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Thanks for the information Sanjo. I guess I will wait until Friday, check the Yuzawa Now report and the Kagura website to see how much is made accessible and whether it seesms worth a trip .

Hmmm, a mysterious reply. I guess I will have to get myself down there and find out for myself. Speaking of mysterious, I have read it described as a mysterious place where the slope gets more gentle the higher you go. 上に行くほど傾斜が緩くなる不思議なスキー場。上部のコバルトゲレンデは初心者向きのオープンスロープで、ビギナーがボーゲンを練習するのに最適。中級者がウォーミングアップをするのにもいいだろう。比較的空いている穴場ゲレンデであるうえ、SAJ公認の大和スキー学校のほか、プロスキースクール(SIA)も揃っているので、スキー初心者がじっくり練習するのもおすすめだ。スキー場内にアットホームな宿泊施設が散在している。 (Added text in for you u-tan, SJ-David).

Hello all, I am new to this website and this is my first post. Firstly, a little about me. I have been living in Niigata prefecture for about 3 years now, about half way between Niigata city and the Yamagata border. I usally content myself with the (small) hills around here, the odd day trip down to the Yuzawa area and occasional jaunts slightly further afield like Myoko or Zao. Since joining this site, I have seen that Mt. Granview is held in very high regard. The short write up in the resorts section of this website describes it as, "The legendary Mt Granview" and numerous