- A Japanese inn in Takayama has created a "Subzero Forest" of ice.
- The inn uses freezing temperatures to spray water onto trees, creating fantastical icicle formations.
- The inn owner aims to provide a unique and wonderful experience for visitors.

A: Hey Hana! Did you see anything interesting online today?

B: Kenji! No, tell me! What's up?

A: There's this inn in Takayama! It’s crazy cool.

B: Takayama? Really? What’s so special?

A: They made an ice forest! Can you imagine?

B: Wow! An ice forest? Seriously? How did they do that?

A: Apparently, they spray water on the trees and mountains when it’s really freezing.

B: So, like, they *made* it? That’s amazing! What does it look like?

A: It’s like… icicles everywhere! They say some look like curtains and others look like jellyfish.

B: Jellyfish?! That sounds so magical! I can’t believe it.

A: A guy from Shikoku said he’d never seen anything like it. He thought it was extraordinary!

B: I bet! That inn owner, Kobayashi Norihiro, he's trying to make people happy, right?

A: Exactly! He wants everyone to enjoy something wonderful. We should go!