記録的寒波の影響で、九州は1月24日、大雪に見舞われた。Twitterには雪景色の太宰府天満宮（福岡県太宰府市）の写真が多数投稿されており、あるユーザーは「水墨画のように美しい」とつぶやいた。
なお、普段の太宰府天満宮は下記のような景観だ。
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Dazaifu Tenmangë Shrine(01 of09)
Ornate building at Dazaifu Tenmangë Shrine in Fukuoka, Japan (credit:Gary Conner via Getty Images)
People walking through shrine entrance(02 of09)
Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, Fukuoka (aka Hakata), Japan. Dedicated in 905 A.D., shrine commemorates Michizane Sugawara, a Heian official renowned for his learning and purity of heart. Dates to 1591 and is a classic example of Momoyama Period architecture. (credit:Barry Winiker via Getty Images)
Good luck bull statue at shrine(03 of09)
Good luck bull statue (when rubbed said to bring success in studies or examinations) in Dazaifu Tenmangë Shrine, Fukuoka, Japan (credit:Gary Conner via Getty Images)
Arched red bridge over pond in park(04 of09)
Graceful bridge at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, Fukuoka (aka Hakata), Japan. Dedicated in 905 A.D., shrine commemorates Michizane Sugawara, a Heian official renowned for his learning and purity of heart. Dates to 1591 and is a classic example of Momoyama Period architecture with its elegant, Buddhist-inspired bridges, serene ponds and ancient camphor trees. (credit:Barry Winiker via Getty Images)
The Komyo Zen-ji temple in Dazaifu, is pure Zen, rocks sand and gravel.(05 of09)
Dazaifu, Kyushu, Japan, North-East Asia, Asia (credit:Tony Wheeler via Getty Images)
Five priests praying inside shrine(06 of09)
Priests praying at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, Fukuoka (aka Hakata), Japan. Dedicated in 905 A.D., shrine commemorates Michizane Sugawara, a Heian official renowned for his learning and purity of heart. (credit:Barry Winiker via Getty Images)
Japan, Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, Gourds(07 of09)
Gourds hanging by red threads as a sign of gratitude being protected from bad luck. (credit:Yuko Yamada via Getty Images)
Middle-aged woman taking photo of iris in pond(08 of09)
Woman photographing iris plantings in water garden, early May, at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, Fukuoka (aka Hakata), Japan. Dedicated in 905 A.D., shrine commemorates Michizane Sugawara, a Heian official renowned for his learning and purity of heart. Dates to 1591 and is a classic example of Momoyama Period architecture with its elegant, Buddhist-inspired bridges, serene ponds and ancient camphor trees. (credit:Barry Winiker via Getty Images)
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