"Kōri no Kaze" is a Japanese phrase that translates to "Wind of Ice." It often refers to themes of coldness, isolation, or the beauty of winter landscapes in literature and art. The phrase can evoke feelings of tranquility or melancholy, depending on the context in which it is used. In popular culture, "Kōri no Kaze" may also relate to various works, including anime, manga, or music that explore winter themes. It can symbolize the harshness of winter or the serene beauty of snowy scenes, often highlighting the contrast between warmth and coldness in human emotions and experiences.