Wow what an incredible stunning scenary. I personally experienced live snow fall🌨️❄️ in 2017 on my 31st Birthday🎂I will never be able to forget that moment. I was born n raised in southern India where it never ever gets cold let alone seeing snowfall The fact is snow looks beautiful especially to those who have never seen or experienced it before but those who are so very used to it feel it as a burden considering that the risk of slipping and falling is high,vehicles skid on the road resulting in accidents,shops tend to be closed over all life becomes more demandingly difficult
Slippery ice and closed shops aren't as much of a worry. Snowy places are very well prepared in terms of snow tires, and slip resistant boots. Also closed shops i.e. "snow days" are like tiny surprise vacations that people love. The worst thing about snow is that it requires the temperature to be freezing... Second worst thing about snow is the winter jacket... They're puffy, ugly, difficult to clean and they absorb body odor like a sponge. Third worst thing about snow is dirty snow... High traffic roads start to look like rivers of fecal matter.
I have always had an enormous amount of admiration and respect for both the Japanese and Scandinavian cultures. Everything from architecture, engineering, food, art , etc..etc….❤🥰🤩
Saw something similar in newfoundland many years ago, the walls of snow were about 15 ft tall, simply amazing to be surrounded by snow like that, shout out to St. John's
Why not ! Try hard to make yourself capable enough that you could visit anywhere in this world. Sounds may impossible but that's not fantasy also. Sooner or later you probably will be able to knock any close door and the door will be open for you. Best wishes 👍
If you want the same effect in America, go to northern Maine. Loring AFB, is closed now but the highway has three stories or more of a snow corridor! It's truly beautiful!
Hot water sprinklers that pop up from under the road with hot water to melt snow!. Okay...I think we should take a leaf out the Japanese book and order some for the UK!. I think it would be a wise investment since the road I'm next to is always suffering with snow and ice in winter.
@@bennyklabarpan7002 Yeah right! The only irony remaining, the Brits being low on money despite looting the world (or rather Asia and Africa) for at least three centuries.
I love Japan so much. It is the #1 place I want to visit if I can ever save the money. I love the people, the culture, the land, the history. I will make my dream trip one day and I am so excited. Until then I will visit Japan through TH-cam. Thank you for your video.
Reminds me of the Sierra mountains road back in the 1960s it would switch back and forth from snow maze to just barely being able to see over the snow as we drove.
I saw it in mid July and while it’s melted a lot, it was still about 25 ft high. The Japanese go to great lengths for carefully groom those walls. Almost as fun is sledding by the walls in your t-shirt as it’s an otherwise warm summer day.
Sorry to vent but I know nobody will see this doom post but man the world is so beautiful and I’m so sad that I will die because there’s just no way I can afford to travel. Living is depressing I’m barely able to afford daily needs and bills, working conditions are gruesome and I’m getting tired. These videos are few of my ways of escape, I can imagine myself just laying there and just sinking in the thick snow forever. But alas I’m also still grateful because I know there’s more people out there who can’t even afford getting an internet connection. But yeah if you’re seeing this and feeling the same, just know you’re not alone. A lot of us are gonna disappear without discovering even a fraction of what the world has to offer.
Even the very wealthy have a finite amount of time. Go somewhere local. I only ever saw the aurora borealis out of a plane window at night. Never been up north in the winter.
I have a suggestion, that if applied properly will alter your life, dramatically. If you can imagine yourself in one of your favorite places to travel to, for example the ice wall in Japan, and FEEL yourself there using as many senses as you can to make it FEEL real, and keep imagining until you feel joy and gratitude that you are truly in that place, magic will happen, if you persist and stay true to what you imagined. It is best to do this right before bed, so you can drift off to sleep feeling happy. Imagination is the real reality...all things crystallize into physicality from imagination. Try it! You have nothing to lose and everything to gain. 😎😁😉👍❤
I don't know what the elevation is, but the view looks absolutely stunning! I could just stay up there for hours and look at the view! If I was a younger man that would definitely be a vacation destination! (Can you ski all the way down?)
