A beach in Japan where snow, sand and sea meet each other.
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I rarely see things on the internet that blow my mind but this is just perfect.
where
Tottori, Japan for those wondering.
It’s not in Hokkaido – it’s incorrectly assumed to be.
This is awesome thanks for sharing
Weird but beautiful
That is beautiful and serene
Minecraft Biome borders be like:
I didn’t even know that this was possible. I thought all beaches were temperate.
Nature is truly lit! Beautiful!
It’s Mountport!
[Here](https://i.imgur.com/qbldeP9.jpg?desktop=1) is a higher quality version of this image. Credit to the photographer, Hisa (aka Hisa0808 on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/Hisa0808/status/1351468703297093633) and ag.lr.88 on Instagram). Per the Instagram source:
> A walk along the ocean shoreline
> #HelloFrom Sea of Japan
> Jan 12, 2021
I saw something like this in Maine once. I was dating a guy and tldr he had a fight with his family and didn’t feel like going home right away so we took a roadtrip to Maine from NY in the middle of February or March. There was still snow on the beach when we got there, too cold to do anything, everything closed, so we just kinda stared at the ocean from the boardwalk for awhile, walked around the empty beach town for a bit, and drove back home.
About 1-2 miles from his house we got rear-ended and his car totaled but other than that it was a nice pointless little trip.