Frozen's real-life scenes at Hokkaido’s Snow Museum

Although the animated film Frozen has been out for a while, its touching storyline, ever-evolving merchandise, and adapted series continue to keep the allure of ice and snow alive, letting fans stay immersed in the snowy imagination from the animation. To experience the charm of Frozen firsthand, why not visit Hokkaido’s Snow Museum and step into a fantastical world of ice?

 

The Snow Art Museum (Snow’s Art Museum) is located within the Asahikawa Traditional Arts and Crafts Village in Hokkaido. It is an art village consisting of three museums: the Yuki Yakiniku Craft Museum, the International Dyeing and Weaving Art Museum, and the Snow’s Art Museum. This snow-themed art museum features a white building designed to resemble a medieval European castle. In addition to the omnipresent hexagonal snowflake motifs inside, the outdoor area transforms into a vast, breathtaking snowy landscape in winter, full of the ambiance of northern climes.