Snow falling at Ginzan Hot Spring has Twitter in awe with its otherworldly beauty 【Photos】

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No, that’s not a screenshot from a Ghibli Film, it’s real life!

While some people in Japan have been enjoying the recent snowfall by creating “invisible people” out of frozen jeans, other parts of Japan have been showing off just how unbelievably beautiful they can look under a fresh blanket of snow.

And we have to say the best in snow so far this year has to be these shots of Ginzan Hot Springs in Japan’s northern Yamagata Prefecture taken by Japanese Twitter user @yossy_photo:

▼ “Title: ‘Snow falling on Ginzan.’ I’m so happy I got my long-awaited pictures of a Ginzan Hot Springs covered in snow.”

"雪降る銀山" 秋保で撮る予定が雪まったく無くて勢いで銀山行ってきました！念願の雪降る中の銀山温泉を撮ることができて幸せ♪ #東北が美しい https://t.co/gR2OzvRAiw
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よっしー@写心垢 (@yossy_photo) January 25, 2016

▼ Why are all these snowflakes getting in my mouth?
Oh right, because my jaw hit the ground.

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▼ All that snow looks like it was finely crafted by an artist,
rather than having fallen from the sky.

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▼ Are we positive these are snowflakes and not little hot spring fairies zooming around?

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▼ For at least one day, Disney World lost its position as the most magical place on Earth.

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The word’s still out on whether or not anyone was whisked away by fanciful spirits during this magical scene, but in the meantime, here’s what Japanese net users had to say about this winter wonderland:

“Amazing. It looks like something out of a fairy tale.”
“I want to soak in a nice hot spring with that view.”
“Japan can be pretty great sometimes.”
“A beautiful scene and a skilled photographer came together.”
“Or skilled Photoshopper (I know I’m a terrible person).”

Sure, perhaps the photographer touched up the photos with a little bit of Photoshop. But even then, that’s just part of the artistic process, like putting clay in a kiln or framing a painting, and doesn’t change the beauty of the final pictures

Either way, as with all things cool and magical, we choose to believe.

Source: Twitter/yossy_photo via Hamusoku
Images: Twitter/yossy_photo