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lolipop 12 year s ago
hmm...
       
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Enter your name 12 year s ago
Looks really beautiful.
       
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gigantes 12 year s ago
i guess conditions over there are just right for that kind of thing.
       
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j b 12 year s ago
Great pictures!

However, such "snow monsters" are not at all particular to Japan. You'll see them any place with enough snow, enough wind, and sparse tree vegetation. This is more or less "standard winter landscape" in Norway from about fifteen hundred feet above sea level and upwards. ... Yet, you rarely see Norwegians make such nice picture collections of the snow monsters!
       
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ptpie 12 year s ago
wow
       
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K 12 year s ago
Monsters ? You meant trees ?
       
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orendadude 12 year s ago
stupid name...great scenery.
       
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some guy 12 year s ago
Hay guise look its a snow covered landscape! Let's make a post about it! Yay! You fail yet again, Izi....
       
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Japanese trees covered in snow and rime ice are otherwise known as "snow monsters". They make winter landscape in mountainous areas of northern Japan look mysterious and unusual. Here are some pictures of these "monsters".

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"Snow Monsters" in Japan
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