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Ice sculptures REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon

Tuesday 03rd February, 07:43 AM JST

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  • Good_Jorb at 07:57 AM JST - 3rd February

    This is a fun festival to go to, dress warm though, the wind on the lake is very chilling.

  • some14some at 08:05 AM JST - 3rd February

    yeah, it's fun provided you are with a partner (of opposite-sex)!

  • saborichan at 10:31 AM JST - 3rd February

    Aren't there more appealing sculptures to show?

  • Sarge at 11:20 AM JST - 3rd February

    "huge ice sculptures"

    Ha ha ha ha ha! If you want to see huge ice sculptures, they've got some real huge ones in China.

  • dat5h at 01:01 PM JST - 3rd February

    lol, thanks for the worthless comment, sarge. You didn't even say where in China. Either way, I hope to hit this festival next winter :)

  • zurcronium at 02:37 PM JST - 3rd February

    Just goes to prove that size matters when it comes to ice sculptures.

  • Nessie at 03:25 PM JST - 3rd February

    Too abstract for my taste.

  • jeffrey at 02:48 AM JST - 4th February

    Sarge at 11:20 AM JST - 3rd February "huge ice sculptures" Ha ha ha ha ha! If you want to see huge ice sculptures, they've got some real huge ones in China.

    Yeah. But you'd have to go to China to see them.

  • Good_Jorb at 02:53 AM JST - 4th February

    Too abstract for my taste.

    Those sculptures are abstract but at least when wife and I went(2006 I think) they had alot of domes(they mix the ice with different objects to change the colour inside the domes), a few slides, some sculptures of different things(but you would do better to go the Sapporo Snow Festival if that is solely what you want to see) traditional music and the whole thing is put on by Sapporo Beer.

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