You can see something similar in Mt Rainier Washington and Lassen Park California where the average April 1st snow depth at the end of the road approaches 200" 4 to 5 meters. In exceptional winters Donner Summit and Mt Rose Hiway California and Logan Pass Montana can look like that.
You can just use saline... the entire developed world who deals with snow has this. We use it one 70 degree hills and such because hot water won't cut it on our terrain and because of the hills. Pipes with hot water would not work due to the ground shifting all the time.
@@TallicaMan1986 no? canada, scandinavia, russia all move the snow rather than waste energy trying to melt it. Using water is idiotic unless you have near 0 temperatures or geothermal vents
Yeah, it crossed my mind too. But I would probably trust the expertise and past experience of Japanese engineers. If they let people onto this road and it hadn’t happen in years, they probably know know what they’re doing. I suppose the snow is packed so heavily it’s as solid as a concrete wall.
@@miroslavmilan I think you would be right about the weight of the snow 1 metre of snow would be fairly heavy,I guess depending on the type of snow, 20 metres bottom layers quite compressed.?. Not an expert I live in Australia not much snow here.
I am assuming that they constantly check the stability of the snow to ensure safe passage. I also assume that for the past 50 years there hasn't been a major problem else we would have heard about it. It is both natural and man made (though I wrote an essay once saying there was no difference as man is part of nature). And to the person who said it wasn't 60', that is only an average 10/11 people standing on top of each other, and it looks like that is possible, but also it would not be a constant depth and could vary
There is a short stretch of snow corridor in the high Himalayas in extreme north India, connecting the Kashmir valley with the Ladakh region. Maintained by the Border Roads Organization, and a vital link for the otherwise isolated high altitude province.
Wow It looks so amazing. But dangerous if it collapsed? Wonder how long it took to get that high? Incredible 😮 Japan is a very beautiful country. Love the Cherry Blossoms 🌸 The only Asian country where I'd love to live my entire life, if given the opportunity. The only country in Asia that I prefer Why? Very clean. 👍🇵🇬😊
You mentioned they need GPS to clear the corridor, but then said the snow corridor opened in 1971. GPS didn't exist back then, unless you mean the road was closed when the snow accumulates. Anyway, I would be concerned about that mountain of snow collapsing onto the roadway. Even if the engineers say it is safe, earthquakes happen in Japan. If you're walking down there during a quake, that may be your last walk.
this road reminds me of Mario Kart DS: N64 Frappe Snowland that one section of the race track
Was about to comment this. Probably what inspired the course, especially since it's in Japan.
Haha so true!
Gotta appreciate how you referenced an N64 track _through_ the DS version 🤦
@@CraigChrist8239 ok and ? Cry about it
Yes that’s what I thought as well lol
Japan is amazing in so many ways.
“Going to school I had to shovel snow 5 meters high.”
This might actually be true in Tateyama.😂
Bloody luxury.
You forgot barefoot, uphill, both ways.
@@roachtoasties and a river and a crocodile
When I was a kid, this is what I wished for every time it snowed.
u should visit me in Norway.
2meter high road snow walls during xmas:-D
Whne you got to go to work in the morning, this is no fairy tale
Wow what an incredible stunning scenary. I personally experienced live snow fall🌨️❄️ in 2017 on my 31st Birthday🎂I will never be able to forget that moment. I was born n raised in southern India where it never ever gets cold let alone seeing snowfall
The fact is snow looks beautiful especially to those who have never seen or experienced it before but those who are so very used to it feel it as a burden considering that the risk of slipping and falling is high,vehicles skid on the road resulting in accidents,shops tend to be closed over all life becomes more demandingly difficult
Slippery ice and closed shops aren't as much of a worry. Snowy places are very well prepared in terms of snow tires, and slip resistant boots. Also closed shops i.e. "snow days" are like tiny surprise vacations that people love.
