Drift ice jump! !

Drift ice jump! A silver-haired adventurer jumps across ice floes. drift ice Frozen seawater ice chunks break off and drift on the ocean. A winter tradition in Hokkaido. It is said to be a natural phenomenon that occurs only in very limited areas around the world. They come from the north from mid-January to late March and come ashore on the coast of the Sea of ​​Okhotsk in Hokkaido. The best time to see them is from early February to early March. The day in early April when the drift ice gradually retreats offshore and ships can pass through the area is called ``Umiake.\'\' Generated with Bing Image Creator