The Snow Crystal Museum is located in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, Japan. Founded by scientist Nakaya Ukichiro, the museum was created to share the beauty of snow and ice. It is housed in a beautifully designed building resembling an old European castle. Visitors can see diverse exhibits including an ice corridor over 60 meters long, a large music hall, and rooms displaying enlarged photos of unique snow crystals. The museum aims to convey the wonder of winter through its stunning architecture and educational displays.
The Snow Crystal Museum is located in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, Japan. Founded by scientist Nakaya Ukichiro, the museum was created to share the beauty of snow and ice. It is housed in a beautifully designed building resembling an old European castle. Visitors can see diverse exhibits including an ice corridor over 60 meters long, a large music hall, and rooms displaying enlarged photos of unique snow crystals. The museum aims to convey the wonder of winter through its stunning architecture and educational displays.
The Snow Crystal Museum is located in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, Japan. Founded by scientist Nakaya Ukichiro, the museum was created to share the beauty of snow and ice. It is housed in a beautifully designed building resembling an old European castle. Visitors can see diverse exhibits including an ice corridor over 60 meters long, a large music hall, and rooms displaying enlarged photos of unique snow crystals. The museum aims to convey the wonder of winter through its stunning architecture and educational displays.
Arafeieva Marharyta, Lytvynchuk Daryna, Indonesian group SNOW CRYSTAL MUSEUM IS LOCATED ON THE HOKKAIDO ISLAND IN JAPAN.
This museum was born
from the desire to convey the mystical beauty of a world of snow and ice to as many people as possible throughout the year.
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Nakaya Ukichiro is a scientist and founder of this marvelous place. The museum is named after him. As perfectly white as a snow sculpture and reminiscent of an old European castle, it has an other-world beauty. It’s a fantastic place where you can enjoy snapping selfies while imagining yourself to be a heroine. ALPINE SKI HOUSE EXCITEMENT BUILDS AS YOU APPROACH THE SNOW CRYSTAL MUSEUM ENTRANCE!
The doors open to reveal a
brilliantly white entrance. Bathed in soft light, the space exudes an air of luxury making you feel as though you were being welcomed as a prince or princess!
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THE EXPOSITION OF THE GALLERY IS EXTREMELY DIVERSE. There is a spiral staircase that is masterpiece itself.
At the bottom of the stairs
the air feels a bit chilly because here is the Corridor of Ice.
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THE CORRIDOR OF ICE
Columns of ice 6 meters
tall extend 62 meters on the other side of the windows! These are kept frozen using groundwater that’s sprayed through special nozzles.
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YOU’LL LOVE THE MAJESTIC ATMOSPHERE OF THE MUSIC HALL!
Bright white walls and pillars
rise high above your head, and beyond that is a huge blue painting on the ceiling! The ceiling of the main floor is so high and spacious it is hard to believe that it is underground.
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MUSIC HALL
This music pavilion is used
for wedding ceremonies and concerts. It was designed to create the image of a babbling brook fed by melting snow under a blue, spring sky.
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ENTERING THE ANOTHER ROOM YOU FIND YOURSELF SURROUNDED BY GLITTERING SNOW CRYSTALS! About 200 enlarged photos of snow crystals adorn the walls!
No two crystals are exactly the
same. Photos of ice crystals continue overhead. Going from right to left, the snow crystals were made in low-temperature environments of 5, 10, and 15 degrees below freezing.
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BY THE WAY
There are pink snow
crystals mixed with blue sparkling snow crystals, and it is said that if you touch here, you will become joined with the person of your dreams!
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INFORMATION Address 3 Chome-1-1 Minamigaoka, Asahikawa, Hokkaido 070-8028
Open: 9:00 a.m. ~ 5:00 p.m.
Closed: end and beginning of year *admission is restricted when there are wedding ceremonies
Admission: (All prices include tax) Adults 700
yen, high school students and university students 500 yen, elementary and junior high school students 400 yen, small children free