Juhyo, also known as "frost flowers" or "ice flowers," are natural phenomena that occur in cold climates. They form when water vapor in the air freezes upon contact with cold surfaces, creating delicate, feathery ice structures. These formations can be found on trees, plants, and even on the ground, often resembling beautiful, intricate sculptures. The best conditions for Juhyo to develop include clear skies and calm winds, which allow for the necessary temperature drop. They are most commonly seen in regions like Hokkaido in Japan and other areas with similar cold weather patterns. These stunning ice formations attract photographers and nature enthusiasts alike.