**Snow Museum**

The Snow Crystal Museum of Asahikawa, Hokkaido in Japan is a small, understated “museum” purely dedicated to snowflakes. 

The museum is reminiscent of a European castle and belongs to the Hokkaido Folk Arts and Crafts Village, which also includes the International Dyeing and Weaving Art Museum and the Yukara Ori Craft Museum.

On the outside the snow museum looked like a castle, and inside it was exquisitely decorated with chandeliers, a sky ceiling fresco, spiral staircase, which all evoked the sense that in some sort of a fairytale. Not to mention the walkway through the ice crystals, allowing you to admire its beauty without having to contend with biting zero degree temperatures.

The appearance white, European-style church is like snow galleries, interior is maintained at minus 15-20 degrees in temperature, creating a feeling of exposure to snow and ice. 

It is divided into several sections, including Blu-ray and ice composition, Takashi Matsuo painted on both sides of the "Natural Snow in Winter" ice fresco corridors covered by enormous roof mural "North of The Sky " which are painted by Takashi Matsuo and other seven artists. 

The audience hall and wedding hall which can accommodate 200 audiences, exhibition of photographs of the snow and ice and a variety of expert ice crystals snow Crystals Museum, and decorated with flowers pattern, next to snow themed paintings decorative cycles ladder, etc. All these can make the audience feel the cold but beautiful snow in charm.