The worst thing about snow is that it requires the temperature to be freezing...
Second worst thing about snow is the winter jacket... They're puffy, ugly, difficult to clean and they absorb body odor like a sponge.
Third worst thing about snow is dirty snow... High traffic roads start to look like rivers of fecal matter.
2:10 Imagine bathing in the natural hot springs, surrounded by this white scenery and breathing in the crisp cool air.
With your own personal "Mother of Dragons" . . .
That would be lit AF!
Cool stuff. The road is closed during the winter. They don’t remove the snow until May or so. The snow is gone by the end of June.
Thanx I was wondering If It Did melt Yearly
That is crazy. All that work to remove it and the feature is gone in a few weeks.
Amazing Japan.
I have always had an enormous amount of admiration and respect for both the Japanese and Scandinavian cultures. Everything from architecture, engineering, food, art , etc..etc….❤🥰🤩
And wearing masks in 2024! 😂😅
@@priuss6109 they were wearing mask even before covid made it popular
Homogenous societies...
@@Momruoy-v5j ah yes, scandinavia is so famously homogenous 😂
This is so drastically beautiful! It would be so surreal to drive through that path!
Saw something similar in newfoundland many years ago, the walls of snow were about 15 ft tall, simply amazing to be surrounded by snow like that, shout out to St. John's
Winter is coming
Deus vult
looks like its there already!
🥶😆🥶
Yes it is
Don’t remind us.
Japan itself is a wonder place sitting on a tectonically/seismically dangerous zone known a ring of fire. People who live there deserve some respect.
This is one of the coolest things I've ever seen!
"Coolest" lol ❄😸
Wow! That's absolutely amazing! So beautiful, and something I probably will never see in reality. Thank you for sharing🙂
Why not ! Try hard to make yourself capable enough that you could visit anywhere in this world. Sounds may impossible but that's not fantasy also. Sooner or later you probably will be able to knock any close door and the door will be open for you. Best wishes 👍
Very cool thanks for sharing this 😁 had no idea the corridor existed
I love it ❤ I want to borrow inside of it and live there 😊
If you want the same effect in America, go to northern Maine. Loring AFB, is closed now but the highway has three stories or more of a snow corridor! It's truly beautiful!
Hot water sprinklers that pop up from under the road with hot water to melt snow!. Okay...I think we should take a leaf out the Japanese book and order some for the UK!. I think it would be a wise investment since the road I'm next to is always suffering with snow and ice in winter.
extremely expensive to use heat to remove snow/ice
@@bennyklabarpan7002 Yeah right! The only irony remaining, the Brits being low on money despite looting the world (or rather Asia and Africa) for at least three centuries.
🌹🌹🌹 .
We all like 👍👍👍 this Amazing video 👌👌👌 .
Thanks for making and sharing it with all the viewers !
🇮🇳🙏💐
impressive, but also kinda crazy!
I love Japan so much. It is the #1 place I want to visit if I can ever save the money. I love the people, the culture, the land, the history. I will make my dream trip one day and I am so excited. Until then I will visit Japan through TH-cam. Thank you for your video.
Wow! Hope I'll have a chance to see this live!
Thanks for video!
Nice video. Thanks!
Hey! They made N64 Frappe Snowland into a real thing!
Beautiful! Regrettably, I now live in the deep dirty South of the US for work. Don't see a single flake of snow most years. I miss it a lot.
Beautiful japan
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Bah. He knows nothing.
Absolutely stunning
Straight from Mario Kart 64
The engineering is amazing
SO BEAUTIFUL!❤❤❤
😮 😊🧤🧣 That seems fun to see! ❄☃️❄
This looks insane! Thanks for sharing! 💯
This is amazing, out of necessity comes with it beauty and awe👏👏👏
Beautiful
Top of Estes Park in Colorado had a road similar to this. Wall of snow about 10 feet high, end of May dressed in shorts and T-shirt - wild!
