The Least Useful Guide to Fukuoka

This time, my shinkansen journey was more like attraction, rather than a means of transportation.

Because of a cold weather, the view from the window changed all the way to Tokyo. I never got bored on board for the full 5.5 hours. 

At Shin-Osaka, it was a usual winter day. 

Then, snow began to appear on the ground after passing Kyoto.

Then, the snow gradually became deeper and deeper.

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At the end, it didn't look like Japan. At this point, I didn't know the deep snow was affecting this area. 

As we got closer to Nagoya, however, the sky became clearer and the snow was disappearingl. 

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Then, the awe-inspiring Mt. Fuji appeared!

I enjoyed all these specutaclars while having a cup of hard-frozen ice cream, which is a shinkansen speciality.

It was so great and privileged that I felt it a kind of sinful.