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글자색 변경 화이트 블랙 문자 크기 변경 Language 日本語 English 繁體字 한국어 비에이를 알자 5분 만에 알 수 있는 비에이 봄 여름 가을 겨울 역사 가고싶은곳찿기 식사 숙박 온천 관광스팟 체험 쇼핑 생활 지도 길찾기 테마로 검색하기 청의호수 언덕을 둘러보기 비에이밀을 사용한 음식점 우천시 관광지 벚꽃 명소 이벤트 관광명소일람 비에이에 가는 방법・관광하는 방법 버스로 관광하기 도는방법 액세스 체험・신착 정보 인증가이드 프로그램 관관객여러분께부탁드립니다 신착 정보 신착 정보 여행사・미디어용 정보 여행사・교통사업자 여러분께 미디어 관계의 여러분에게 관광협회에 대해서 개인 정보 보호 정책 면책사항 문의하기 자주 묻는 질문 팜플렛 문의하기 문의하기 글자색 변경 화이트 블랙 문자 크기 변경 식사 숙박 온천 관광스팟 체험 쇼핑 생활 관관객여러분께부탁드립니다 겨울 비에이초 관광협회 > 雪の色　神秘の冬景色 The Colour of Snow What colour is the snow? Did you guess white? Well, you wouldn&＃8217;t be mistaken in thinking so. Most people would say the same! But in fact, here in Biei, the snow is far more than just plain white. Come with us on a winter journey through Biei&＃8217;s snowy wonderland, and you too will soon see that the snow here in Biei is a rainbow of different colours&＃8230; Why does the snow look white? Biei in winter&＃8211; a magical white world. Before we begin, we should probably answer this question! Snow is, essentially, frozen water. Water is clear, so don&＃8217;t you think it&＃8217;s kind of a mystery that snow is white and not see-through? Well, this is because water in its frozen state as ice is not actually perfectly clear. It is made up of multiple tiny ice crystals. As we know, light is made up of all the colours on the visible spectrum mixed together, so pure light appears white. Normally, when light hits an object, interactions on a molecular level cause certain colours in the spectrum to be absorbed while others are reflected, giving the object a colour. However, because ice is made up of multiple crystals, this causes light to bounce around inside it and right back out into our eyes without any colours being absorbed, so to human eyes snow appears white! So this white world is all just a trick of the light! But in Biei, the snow is not always white! So, what colour is the snow in Biei? Pink Mountains When the conditions are right, a beautiful phenomenon can be witnessed at sunset&＃8230; The peaks of Daisetsuzan National Park turn pink! When the sun sinks below the horizon, colours with shorter wavelengths&＃8211; such as blue and green&＃8211; can no longer be reflected far enough to reach human eyes. The red wavelength, however, is the longest and so is still reflected by ice crystals, dust and other particles in the lower atmosphere. Finally, it reflects down off the snow-covered mountains and into our human eyes as a pretty, soft pink colour! This phenomenon is sometimes known as &＃8220;alpenglow&＃8221; in English. The snow goes from pure white to a magical shade of pink! This colour doesn&＃8217;t look like Earth. Perhaps in this magical hour, we have been transported to a far away fantasyland? Rainbow Crystals Imagine yourself waking up in Biei in the middle of winter&＃8230; Outside, it&＃8217;s -20oC. You open your front door and the air is so cold, it hurts to take a breath. Ouch&＃8230;! But what&＃8217;s this? The air is full of tiny rainbows&＃8230;! A thousand diamonds sparkle in the air&＃8230; (Photo © Yuto Hirasawa, used with kind permission) This is a phenomenon that can often be seen on Biei&＃8217;s coldest winter mornings&＃8230; diamond dust! These hexagonal ice crystals form in the air when the temperature is so cold, tiny water droplets and tiny water particles freeze where they are. On clear mornings with temperatures below -20oC, it is not unusual to see diamond dust floating around Biei&＃8217;s hills and even in Maruyama Park in the town itself! The hexagonal crystals throw light out every which way, creating a veil of sparkling rainbows in the air. Diamond dust only occurs in regions where the air is very pure, as pollutants and dust can disrupt the formation of the tiny hexagonal ice crystals. Biei&＃8217;s air must be very clean for diamond dust to appear! A related phenomenon also witnessed in Biei&＃8217;s winter is the Sun Pillar. As the sun rises, its light hits the same hexagonal ice crystals that create diamond dust. However, a sun pillar is