Amazing Snow Festival in Hokkaido | 札幌雪まつり！
The annual Sapporo Snow Festival will just give one an amazing experience. With all those huge ice sculptures, tasty Hokkaido foods, downhill competitions, and that pseudo Kasuga Taisha shrine which appeared to be so wonderful with different lights in it. Fantastic!
Highlights
"Today I'm gonna take you guys to the annual Sapporo Snow Festival in Hokkaido which actually starts today, February 5th."
"Yes! I cheated this is actually a footage from last year but better late than never, right?"
"Oh my gosh! Wooohhh! It's pretty chilly!"
"So, I'm in Sapporo and I got my winter gear on, some boots and I am on my way to go to the snow festival."
"There are a bunch of food stalls and it's making me hungry."
"You guys know I can't resist food. I'll keep it light. Corn soup made from super sweet Hokkaido corn."
"There's also live music, ice sculptures, and even downhill competitions and of course the projection mapping. This is a snow sculpture of the Kasuga Taisha -- a Shinto shrine in World Heritage Sayonara."
"Sea urchin, unni, I used to hate it, when I came to Hokkaido and ate the unni here and I love it now. So, it will change your perspective on sea food. I promise!
"I went to the entire snow festival. It's really really long and it's a lot of fun. There's different areas where you can experience different things.
- festival
- Noun. An annual celebration or anniversary
- footage
- Noun. A length of film made for movies or television
- chilly
- Adjective. Uncomfortably cool or cold
- gear
- Noun. A person’s personal possessions and clothes
- resist
- Verb. Succeed in ignoring the attraction of (something wrong or unwise)
- projection
- Noun. The presentation of an image on a surface, especially a movie screen
- perspective
- Noun. A view or prospect
- downhill
- Adverb. Toward the bottom of a slope
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We are Chika's Japanagos Channel enthusiasts. Through her wonderful and informative videos we learn English language and the Japanese unique culture. Chika's silent strength and prowess in presenting interesting topics capture us to follow her channel in Youtube. We picked up three significant sentences and five unfamiliar words from the video for you to ponder. So, let's learn English and Japanese culture together!
japanagos, 16-04-18 12:33, 16-05-02 17:20, Marz