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Stunning Pic Of Japanese Beach Where Snow, Sand And Sea Meet Goes Viral

Magnificient images of Hokkaido beach in Japan have resurfaced on the internet.

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The post has managed to gather over 658,829 likes on Instagram.

Social media has transformed into a vibrant hub of breathtaking images and compelling videos, shaping a visual landscape that captivates users worldwide. From awe-inspiring landscapes to artistic expressions, platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter showcase a diverse array of visual content. A recent example of such an image comes from a beach in Japan. What sets this beach apart is the unique spectacle of snow, sand, and sea converging in the same location.

In the photo, the snow is seen on the right side, while the sea is on the left and a person is seen walking on the sand, present in between. The picture was taken on the western coast of Japan in the San'in Kaigan GeoPark by photographer Hisa. 

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!"

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The post has managed to gather over 658,829 likes on Instagram. 

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Commenting on the post, a user wrote, "One of the most incredible and beautiful images I have ever seen."

"A lot of beaches rarely snow. Many that do have snow are rocky and not sandy beaches," another user wrote.

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"For a good chance of seeing the interface of sandy beach and snow, the hundreds of miles of beach in New York and New Jersey are a good bet," the third user wrote.

As per the official website of the San'in Kaigan Geopark, it boasts unique landscapes with a variety of geological features. It was designated as one of the Japanese Geoparks in December 2008. In addition, it was inducted as a Global Geopark in October 2010.

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