formed when the hexagonal crystals are falling horizontally in the air. They reflect light down to the next horizontal crystal below, and then to the one below that and so on&＃8230; until what we see is a mysterious, swirling pillar of sparkling rainbow light apparently rising out of the snow! A rare sight that photographers can only dream of&＃8230; a Sun Pillar visible from at Shin&＃8217;ei Hill Observation Park! (Photo © Yuto Hirasawa, used with kind permission) Both of these phenomena are extremely popular with photographers. If you&＃8217;re a budding photographer yourself and want to capture this magical moment, how about a winter Biei tour with an English-speaking photographer? You can learn how to capture beautiful pictures of diamond dust and sun pillars for your own portfolio! Biei Photo Tour with Pro Photographer Yuto Hirasawa Address Biei-cho, Asahimachi 2-2-8-104 TEL 080-2005-8967 Note Diamond Dust and Sun Pillars are natural phenomena. As such, their appearance depends on weather conditions so we cannot guarantee you will be able to see them on the day of your tour. We appreciate your understanding in this regard. English Website & Tour Booking The Deepest of Blue Well, technically, this section is not about the snow&＃8230; but the snow only helps to make this particular sight look even more beautiful! The Biei river runs through Biei town. Its unique shade of cerulean blue comes from mineral compounds mixing with the waters at Shirahige Falls in Shirogane Onsen. It is this river that feeds the Blue Pond and also gives it its striking colour! Biei&＃8217;s Blue River in summer In summer, the blue colour looks slightly muted due to the bright green forest that surrounds the river. But in winter, surrounded by pure white snows, we can get a true sense for just how beautiful and blue the Biei River is&＃8230; Winter transforms the river into something even more beautiful! This magical colour is of course visible all year round, but it&＃8217;s only in winter, against a backdrop of pure white, that it pops so brightly. Normally, the best place to see the Blue River is from the same bridge that offers you a view of Shirahige Falls. But it&＃8217;s so far below&＃8230; Fortunately for you, Be my BIEI is proud to share a special snowshoe tour in Shirogane Onsen that will allow you to get right alongside the Blue River (and even enjoy a special Blue River-themed warm drink along the way!) Snowshoeing in a Shirogane Forest Dates From Mid December～Early April (※This may be changed depending on the snow conditions) Duration Around 2 hours Price Adults & Children (Aged 7 and Up) : 5000yen More Info & Booking A Canvas of Colour Surely you have heard by now of Biei&＃8217;s most famous attraction, the Blue Pond? As you can well imagine, the pond loses its magical blue colour in winter when the snow piles up on its frozen surface&＃8230; Hmmm&＃8230; This is a little uninspiring&＃8230; However, this pure white sheet becomes a canvas for what are perhaps Biei&＃8217;s most splendid snow colours&＃8230; Ta-daaaah! As darkness falls, the white canvas is illuminated with a kaleidoscope of colours and patterns! Is this really the same Blue Pond?! It looks totally different! This is the Blue Pond light-up which happens each year. Even in the humble winter season, the Blue Pond continues to brighten up our town with magical colours. Do take a look at our Blue Pond page to check this year&＃8217;s timings for the Blue Pond light up! Blue Pond? More like the Flaming Red Pond! Just like Biei&＃8217;s other seasons, winter is full of colour&＃8230; Come and join us in this colourful winter wonderland soon! シェアする Tweet « 이전 기사로 목록으로 돌아가기 다음 기사로 » 홋카이도카미카와군비에이초모토마치1쵸메2-14시키노정보관안내소 전화：(81)166-92-4378 비에이를 알자 5분 만에 알 수 있는 비에이 봄 여름 가을 겨울 역사 가고싶은곳찿기 식사 숙박 온천 관광스팟 체험 쇼핑 생활 지도 길찾기 테마로 검색하기 청의호수 언덕을 둘러보기 비에이밀을 사용한 음식점 우천시 관광지 벚꽃 명소 이벤트 관광명소일람 비에이에 가는 방법・관광하는 방법 버스로 관광하기 도는방법 액세스 체험・신착 정보 인증가이드 프로그램 관관객여러분께부탁드립니다 신착일람 여행사・미디어용 정보 여행사・교통사업자 여러분께 미디어 관계의 여러분에게 관광협회에 대해서 개인 정보 보호 정책 면책사항 お問い合せ 자주 묻는 질문 팜플렛 문의하기 © 2024 一般社団法人 美瑛町観光協会