Article source: Dan Pearson Studio
Hokkaido, the northernmost island of the Japanese archipelago, equivalent in size to Ireland, is nearly two hours’ flight north of Tokyo. Winter is the dominant season there and it arrives early, with autumn colour arriving in early September, the landscape snow covered by the end of October, and no sign of a thaw until late April. At its coldest the temperature plummets to minus twenty-five degrees centigrade.
- Architects: Dan Pearson Studio
- Project: Tokachi Millennium Forest
- Location: Hokkaido, Japan







