Well it did started to snow as we went in. Overall, there are some interesting thing to see. Some payment is required for you to tour this place. It may not be all about snow in this museum. There is ...
From the outside it looks like something from a fairy tale. At the ticket counter they were playing music from 'Frozen' and there is lots of interesting info about snow flakes. I had a great time here...
Went here for a quick trip when i was in asahikawa. It is alright for a quick visit, especially if you have young kids with you. You can also get married over there, they have wedding facilities
This museum is small and out of the way. And probably half the screens showing video inside it were broken when I went. The concept is to showcase the science of snow and art depicting snow but you ca...
Visited the snow Crystal museum during our stay in Aasahikawa. However, there's nothing much to see in the museum. I find that it's a waste of time to visit the museum.
Located in the traditional art and craft village of Hokkaido, the snow art museum is as white as a European church, Inside, there are various crystal forms of snow and ice, which are not only vivid and interesting, but also can let you know a lot about snow.If winter comes here, the open space outside the gallery will be filled with snow, which is very fairy-tale. Even in summer, the building often stays cool and stays cool in the snow.
Beautiful museum with knowledge of snow and ice, lots of photo ops, tired rest and cafe
Not many people, its exquisite pictures, shapes, sculptures, even souvenirs and more are very attractive! Especially in winter, the thick snow, ice hanging, bring a different feeling to the outside!
Not far from Asahikawa Zoo, the art gallery is beautiful and the exhibits are also very artistic.
If you want to know the snow and admire the beautiful buildings, then it might be worth a visit. Especially worth a visit, it's really beautiful and worth it!
Asahikawa is a place that was unexpectedly fun, and it can be said to be a highlight of the entire Hokkaido trip. If you happen to arrive in Hokkaido just like me, the time is not too snowy, and you find that there is not much snow in Otaru and Sapporo, and if there is not enough time to go to Wakkanai, you can try to Asahikawa and stay here for two days. Snow Art Museum can be said to be a check-in place that all girls cannot resist, and these are definitely dreamy wedding venues. I will not introduce the others one by one. I will force the afternoon tea in the western restaurant in the art museum. The whole environment makes you feel that you are already the princess's main palace... Drinking hot tea and looking at the snow scene outside... It's so pleasant. Finally, I want to spend some time telling everyone about the way of transportation to the art gallery. Don't go directly to the 53 and 630 buses mentioned in the guide, because you can't find the station at all and don't know when there is a bus. At the entrance of Asahikawa Station, there is a traffic information center, where there will be information on city buses and traffic information on the Lavender Line, which is the Fairy Terrace and Biei Line. The lady on duty will give you a map to tell you where the car's platform is, and each platform will have a different car stopping. Please go to the station 20 minutes in advance according to the time that Miss Sister told you. I can only tell you that the platform is farther than you think. The scale of the map is not accurate. If you are not familiar with the terrain, you may not be able to find it for a while, and Passersby don't know where it is. If you miss a bus, it means you have to wait at least 40 minutes... Hokkaido is getting dark early, and the trip on the day may be delayed. It takes about 30 minutes to get off at the "Takasagodai Entrance" station and the transportation is much simpler. The stop sign corresponds to the opposite side of the road. Just ask the lady at the front desk of the art gallery about the next bus time. There is a beautiful river on the road called Biei River...because I was attracted, I got off the bus when I came back...but everyone, please don’t do this, don’t ask me how I know...the driver asked me three times You are sure to get off from here... I nodded, so it meant that I had missed the last train and walked for more than an hour in the heavy snow of the night before walking back to Asahikawa Station, provided that my sense of direction is particularly good [笑哭][ Laugh and cry]