This is absolutely awesome
I've seen snow walls like this in Yellowstone right after they opened the roads in the spring.
No matter where you live it's good to get out and about. Very interesting. Was wondering about
Magnificent - Thank You
Thanks for the video. I wondered where this place is. Now I know. I’d like to go there. Looks fun.
There is always something new just when I think that I have seen it all.
Wow 😮😮
It is so much interesting...
Amazing. Wish my area would get that much snow.
Reminds me of the Sierra mountains road back in the 1960s it would switch back and forth from snow maze to just barely being able to see over the snow as we drove.
This is so neat....would love to see!
We get 3 cm in the UK, country closes down for a week.
japanese engineering 🎉❤
Amazing
Very cool
I saw it in mid July and while it’s melted a lot, it was still about 25 ft high. The Japanese go to great lengths for carefully groom those walls.
Almost as fun is sledding by the walls in your t-shirt as it’s an otherwise warm summer day.
Good geographical information.
That’s so cool!
Sorry to vent but I know nobody will see this doom post but man the world is so beautiful and I’m so sad that I will die because there’s just no way I can afford to travel. Living is depressing I’m barely able to afford daily needs and bills, working conditions are gruesome and I’m getting tired. These videos are few of my ways of escape, I can imagine myself just laying there and just sinking in the thick snow forever. But alas I’m also still grateful because I know there’s more people out there who can’t even afford getting an internet connection. But yeah if you’re seeing this and feeling the same, just know you’re not alone. A lot of us are gonna disappear without discovering even a fraction of what the world has to offer.
Even the very wealthy have a finite amount of time. Go somewhere local. I only ever saw the aurora borealis out of a plane window at night. Never been up north in the winter.
I have a suggestion, that if applied properly will alter your life, dramatically. If you can imagine yourself in one of your favorite places to travel to, for example the ice wall in Japan, and FEEL yourself there using as many senses as you can to make it FEEL real, and keep imagining until you feel joy and gratitude that you are truly in that place, magic will happen, if you persist and stay true to what you imagined. It is best to do this right before bed, so you can drift off to sleep feeling happy. Imagination is the real reality...all things crystallize into physicality from imagination. Try it! You have nothing to lose and everything to gain. 😎😁😉👍❤
@@funshine817 did you mean the WILD technique?
there are also WBTB, FILD, MILD techniques, and/or you need working RCs
@@dot1298 Never heard of that. The technique I speak of came from Neville Goddard. 😊
That's awesome!
Astonishing sight👌🤔
Wow
Very nice video
This world is amazing the wonders of it
A similar road is in Norway, although the corridor's walls are only a few meters high, but the effect is similar.
This is truly a wonder!
I only just saw snow this year and TH-cam is showing me this
Pure white snow.
Now I can’t sleep anymore.
First thought was the snow course in Mario Kart 64
Imagine the bobsled run you could make
I live not too far from the Lake Erie snowbelt, which receives an extraordinary amour of snow each year but it is nothing in comparison to this.
I don't know what the elevation is, but the view looks absolutely stunning! I could just stay up there for hours and look at the view! If I was a younger man that would definitely be a vacation destination! (Can you ski all the way down?)
You can see something similar in Mt Rainier Washington and Lassen Park California where the average April 1st snow depth at the end of the road approaches 200" 4 to 5 meters. In exceptional winters Donner Summit and Mt Rose Hiway California and Logan Pass Montana can look like that.
Only the Japanese can somehow prevent ice on roads... By spraying WATERon them! AMAZING! 🤯💛
Samurai water
Isnt it just gonna freeze a minute after they stop running it?
You can just use saline... the entire developed world who deals with snow has this. We use it one 70 degree hills and such because hot water won't cut it on our terrain and because of the hills. Pipes with hot water would not work due to the ground shifting all the time.
