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＼Oikamana Lake has frozen over!／
Nearly the entire surface of Oikamana Lake (Ikebana Nae Swamp) along the Pacific coast has frozen. In spots where the ice is thick enough, you can walk on it.
You can also hear strange sounds when the ice shifts or cracks.
This is a fleeting, otherworldly sight that lasts only until the snow begins to fall.
Find Taiki Town tourist information here! ↓
https://visit-taiki.hokkaido.jp//
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