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Nisekos night skiing is simply amazing, it's the best I've ever skied. Ever. I agree Hakuba sucks for night skiing, but the terrain around there is far superior I think. Both have so many options that you really can't go wrong! Trying to decide Honshu or Hokkaido for this winter right now Hirafu night skiing...

No, no, I wouldn't be able to function then! Do gotta work unfortunately! Got a bit more money now so think its time to buy a few cases

My hours vary from two per day to five per day and teach 17 hours total per week. I wish it was less, but some of my mates teach way more per week for much less money, so I can't complain. Meetings suck though don't they?

I've drank a case of it already, and think its Japan's best beer. I need to go buy several cases of it and store it for later.

I can't wait either! Don't need new tires, but love seeing them.

Great thread this. My wife and I are also getting into the housing market. One problem I have found is that some of the lots we have found we have to buy through Sekisui or another one of those companies, which we don't want to do. Some of those prefab houses just look terrible. Granted, I have seen a few (2-3) that made me think, that's a prefab house? It looked great inside and outside wasn't bad either. Those were few and far between unfortunately. I wanted to say thank you for all the information and points to keep in mind when we start looking seriously, too. So many questions have p

Things that I would prefer that hadn't been invented would be along the same lines as shouldn't have been made: Ishihara Shintaro.

Pictures like this make me sad. There is still plenty of snow out there, but not much more coming unfortunately. Think we will get any more freak storms?? Don't like meltage!

Namamugi Namagomi Namatamago Niseko Village

Thanks for sharing. I was in meetings in the morning and afternoon as well. At least somebody is out there hiking and enjoying the goods. I agree, I'd like to see more of Muika's pictures as well. Always spectacular. Enjoy a little hike and take some pictures for us (stuck in the office) please

Chriselle, I've seen that several times in the States myself, but thankfully it wasn't for me. I always go with the flow of traffic back home, but that's usually about 75 miles an hour which I don't mind because it's what I usually do here I still get passed loads too. Some drivers really fly don't they? I know it's about police cars, but what is up with people doing 80 in the right lane blocking traffic, and going the same speed as the car next to it? Bitching about drivers here is a past time of mine. Sumahen

Had that happen to me heading to Takasu the other week. My mate and I were driving up and all the cars were behind the cop car going the exact speed limit. I just don't do the speed limit so I was going about 7 or 8 km faster than the group and managed to pass them and get up to the cop car, right when I started passing the cop car he got on the loud speaker and said that the speed limit is 80km/hr and that's what I have to do, so he pulled immediately behind me and repeated that two more times. I moved over to the left side and dropped my speed to just at 80km and then he proceeded to pull up

Thanks for the pictures!

Might get another storm or two this month, but not holding my breath. I think it's time to break out the sunscreen and enjoy Spring skiing! I love corn skiing and touring, also a nice time to enjoy groomers, too. Do you not like Spring skiing and touring?

Yuck. Don't get me wrong, makes for some fun corduroy action, but I'd rather we had temps with highs under freezing still. Too early for sunscreen!

Looks like highs around 12 or so in some places in Niigata and Nagano next weekend. Don't like to hear that.

Wow, sounds like he is lucky to be alive!!! Glad to hear there aren't two bodies going home in coffins this time.

In March! Can you believe it?!

Is this weekend CNY? Or is that over? Sorry I can't remember. I would love to be heading out to the slopes this weekend but have work due to entrance exams Schools making us work on long weekends is just criminal! Sunday after we're finished going to meet up with a few other families and go eat some delicious food around the Ise Peninsula. I just can't get excited to go out there when we could at least do a day trip to Takasu or Washigatake

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Oh hell ya! Smokin. Do bots vote? Are there programs that enable them to jump on polls and vote? To the two of you who are "not really" interested in sex, it's probably because you're not doing it right.

I'd like to find out more information too. The families must be going through hell, so my thoughts go out to them. RIP. This is copy and pasted from the site: ニセコなだれ情報第46号　Niseko Avalanche Info No.46 山麓６時-９度降雪なし静穏、モイワ山頂北西5m/s気温-１０度ふきだまりの発達わずか、 アンヌプリ山頂北8.1m/s気温-１２．８度、日本海北北東5m/s波高1.3m気圧1014hpa、 気圧の傾きゆるく静穏、朝までに顕著なふきだまりの発達なく1/24-25層上の風成雪スラブは安定、雪崩リスクは低い。２番３番ゲートは午前１０時に開けられる。 昨日ルールを軽視して軽率な行動をとったことで、２件の死亡事故が起きた。現場としてやりきれない思いだ。 事故は亀裂転落で起こっている。亀裂の危険はこの情報でも再三呼びかけている。しかし無駄だった。この情報やニセコルールの無視、軽視、批判は一向に構わない。それなら事故につながるような安易な行動をすべきではない。残念な朝だ。亡くなられた方の冥福を祈る。 Niseko base 6am: -9℃, n

top 3 layers: base layer, fleece, and jacket bottom 2 layers: tights and pants Trying for the 1977 Japanese style!

Very nice pics. 47 was beautiful that day! Love me some powder as much as some bluebird cord... wait, is it kosher to say that?

Just saw how much snow has been accumulating overnight! I wish I didn't have Nyushi this weekend!!