Japan's Ice Village

Published on 06.07.2016 You would think beauty could exist only when the trees are full of leaves and the animals are scurrying about, but the untainted splendor of snow is magnificent in its own right. Some may think it monotone, cold and simply white but this video certainly proves them wrong. A fresh blanket of snow on the ground, or light flakes falling from the sky can make the entire area seem magical. Not to mention that human ingenuity can turn simple ice into entire buildings big enough for hallways, rooms and support columns. Furthermore, a TV made in the ice was quite surprising, even though it is most likely a projection, and it speaks volumes about how creativity can change even the most boring of materials into something worth visiting. Cafes, stages, sofas and glasses all made out of ice is quite unique to say the least. Drinking out of a cup made entirely out of ice is amazing and pretty much unheard of anywhere else. All of this supported by the dedication of the builders and the donations of the visitors. This place should be on a go-to list for both local and foreign tourists as it is a one of a kind experience complimented by the famous Japanese hospitality.

Source: Rachel and Jun (Youtube)