Uploaded March 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Northern Japan usually has a high snow fall but this year's has broken all records. At one spot south of the city of Aomori, the snow blanket is more than 16-feet deep. In the Hakkoda mountains the depth of snow has been measured at more than 18 feet deep - a record for Japan. Video courtesy of BBC and Reuters. This video is for news reporting purposes only.
Northern Japan usually has a high snow fall but this year's has broken all records. At one spot south of the city of Aomori, the snow blanket is more than 16-feet deep. In the Hakkoda mountains the depth of snow has been measured at more than 18 feet deep - a record for Japan. Video courtesy of BBC and Reuters. This video is for news reporting purposes only.
