharing this photography. I was able tl find out that there is a such thing like that.🤩
Thank you ace ,you liked it. Me also, i absolutely want to see that personally.😍
That was an awesome art and craft made by snow. i guess its one of the famous tourists spot to visit and have good time for taking a pictures of it.
Absolutely pluma, its really famous, as I read more than 2 million tourists from around the world visited the snow festival. this is peŕfect for those who love taking pictures and selfies, like me💕 really obsessed with Japan 😍
Japan is one of the country that having those unique and lovable artwork
Looks heavenly for me. The pictures are really nice but I want to see them myself :) Someday soon.
That is right lykel, there's nothing happier when you see that in person.
That is very cool. Brings back very good memoris and makes me miss home. I remember as a kid to go see snow culture. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks also for having here yann. You are so lucky you already see snow in person 🥰
Coming from Canada I would not call myself lucky... I actually escaped seeing snow by moving to a tropical country. Too much of it is not so nice... Not on a daily basis. But yes I miss it from time to time.
Okay yann, thank you for sharing your wonderful experience 🥰
Wow. You are very lucky, soon I will go there. I need to be there. I want to see it with my own eyes. A very distinct art and sculpture. Japan always amazes me.
Im haven't been to Japan yet , maybe someday hopefully 😄
Wow this is beautiful. I wish i can participate in this awesome snow festival. Creating sculptures with snow looks cool
Thank you stella , you're right , that festival was so amazing and cool
Are you in japan angei?
Haven't been there my friend . ☺️
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Thank you 💕 okay I will check out
thankieee! hope you subs also ☺️☺️ god bless ☺️☺️
Wow great article but i habe heard Sapporo Snow Festival just by now and never before and i think its so entertaining festival and i want to celebrate it . Please keep more updating about it 🥰😊
Thank you sushmita💕 Okay I will post more , thanks
It's awesome
Thanks oluwamoore for complimeting
the one who did that was very good. I hope I can take a picture there. and to whoever did that hehehe, when will that be?
Thank you lahlah you liked it🙂
Wow.... It seems unbelievable but it's real.... So beautiful and fascinating....
Its real freak, thanks for kind comment
You just spoke correctly I love the fact that all of this statutes create an impression in our heart