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Japan’s enchanting winter landscapes and world-class ski resorts draw snow enthusiasts from around the globe. Whether you’re a seasoned skier or a novice snowboarder, staying updated on the latest snow conditions is crucial for planning the perfect winter adventure. In this article, we’ll explore the best sources for obtaining accurate and timely snow information for…
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If you plan on visiting Hakuba Valley you’ll be happy to know you can get your skis or snowboard hot waxed by Wax Hakuba. Hirotsugu Yamada, a former JSBA certified professional snowboarder, runs Wax Hkauba. He even picks up and delivers your skis or snowboard back on the same day, depending on the time it…
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Good Tips on How to Learn to Ski as a Beginner Learning to ski as a beginner can be a fun, if done right. Get started with these steps: Take a Lesson The best way to begin skiing is to take a lesson from a certified ski instructor at a ski resort. They will teach…
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As the curtains rise on another thrilling ski season in the Land of the Rising Sun, there’s a new character lurking in the wings, ready to add its own twist to the winter drama – El Niño. Yes, the infamous climate phenomenon has decided to grace Japan with its presence this time around, and it’s…
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What are the Best Ski Resorts in Japan? Japan is known for its world-class ski resorts that offer excellent powder snow and a unique skiing experience. Some of the best ski resorts in Japan include: When is the Ski Season in Japan? The ski season in Japan typically runs from December to April, although it…
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Japanese Ski Run Difficulty Ratings are unique and different from other countries. Unlike anywhere else in the world of skiing or snowboarding, and according to wikipedia.org, Japan has a very simple ski run difficulty rating ratings system. Generally, we categorize slopes to the right into the following groups: beginner, intermediate, and expert. Furthermore, there is…