The picture was reshared on an Instagram page called Wealth with the caption, "Hokkaido beach in Japan is one of the most unique places in the world, where the ocean meets the sand and snow!" See ...

#Hello from Sea of Japan,” the photographer wrote, sharing the mesmerising picture. As expected, netizens were quick to flood the comment section, expressing their admiration and awe.

Also Read: 5 Stunning Black Sand Beaches That'll Redefine Your Beach Getaways As soon as news of tourists travelling to Japan and paying for snow shoveling surfaced on social media, the internet ...

While most tourists flock to a beach for warmth, in a bizarre part of Japan you can swap your bathing suit for a parka and see sand, snow and sea all at once. By Emily Wright , World News Reporter ...

Forget the ocean. In Ibusuki, a beachside city on Kyushu Island in Japan’s subtropical south, it’s all about the sand. Not the dark color of the sandy granules or even the length or width of ...

Global warming could transform Hokkaido’s iconic powdered snow into the wet flakes found on Japan’s main island of Honshu, a study showed. Researchers from Hokkaido University and the Japan ...