Visit Elsa’s 'Frozen' world at Snow Crystal Museum in Hokkaido

"Frozen" has taken Japan and the world by storm, smashing through sales records and bringing a flurry of promotional items. One of the most iconic scenes in the film is Elsa singing "Let it Go" while giving rise to a beautiful ice castle. It’s too bad we can’t visit her frigid fortress in real life, but we can go to the next best thing: Hokkaido’s Snow Crystal Museum.

The Snow Crystal Museum is quite appropriately located in Japan’s coldest prefecture, Hokkaido. The Hokkaido Folk Arts and Crafts Village in the city of Asahikawa is where you’ll find this unique homage to snowflakes; there’s plenty to be found all around the museum grounds.

Although the Crystal Room is the most obvious when it comes to showing off its snowflakes, there are also plenty of other smaller ones sprinkled throughout the museum.

Walking down the corridor of ice feels as if you’re stepping into the world of "Frozen." It makes you wonder when Olaf is going to show up.

f you’d like to visit this small museum dedicated to snowflakes, take a trip up north to Hokkaido and prepare to be enchanted!

【Museum Information】

Snow Crystal Museum (雪の美術館) Address: 3 Chome-1-1 Minamigaoka, Asahikawa, Hokkaido 070-8028, Japan Phone: +81 166-63-2211 Hours: 9:00 – 17:00 Admission: 650 yen Website

References: Naver Matome, Snow Crystal Museum website

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