3 years later…
skiing and snowboarding is basically taking the chairlifts up the slopes and then ski or board down back to the chairlifts and then up again.
taking in the view
skiers and boarders getting down from the lift
on the way down the slopes
lunch was costly on the mountains…
it was a nice shelter from the cold though and a great view of Mt Yotei
this is where the boards and skis are left outside the cafe…
the temperature was…
another exhausting attempt to go down the slopes
back near the hotel
the main street leading to the slopes
the hotel
the carpark
for some reason, wipers on the cars are turned up when there is snow
computers for the guests’ usage at the lobby
Japanese keyboards are a little different
the stay at the hotel includes buffet breakfast and dinner
products for sale at a store, not far from the hotel.
alcohol
sake in a snowman.
snacks
and cute candies
soft toys
a ramen shop next door
There are so many Australians here that it felt as if it was Australia sometimes. A pub not far away to cater to the alcoholics…
a Mitsubishi Evo Wagon parked in the carpark outside the hotel
heavy snowfall on the last night
above the ankle deep
entering an Ice Bar, not far from the hotel
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