my snowboarding holiday in march gone
guess next yr march also bo liao
miss SB-inggggggggggg
Any good resorts to recommend for beginners? Tried ski last time during el nino period when the snow was melting. Not a good experience.
I took 5days ski lessons (2-4ppl groups) in myoko kogen in the 2018-2019 season, finally managed to get my technique up to tackle groomed blacks. 2019-2020 missed cos of baby, 2020-2021 missed cos of covid, by the time 2021-2022 season comes along I think 3 years no ski sure go back to greens liaomy snowboarding holiday in march gone
guess next yr march also bo liao
wait till travel bubble bah
now plan useless as many resort closing one by one
me always go niigata for SB-ing as winter closed around May + hokkiado n nagano region too expensive imo
I just went Nagano last month. super beautiful place. my 5th time here.
will definitely go back.
Help chiu rah..
I also wana go back the Karuizawa, Nagano, Toyama, Kanazawa route for next trip..And this time during winter for different feel..
thankyou thankyou.
sorry whats wrong ah with the upload ah? haha.
yeah. beautiful places. love the nature and mountains there
Great pics!!!
You need the image url which ends with .jpg or .png..
Nobody force you to stay in atas onsen or ski in ski out hotel ba, main island resorts all have pretty reasonable accommodation.Nagano too expensive for me as a beginner. IIRC standard accommodation can go up to $400-500 a night during peak season
I just went Nagano last month. super beautiful place. my 5th time here.
will definitely go back.
Kamikochi is amazing, I been there once and I wanted to hike higher that trip but it started to rain so no choice but to u-turn back.
Hopefully one day I can hike until Karasawa.
https://www.alpico.co.jp/en/travelog/post/karasawa-cirque-best-autumn-hike-in-kamikochi/
I just had a quick look at this link! Will research further into this. Am very interested to do this hike! Any other multiday hikes you can recommend?
Thank you!
Land of Volcanoes: Exploring Aso-Kuju National Park
https://www.japan-guide.com/ad/national-parks/aso-kuju/