2 years ago
Deep dry powder and a world-class superpipe at hidden gem Aomori Spring
There’s something about Aomori Spring that adds up to more than the sum of its parts. Like many resorts in Japan, it’s not big and the runs aren’t very long, …
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2 years ago
Is Appi Kogen the best ski resort in Japan that nobody has heard of?
When you tell people you’re visiting Appi Kogen resort you usually get blank faces, but Appi is up there with the largest in Japan. Shiga Kogen leads the way with …
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2 years ago
Amihari Onsen is a beautifully quiet Japanese ski resort where nothing has changed for 30 years
If you’ve never done any tree runs or powder skiing, Amihari Onsen Ski Resort is one of the best places in Japan to start. It’s a compact resort close to …
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2 years ago
Do you need a dedicated powder board to make the most of Japan’s deep powder?
When you first snowboard in Japan, you immediately notice how many riders are on directional powder boards. They are a relatively rare sight in the USA and Europe, and probably …
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2 years ago
Geto Kogen is hands down one of the snowiest ski resorts on the planet
With more than 18 metres of snowfall in good seasons and around 10 metres in “bad” years, it gets even more snow than Niseko and puts world-famous resorts like Whistler …
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