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Japan: Sea of Okhotsk Covered in Drift Ice as Season Reaches Peak

Drift ice formed along the Siberian coast travels for approximately one and a half months to reach Hokkaido. The ice blankets the Sea of Okhotsk, and reaches its peak in early March.

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2026/3/10 22:11:20

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2026 at about 08:00h, NOTE: 2 clips Video Location: Near Kitahama Station in Abashiri, Japan Video Recording Date/Time: March 6, Hokkaido

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