With the cold weather continuing, winter is finally here. Did you know that there’s an insect that heralds the arrival of winter in Hokkaido? In Hokkaido and Tohoku, as the first snowfall approaches, insects called “snow bugs” begin to fly. As shown in the video on the following website [Note 1], the sight of snow bugs flying around resembles falling snow, which is precisely why they’re called “snow bugs.”
Snow bugs are found from October to December and are covered in white, fluff-like material. But why do we start seeing them? It’s because they migrate to Sakhalin fir trees around the beginning of summer, but around October, they leave the trees and move to Japanese ash trees [Note 2]. This migration brings with it a large number of snow bugs, which is why you’ll see so many of them. Incidentally, the reason snow bugs are called winter’s messengers is because the first snowfall is said to occur 10 days to two weeks after their appearance.

However, while snow bugs are beautiful, when they swarm in large numbers, they can get on your face, clothes, or even get into your mouth, nose, or eyes. Therefore, wearing a mask and glasses is effective, and if you’re hanging out laundry outside, it’s best to avoid times when they’re swarming.

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Note 1:
https://weathernews.jp/news/202510/170066/
Note 2:
https://tenki.jp/suppl/kawaimegumi/2024/10/09/32531.html
Note 3: