Japan: A Land of Water and Snow.
In Japan, both summer and winter bring rainy seasons. Summer sees typhoons and heavy rains on the Pacific side, while winter blankets the Sea of Japan side with heavy snowfall.
Especially at year’s end, Hakuba is simply magnificent. In December, the Sea of Japan is still warm, and the arrival of the Siberian cold air mass often brings heavy snowfall.
Here’s a summary of our five-day end-of-year tour around the Hakuba and Myoko areas. This is one of our favorite end-of-year routes, crafted by us, skiing enthusiasts with over 20 years of experience and passionate about Japan’s powder snow.
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00:00 Hakuba Cortina Ski Resort
4:20 Charmant Hiuchi Ski Resort
7:48 Seki Onsen Ski Resort
10:28 Hakuba Happo-One Ski Resort
16:03 Hakuba Cortina Ski Resort
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Day 1
Hakuba Cortina Ski Resort
[https://www.hgp.co.jp/cortina/ski/]
Stayed in Hakuba Town
Day 2
Charmant Hiuchi Ski Resort (Myoko Area)
[https://charmant-hiuchi.jp/]
Stayed in Joetsu City
Day 3
Seki Onsen Ski Resort (Myoko Area)
[http://www.sekionsen.com/]
Stayed in Nagano City
Day 4
Hakuba Happo-One Ski Resort
[https://www.happo-one.jp/]
Stayed in Hakuba Town
Day 5
Hakuba Cortina Ski Resort
[https://www.hgp.co.jp/cortina/ski/]
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Our equipments
ski:#VectorGlide／https://www.vectorglide-japan.com/
camera:#gopro ／https://gopro.com/
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