A special feature on Japanese "onomatopoeia" for winter!

Today's theme is perfect for winter.Japanese "Onomatopoeia" We will introduce you to the following.
What is onomatopoeia?Japanese expressions that express sounds and feelings with "sound-like words" That is what I mean.
In Japanese, there are many onomatopoeias that express sounds and sensations directly in words. Winter is a season in which we feel the changes of nature with our whole body, such as the cold, snow, and wind.Special onomatopoeia unique to winter appears a lot.
This time, we've collected only onomatopoeia that are fun to remember and use!

[Shivering]
Meaning: The state of shivering from cold.
The sound also conveys a "vibrating" feeling, making it a cute word.
[Keen]
Meaning: The air feels painfully cold.
A stinging coldness in the ears and hands.
[Crunchy]
Meaning: The sound and sensation of walking on snow.
Expressions that people in snowy regions use every day in winter!
[Shinshin]
Meaning: Snow continues to fall quietly.
A romantic onomatopoeia that is typical of winter in Japan.
[Warm]
Meaning: A warm and pleasant feeling.
A useful expression that can also be used for cooking, kotatsu, and gloves.
[Whistling]
Meaning: The sound of a strong winter wind blowing.
[Warm]
Meaning: Gentle warmth.
It's a warmth that's softer than toasty.
[Click-click]
Meaning: As hard as ice.
[Flip]
Meaning: It feels like it's raining or snowing just a little.
[Sparkling]
Meaning: The way snow or illuminations appear to glow.

Japanese onomatopoeia is not just a sound, but a magical word that conveys feelings.
·feeling
Body sensations
・Scenery atmosphere
Temperature and texture
It is a very Japanese expression that can convey everything from

Learning about winter onomatopoeia will help you experience Japanese winter in a richer way, from the sound of snow and the expression of the wind to the warmth of a kotatsu.

Be sure to try using a variety of onomatopoeia in your future Japanese studies!