Central Tokyo hasn’t had to deal with serious snowfall in four years. But on Monday, areas around the city received anywhere from three to eight inches of accumulation—with even more snowfall outside the city. The layer of snow caused air and ground transportation issues, but some citizens have taken the precipitation in stride and stepped outside to play. Twitter Moments brought some creative snow sculptures to our attention, and now we’re itching for a snow day even though we’re in Los Angeles.
Hello Kitty is clearly made for the snow, and honestly, I can get behind snow creations that start with an amorphous base.https://twitter.com/NinjaDoginJapan/status/955812942657671169
Baymax is making sure everyone is satisfied with their care (and he’s clearly tired).
ヘッポコが～たんの記録簿 : 東京でも雪が降ったョ https://t.co/xcHeATHzt9 pic.twitter.com/5VUArNv6bd
— が～たん (@gahtanfmradio) January 22, 2018
It’s Totoro! If I saw this snow-pal, I would be guilty of trying to hug him.
Is this a cat or a creature that’s gone the way of Game of Thrones‘ White Walkers?
https://twitter.com/springshiel516/status/955448442679042048
What, you can’t make a dog out of snow?
https://twitter.com/Moffs_06/status/955726822393593857
You know Snoopy would not be so chill about this much snow.
This intrepid snow builder made two Pokémon: Pikachu and Charmander. THey might be able to build them all.
夕方積み上げた雪で早朝に雪守がわりにピカチュウ作ったんだが
ドーザーが除雪雪載せたらしい( ；∀；)明るく成ってきたら汚かった #一人雪祭り #雪だるま #雪像 #snow pic.twitter.com/74Sagxo5NS
— WILD KAZ (@wild_kaz) January 22, 2018
今朝のピカチュウを耳取って補修しようとしたら
『ヒトカゲみたい』の声にヒトカゲにしてみました。
風強く極寒ですぐ固まってしまう～
ガタガタ震えながらも完成 #雪だるま #一人雪祭り #雪像 #Pokémon #富士吉田市 pic.twitter.com/aYVuqt4iQK— WILD KAZ (@wild_kaz) January 23, 2018
Tokyo DisneySea was hit by the snowfall, too, and just look at these tiny Mickey and Minnies and StellaLou, as captured by TDR Explorer.
Mickey, Minnie, and StellaLou Snowmen around Tokyo DisneySea today! ☃️☃️☃️ #TDS_now pic.twitter.com/GkIjsjhy73
— Chris Explorer (@tdrexplorer) January 22, 2018
I need to go play in snow now. When it snows, are you the type to go out and create art or the type that curls up on the couch with a book? Tell us in the comments.
Featured Image: Andy Harbach
Amy Ratcliffe is an Associate Editor for Nerdist. Follow her on Twitter and keep up with her Disney food adventures on Instagram.
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