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About Nathan Eden

Nathan Eden is the owner of Myoko House and Myoko Apartments — accommodations in the powder capital of Myoko Kogen, Japan. When not trying to figure out how to deal with Myoko’s generous snowfall, you can find him studying Japanese, drinking nihonshu, listening to extreme metal or watching rugby league.
Latest Posts | By Nathan Eden
Is skiing in Japan getting too expensive?
2 months ago

Is skiing in Japan getting too expensive?

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As the northern winter approaches and the froth for powder is on the upswing, seeing costs do the same can threaten to dampen one’s stoke for Japow. It’s no secret …
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6 things to do away from the mountain in Myoko
3 months ago

6 things to do away from the mountain in Myoko

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As the sun begins to light up the snow-covered Mount Myoko, a day off from skiing or snowboarding offers the chance to uncover a bit of the adventure, culture and …
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A local’s guide to onsens in Myoko Kogen
4 months ago

A local’s guide to onsens in Myoko Kogen

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For many chasing Japow, an afternoon or evening onsen becomes just as much a part of the appeal as fresh lines and ramen. The mineral-packed waters of a therapeutic and …
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Why choosing Togari Onsen over Nozawa Onsen was the “best decision we could’ve made”
7 months ago

Why choosing Togari Onsen over Nozawa Onsen was the “best decision we could’ve made”

A skier may gaze across the valley and see Togari’s infinitely more popular cousin, Nozawa Onsen, from Togari Onsen Ski Resort. It’s within arm’s reach and yet, a world away …
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The events happening at Japan’s ski resorts through the green season
7 months ago

The events happening at Japan’s ski resorts through the green season

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It’s no secret that Japan’s ski resorts are world-renowned and highly regarded for their abundance of powder snow. At many of these resorts, you’ll also find far fewer people about …
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How to ski Japan during cherry blossom season
8 months ago

How to ski Japan during cherry blossom season

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You know cherry blossom viewing is important to the nation of Japan if only because they have a name especially for it – hanami. Although indigenous to the Himalayas and …
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Running a ski lodge and raising a family in Myoko, Japan
11 months ago

Running a ski lodge and raising a family in Myoko, Japan

The journey from Lima, Peru, to Myoko may not seem to be a linear path but for Augusto, aka “Kenji”, one that led him to where he needed to be. …
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Seki Onsen, the family-run ski resort with two lifts and “more powder snow than one could ever hope for”
1 year ago

Seki Onsen, the family-run ski resort with two lifts and “more powder snow than one could ever hope for”

More than 100 years ago, the sloping land above Seki Onsen was gradually cleared for firewood. At some point around the time skiing was first introduced to Japan, a lightning …
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The best multi-resort season pass for skiers heading to Japan. Which one is it?
1 year ago

The best multi-resort season pass for skiers heading to Japan. Which one is it?

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With the Japanese borders finally opening, it’s not too late to consider passes that may assist you in enjoying the finest Japow the predicted La Niña-affected 2022/23 season is set …
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Myoko’s 47-year transformation through the eyes of local skier, Moriyuki-san
1 year ago

Myoko’s 47-year transformation through the eyes of local skier, Moriyuki-san

It is probably not a surprise to hear a lifelong Myoko resident say things have changed over the years. Having recently celebrated his forty-seventh orbit of the sun, Moriyuki-san reckons …
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