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Powder, Powder and more Powder!
... see signs 'no clothing permitted'. Deep thermal spring water which warmed all the tired muscles. Talia is now officially a little ski bunny. 5 days of 3 hour lessons and she can ski all the way down the Family run. She did 10 or so runs this morning with her instructor. As it has been quiet here (start of season) she has ...
Grand Hirafu, Niseko
... start of the peak season. It has been great to be here the last 3 days of the shoulder season because we have virtually had the place to ourselves! Not one wait for a lift and easy in the ski locker room with no one else around! Yesterday afternoon we had our first attempt at a snowman on our balcony. His name is Mr Happy! Yesterday it was -15 on the slopes and around -8 down here at the apartment. Goes without saying we are all wearing around 5 layers of thermals and ski gear, but ...
Day 2
... t really know what else to call him) merchandise. Further down the promenade we found a shrine with a statue of what Bryan called the “Squirrel-Bear-Monk.” We saw some Japanese tourists pour some water on his head (for what we assumed was for good luck) and took some pictures with him, as well.
When we reached the end of the strip, we crossed the street and walked into a public park. It was very well kept (In fact, Bryan said it ...
Day 1
I safely arrived in Japan and am having a great time so far! Narita airport was not as culturally different as I thought it would be, and neither was Chitose airport in Sapporo. We spent barely any time in Narita, but we'll be back in Tokyo soon enough. One thing I thought was funny was at Chitose, as we were pulling in, the ground crew was all lined up along the side of the plane and as soon as we ...
Hokkaido Trip- July 9-15
... it from above though because it’s not allowed human contact. Quite impressive. The next hotel we stayed in was a very Japanese one, we slept on tatami with a futon. We had dinner on the second floor in cute little Japanese style rooms and then went down to the village to look around the stores. This area is very reminiscent of the old Ainu that used to live in Hokkaido so most of the stores were wooden carvings styled in the Ainu tradition. The people who owned the ...
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