- A Japanese gorge is displaying a massive 250-meter long ice wall created by residents pouring water.
- Visitors are flocking to the site to photograph the impressive natural spectacle.
- The icy display is predicted to last until late February.

A: Hey! Did you hear about something cool in Saitama?
B: No, what happened? Tell me!

A: Apparently, there's this amazing wall of ice! It’s really big!
B: Wow, really? Where?

A: In Ogano Town, at Onouchi Gorge. People pour water there to *make* the ice.
B: Seriously? That’s so interesting!

A: Yeah! It’s about 250 meters long and 50 meters high. A giant ice wall!
B: That’s incredible! I want to see it!

A: People are taking pictures from a bridge nearby. A guy from Kumagaya said this year’s icicles are the best he’s ever seen.
B: Sounds amazing! He gets to forget about work, huh?

A: Exactly! And a lady from Tokyo said it was beautiful, even though it’s freezing!
B: So, when can we see this ice wall?

A: They say it’ll be there until late February. Let’s go!
B: Yes! Let's go this weekend!