@@TallicaMan1986 no? canada, scandinavia, russia all move the snow rather than waste energy trying to melt it. Using water is idiotic unless you have near 0 temperatures or geothermal vents
@@bennyklabarpan7002 saline is preemptive. Spray roads bare hand the won't stick
I’ve seen enough snow banks collapse to know I’d never in a million years travel that road
Yeah, it crossed my mind too. But I would probably trust the expertise and past experience of Japanese engineers. If they let people onto this road and it hadn’t happen in years, they probably know know what they’re doing. I suppose the snow is packed so heavily it’s as solid as a concrete wall.
🐓 chicken !
@@miroslavmilan I think you would be right about the weight of the snow 1 metre of snow would be fairly heavy,I guess depending on the type of snow, 20 metres bottom layers quite compressed.?. Not an expert I live in Australia not much snow here.
Not that Japan has earthquakes or anything...
Agree
Wow i never knew pretty cool
Big fan sir. Please sir make Long video. Your lovely subscriber from Talchowk Lekhnath kaski Nepal. 👍❤️🌺🌹🌺
Japan is an enigma ❤
They should film Game of Thrones here…
Crazy Beauty,I love it kisses from Puerto Rico 💋💋💋💋💋
Wow lot of snow 🌨️❄️ in japanese
Damn, this place seems ever snowier than Kutchan, Hokkaido, one of the snowiest place on earth
Kamchatka and Sakhalin are the snowest, Japan got nothing on them
I am assuming that they constantly check the stability of the snow to ensure safe passage.
I also assume that for the past 50 years there hasn't been a major problem else we would have heard about it.
It is both natural and man made (though I wrote an essay once saying there was no difference as man is part of nature).
And to the person who said it wasn't 60', that is only an average 10/11 people standing on top of each other, and it looks like that is possible, but also it would not be a constant depth and could vary
That looks scary... We have mudslides in my country. This could be a potential snowslide
That looks awesome. I wonder if there is no risk of collapse?
Driving a bus through that should be in the Olympics.
Also, perfect for a ski resort. They're missing out...
Must be kind of scary when the weather starts warming up and these massive snow walls collapse.
I want one!
This road reminds me of that one part in Mario Kart 64's Frappe Snowland
I would be a proud snow blower if my work brought in over a million tourists and all that revenue.
The Beartooth pass in Yellowstone is similar, maybe not as deep.
inspired maze, wow!
How the heck has not been portrayed in any anime ive seen? Its soo cool
There is a short stretch of snow corridor in the high Himalayas in extreme north India, connecting the Kashmir valley with the Ladakh region. Maintained by the Border Roads Organization, and a vital link for the otherwise isolated high altitude province.
everybody in 2001: "wtf is fy_iceworld? how would that happen?"
meanwhile in Japan: 0:20
Wow
It looks so amazing.
But dangerous if it collapsed?
Wonder how long it took to get that high?
Incredible 😮
Japan is a very beautiful country. Love the Cherry Blossoms 🌸
The only Asian country where I'd love to live my entire life, if given the opportunity. The only country in Asia that I prefer
Why? Very clean.
👍🇵🇬😊
Ice Ice Baby
0:45 0:55
This footage is not of Tateyama.
It's from Aomori (青森) prefecture.
Snowland from Mario Kart 64 !!!
You mentioned they need GPS to clear the corridor, but then said the snow corridor opened in 1971. GPS didn't exist back then, unless you mean the road was closed when the snow accumulates. Anyway, I would be concerned about that mountain of snow collapsing onto the roadway. Even if the engineers say it is safe, earthquakes happen in Japan. If you're walking down there during a quake, that may be your last walk.
This would be the place to see a Magical Jazz & Pop Christmas Music Concert - Starring - Ms. Angelina Jordan "Master Vocalist...
Wow…Mid April to mid June?