Snow cap (Kamuriyuki / Kansetsu)

Snow cap (kamuriyuki: winter season word) The snow that accumulates on mailboxes, plants, telephone poles, etc. looks like a crown, so it is pronounced ``kamuri\'\' and has become a seasonal word for winter. snow cap Even if it is called ``Kansetsu,\'\' it has the same meaning, but it is not a seasonal word. In forecasts by the Japan Meteorological Agency, a round pile of snow on the top of a mountain is sometimes referred to as the ``first cap of snow,\'\' but this is pronounced ``hatsu-kansetsu.\'\' ChromaFT_v3: Sumi-e style The picture I posted was of snow piled up on my car, so it\'s probably more of a \"kansetsu\" lol However, if you look at it from a distance, it might not look like a “crown” (…which one is it?)