Hokkaido Ice Pavilion Review

Ice Art Museum absolutely shocked my heart by finishing photos of the Hokkaido ice and snow tour. In a space similar to the library, the level is up and down, and the eyes are suddenly bright. Snow is connected to ice, solemn and mysterious, and the atmosphere in the architectural design is superb.

And Beizhisen Bear Ranch in the same gate, originally wanted to go to the bear ranch, did not expect to let in, said that the bear hibernation. There is no way to go here to see, otherwise it will be a trip. This museum is too small, it takes less than 20 minutes to see it, there are some ice sculptures inside, there is really no need to run over deliberately.

A theme park that experiences sub-zero temperatures can be seen for ten years and is the largest icicle, ice cave, ice crystal in Japan. Here you can experience the freezing experience of minus 41 degrees. You can also see the "angel of running water" from the Okhotsk Sea, the mysterious creature with transparent red dots. The park also offers ice slides and small bear ranches, with biscuits and cute bears for intimate interaction.

Here you can experience the world below minus 20 degrees all year round. I am a southerner who came here and stayed cool, really feel the ice and snow! The ice wall has 600 square meters and the ice volume is 1,000 tons! The 360-degree all-round is ice, as if I have arrived in the world of ice.

Feel the world below minus 20 degrees in any season. There are down jackets on loan, so don't worry about keeping warm.