February 10, 2017
Hokkaido is pretty famous for its milk. So I figured if their milk is special, their ice cream must be to. The fact that it’s freezing outside with the ground colder than ice cream DOES NOT factor in.


February 10, 2017
Hokkaido is pretty famous for its milk. So I figured if their milk is special, their ice cream must be to. The fact that it’s freezing outside with the ground colder than ice cream DOES NOT factor in.
February 9, 2017
Every early February, Sapporo celebrates the Snow Festival with snow sculptures and lights. It all started oh so many years ago when a couple of students created snow sculptures. This then got the ball rolling into what is now one of the most famous festivals in Japan.
So. There are three sites for the festival:
Visit Odori site during the night (open until 10pm), Susukino and Tsudome during the day.
Now, after seeing these videos, the pictures will be so boring. But still, I find them adorable.
February 9-10, 2017
Japan isn’t really a street food friendly. The thing is, eating while walking is highly frowned upon, though the clean streets make it worth it. So chances are, the only time to eat streetfood is during of the festivals. Another thing about the Japanese? When they decide to do things, they go all out.
Sapporo is Japan’s food heaven. It’s not Osaka (at least for me. :p) What to try?
February 10, 2017
Outside the Susukino Station is a street with ice sculptures in the middle. Yes, that’s the Susukino Site of the Sapporo Snow Festival. You’ll be done in about 10 minutes. The street isn’t even blocked, so you’ll have to wait for the cars to stop you take the pictures. It’s close to the Ramen Alley so it’s worthy of a look.
February 10, 2017
One of the trio for Sapporo Snow Festival, the Tsudome Site is for those who wanna play with the snow.